Name |
Ferris John Scott [1] |
Birth |
8 May 1830 |
Hamilton, Putnam County, New York [2, 3] |
Gender |
Male |
Census |
31 Aug 1850 |
Southeast Township, Putnam County, New York [4] |
- Abraham Scott, 58, M, Farmer, NY
Hanna Scott, 54, F, NY
Charles Scott, 29, M, NY
Anny Scott, 25, F, NY
Mary J Scott, 22, F, NY, attended school
Ferris Scott, 20, M, NY, attended school
Careline Scott, 18, F, NY, attended school
Edmond Scott, 15, M, NY, attended school
Francis Scott, 13, F, NY, attended school
Sarah M Scott, 11, F, NY, attended school
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Witness-Probate |
24 Feb 1860 |
Patterson, Putnam County, New York [5] |
- Probate documents mention wife Elizabeth W. Mabie and children Sylvester Mabie and Jeremiah Mabie, both of Putnam County, Stephen G. Mabie, Edmund F. Mabie and Sarah E. Mabie, all of Walworth County, Wisconsin, and Daniel Mabie, residence unknown. Also mentioned are grandchildren Hiram Mabie of Dutchess County, William A. Mabie, Phebe Ann Dyckman, Ruth Ann Dyckman and Adeline Mabie, all of Putnam County and Charles Scott, Edmund Scott, Ferris Scott, Eliza Barrett, Annie Scott, Harriet Scott and "others whose names and places of residence are unknown. Letter of Administration was issued to Sylvester Mabie on 4/16/1860
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Milit-Beg |
27 Aug 1862 |
Fayette Township, Seneca County, New York [1] |
- 148th Infantry Regiment , New York Volunteers
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Death |
10 May 1879 |
New Durham, Hudson County, New Jersey [3] |
Obituary |
28 May 1879 |
Brookfield, New York [3] |
- At New Durham, N. J., on May 10, Rev. Ferris Scott passed from this earth to the joys of the blest. From excessive labors as pastor and teacher in the public schools, blindness succeeded by partial paralysis overpowered him in his good work, his sickness dating from March 22d. During the Rebellion he served as Chaplain in the 148th Regiment N.Y.V., and since the war has devoted his time and energies to teaching and pastoral labors. He was Principal of the Brookfield Academy in some of its most flourishing days, and will be remembered by many residents of this town, who were then his pupils, as a sympathetic and thorough teacher, and we trust that his wise counsels are still remembered. He was also ordained a minister of the Gospel of the Baptist church, at this place. He was forty-nine years of age, having been born in Putman County, N.Y., May 8, 1830.
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Reference Number |
4512 |
Burial |
Flower Hill Cemetery, North Bergen, Hudson County, New Jersey [6] |
Person ID |
I4485 |
Maybee Society |
Last Modified |
7 Apr 2024 |