1800 - 1862

Martha Patsey (Bruce) Scott {1800-1862}

Spring bluebonnets blooming at Scotts Chapel Cemetery

Last Updated: May 29, 2023

Martha Patsey (Bruce) Scott

Martha’s story is being written…

Bob Roe Scott, 3rd Great Grandson

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Scott's Chapel Cemetery Historical Marker

Spring bluebonnets blooming at Scott's Chapel Cemetery

Daughter of James Williams and Martha (Patsey) Bruce Scott died April 16

Bob Roe Scott standing aside Texas State Historic Marker of Scott's Chapel Cemetery

Here, Bob stands aside his namesakes' memorial at Scott's Chapel Cemetery

Martha Patsey Bruce Scott memorial bench

Scott’s Chapel Cemetery is in Hill County, Texas.

Examine her genealogical record.

Scott’s Chapel Cemetery is in Hill County, Texas. Traveling 7.2 miles westward of Interstate 35 along county road 1304 and then southward 1.2 miles along Hill County road (HCR) 2234, the cemetery is just off the road. GPS coordinates 31.835633 and -97.185108.

Located within Scotts Chapel Cemetery, Martha Scott is memorialized. (Lloyd Nichols, photographer)

Martha Patsey Bruce Scott’s relationship to Martha Nancy Coleman

Martha Patsey Bruce Scott’s relationship to Larie Lazineth Laumier

Martha Patsey Bruce Scott’s relationship to Bob Roe Scott

Martha Patsey Bruce Scott’s pedigree

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Oldest Known Ancestors

Martha Patsey (Bruce) Scott

(1862)

Celia Allen
1. Maternal Line
  
  Prince George, Virginia / 1712
2. Paternal Line
  
  Ponds Hall, Boxted, Essex, England / 1533
Arnold Bruce
1. Maternal Line
  
  North Carolina / 1733
2. Paternal Line
  
  Goochland, Virginia / 1730

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