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Re: Scotts of Ballymacran
« Reply #9 on: Sunday 21 December 14 00:02 GMT (UK) »
...There were some distinguished families in the parish as can be seen from the windows and memorials. In 1696, the Rev. Gideon Scott, a chaplain in the army of William III, bought the Willsborough estate in the townland of Donnybrewer in the parish. The name Willsborough derives from the name of the King, who was apparently pleased by the sermon which he had heard Mr. Scott preaching! He was the ancestor of Major W. E. Scott of Willsborough......

....there is a memorial to Anne, second wife of Thomas Scott of Willsborough who died in 1840, and to Katherine, the third wife who died in 1857, and to Thomas Scott himself who died in 1872...

http://fredrickhervey4thearlofbristol.blogspot.ie/2012/08/st-canice-faughanvale-eglinton.html
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Re: Scotts of Ballymacran
« Reply #11 on: Sunday 21 December 14 00:30 GMT (UK) »
Seem to be in Louth too...



Scott, Thos., 1853, Listulk etc., t, 1951, Willsborough, Co. Londonderry, 3130
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