Edmund Scott, of Rattlesden

Edmund Scott

• Born 1525 in Rattlesen, Bradfield, Suffolk, England
• Died August 14, 1621 in Bradfield, Suffolk, England, England
• Son of George Scott & Margaret
• Husband of Joan
• Father of Thomas Scott, Henry Scott, Edmund Scott, Ann Scott, Mary Scott, Dinah Scott, Anne Scott, Rose Scott, George Scott, Nicholas Scott and George Scott

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Edmund was born about 1524 in Bradfield, Suffolk England.

He and his wife Joan had ten children including Henry, their second child. Their first two children were baptized at Bradfield St George and the rest at St. Nicholas (the parish church) in Rattlesden, County Suffolk. The village of Rattlesden sits in a steep valley. Half-timbered houses clamber the slopes.

Edmund Scott appears in the parish records of Rattlesden, for the first time in 1567, when he brought his daughter Dinay for baptism. In 1569, he was a “questman,” a parish officer and a church warden in 1588-1589: and collector in 1593 and 1611 .

Joane, “wife of Edmund—an old woman”, was buried 15 May 1615 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England. Edmund, “about 97 yeares of age”, was buried 14 Aug 1621.

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Notes for Edmund Scott
“I have no positive ‘proof’ that Edmund I was the father of Henry, but since George was buried in the churchyard of Bradfield St. George on 30 Aug. 1562, and since he mentions his son Edmund I in his Will, and since Edmund’s son Henry was bapt in Bradfield st. george, I have concluded that Edmund was the father of Henry.”1653

“Edmund Scott appears in the parish records of Rattlesden, co. Suffolk, for the first time in 1567, when he brought a child to baptism. He was a ‘questman,’ a parish officer, in 1569. As the baptisms of his two eldest children are not in the register, which begins in 1558, he probably came to Rattlesden from another parish. He was church warden in 1588-1589, and collector in 1593 and 1611. [See The Pillsbury Ancestry, Mary Lovering Holman, 1938, I: 81.] Joan Scott, his wife, whome he may have married about 1560, was buried in Rattlesden May 15, 1615, ‘an old woman.’ He was buried in Rattlesden August 14, 1621, aged ‘about ninety-seven years,’ possibly an exaggeration.” 1296

“Edmund Scott born probably in Rattlesden, Suffolk, Eng., about 1530, buried there 14 Aug. 1621, aged ‘about ninety-seven years.’ He married, probably about 1560, Joan ____, who was buried 15 May 1615, ‘an old woman.’ Edmund Scott appears in the records of Rattlesden in 1569 as a ‘Questman’, a parish officer. This is the first mention found of him, although the records begin in 1558, and as the baptisms of his two eldest children are not of record, he possibly came to Rattlesden about 1556 from some other parish. In 1588-89, he was a church warden and in 1593, he was a collector. In 1611, Edmund Scott, ‘Sr.’ served again as collector. His age at death was probably exaggerated. ” 1026

“Edmund Scott (George) was born probably about 1525-1530 in Bradfield Saint george, suffolk, and was the son of George Skott who died in 1547. Edmund’s wife was named Joan. She was buried 15 May 1615 at Rattlesden, ‘an old woman’. He was buried there 14 August 1621, aged ‘about ninety-seven years’. His age was probably exaggerated as was so often the case. Edmund Scot and his wife apparently moved from Bradfield to Rattlesden about 1566, for their children born after that date were baptized there. He appears in the records of Rattlesden in 1569 as a Questman, which is a parish officer. From 158 from 1589, he was a church warden and in 1593 he was a collector. In 1611 Edmund Scott, Sr. again served as a collector.” 213

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Edmund was born about 1524 in Bradfield, Suffolk England.

He and his wife Joan had ten children including Henry, their second child. Their first two children were baptized at Bradfield St George and the rest at St. Nicholas (the parish church) in Rattlesden, County Suffolk. The village of Rattlesden sits in a steep valley. Half-timbered houses clamber the slopes.

Edmund Scott appears in the parish records of Rattlesden, for the first time in 1567, when he brought his daughter Dinay for baptism. In 1569, he was a “questman,” a parish officer and a church warden in 1588-1589: and collector in 1593 and 1611 .

Joane, “wife of Edmund—an old woman”, was buried 15 May 1615 in Rattlesden, Suffolk, England. Edmund, “about 97 yeares of age”, was buried 14 Aug 1621. Name

   Name: Edmund /Scott/[1] 

Birth

   Birth:

Date: 1524

       SDATE 1 JUL 1524 

       Place: Bradfield, County Suffolk, England 

Death

   Death:

Date: 1621

       SDATE 1 JUL 1621 

       Place: Rattlesden, County Suffolk, England 

       Source: #S161

Page: Volume 3, Page 267

           TMPLT

FIELD
Name: Page

                   VALUE Volume 3, Page 267 

Burial

   Burial:

Date: 14 AUG 1621

       Place: Rattlesden, County Suffolk, England 

       Source: #S161

Page: Volume 3, Page 267

           TMPLT

FIELD
Name: Page

                   VALUE Volume 3, Page 267 

Reference

   Reference: MA13694 

Birth

   Birth:

Date: 1525

       Place: St. George Parish, Bradfield, Suffolk, England[2][3][4] 

Death

   Death:

Date: 14 AUG 1621

       Place: Bradfield, Suffolk, , England[5][6][7] 

Occupation

   Occupation: Questman

Place: Rattlesden, Suffolk, England[8]
Marriage

   Husband: Edmund Scott 

   Wife: Joan Howard 

   Child: Henry Scott

Relationship to Father: Natural

       Relationship to Mother: Natural 

Child: George Scott
Relationship to Father: Natural

       Relationship to Mother: Natural 

Child: Nicholas Scott
Relationship to Father: Natural

       Relationship to Mother: Natural 

Child: Rose Scott
Relationship to Father: Natural

       Relationship to Mother: Natural 

Child: Anne Scott
Relationship to Father: Natural

       Relationship to Mother: Natural 

Child: Dinah Scott
Relationship to Father: Natural

       Relationship to Mother: Natural 

Child: Mary Scott
Relationship to Father: Natural

       Relationship to Mother: Natural 

Child: Ann Scott
Relationship to Father: Natural

       Relationship to Mother: Natural 

Child: Edmund Scott
Relationship to Father: Natural

       Relationship to Mother: Natural 

Marriage:
Date: 25 JUL 1594

       Place: Rattlesden, Suffolk, England[9] 

Sources

   A profile of Edmund/Edward is silent on Joan's LNAB. Collected by Varnell-40 13:24, 15 April 2015 (EDT). 

WikiTree profile Scott-2805 created through the import of MaryStamperMcKague2011-08-06_01.ged on Aug 7, 2011 by Masm x. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Masm and others.
Source: S176 Author: Ancestry.com Title: Public Member Trees Publication: Name: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2

   Repository: R1 Name: Ancestry.com Address: 360 West 4800 North, Provo, UT 84604 E-Mail Address: Phone Number: 

Source S161

   Abbreviation: Massachusetts and Maine Families 

   Title: Walter Goodwin Davis, Massachusetts and Maine Families in the Ancestry of Walter Goodwin Davis (1885-1966): A reprinting in alphabetical order by surname of the sixteen multi-ancestor compedia, Introduction by Gary Boyd Roberts (Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1996), . 

   Subsequent Source Citation Format: Davis, Massachusetts and Maine Families in the Ancestry of Walter Goodwin Davis (1885-1966), . 

   BIBL Davis, Walter Goodwin. Massachusetts and Maine Families in the Ancestry of Walter Goodwin Davis (1885-1966): A reprinting in alphabetical order by surname of the sixteen multi-ancestor compedia. Introduction by Gary Boyd Roberts. Baltimore, Maryland: Genealogical Publishing Company, Inc., 1996. 

Footnotes

   Note N3450 

Note: @N10562@

   @N10562@ NOTE 

   Married Joan, who died 15 May 1615, Rattlesden, Suffolk. Edmund Scott appears in the records of Rattlesden in 1569 as a "Questman," a parish officer. He probably came to Rattlesden from some other parish (Mary Lovering Holman, Ancestry of Charles Pillsbury and John Pillsbury, two volumes (Concord, New Hampshire: The Rumford Press, 1938), 1:81). 

   He appears in the parish records of Rattlesden for the first time in 1567 when he brought his daughter Dinay to baptism. The Rattlesden register begins in 1558. The absence of the baptisms of Dinay's older siblings seems to indicate he came to Rattlesden from another parish. He was church warden in 1588-1589 and collector in 1593 and 1611. He was buried at age "about ninety-seven years" which is possibly an exaggeration (Walter Goodwin Davis, The Ancestry of Phoebe Tilton, 1775-1847 

   (Portland, Maine: The Anthoensen Press, 1947), p. 117). 

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