I found a Sam:l Scott listed under the Muster Role of Col. Robert Murden's
Regiment, Pasquotank Co,. NC 1755
and a Sam:l Scott listed under a list of Capt. Thomas Sappington's Co.,
Prince Georges Co., MD - Nov 5, 1748
got this from book- Colonial Soldiers of the South 1732-1774 by Murtie June
Clark.
Don't think these are your people.
My computer is going in the shop in the morning so if have questions wait a
week and ask me.
Cathy
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> From: Marlin and Lois Glasgow 
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Samuel Scott
> Date: Friday, May 28, 1999 8:07 PM
> 
> Can someone help me find out if this information on Samuel Scott is
> correct?.
> Samuel Scott was born 1763, Private, served in South Carolina in
> Marian's Command during the
> Revolutionary War. I can not find any records stating this. One of my
> friends is trying to get in
> the DAR on this ancestor. She has Samuel Scott married to a Sarah
> Latham/Lathan. We have
> been unable to locate that marriage record. It's my understanding S.C.
> does not have marriage
> records back to 1786. Does anyone have a Rooster of South Carolina Rev.
> Soldiers and can
> check and see if Samuel Scott is listed?
> We are as far as we can go on this Samuel Scott. Samuel Scott moved to
> Tennessee around 1810
> and settled in Maury Co. Tn. and believed died Mar.2,1829. Some think
> that Samuel's wife was
> Sarah Latham Mathews. But we believe that Mathews may been her first
> husband. We do know
> she could be the daughter of Andrew Latham but can't prove.We are still
> trying to find his will.
> Any help would greatly be appreciated. Thank You.   Lois
> 
> 
> 
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