ladylinda
master brummie
James Charles Scott,mentioned in William's probate records was also a gun manufacturer.
In 1911 he was living at "Rowanleigh",St Bernard's Rd,Olton with his daughter Ellen.
He appears to be the younger brother of William,living in Walsall Road, Aston, in 1851.
Their father William Scott born 1806 Bradfield Suffolk,was a gun maker employing 18 men and 2 boys in 1861.
Their uncle Charles Scott born 1806 Bradfield Suffolk,gun manufacturer,had been listed with the family since 1841.
Then he and his 2nd wife and sons lived at Bolton Street, Handsworth in 1861,moving to Sycamore Rd,Handsworth before his death in 1883.
His son Martin,(1853) was an executor of his estate when he died 18th december 1883,leaving an estate of £9,371 0s 1d.
Martin was then living at 32 Booth Street Handsworth.
Is this where the W&C Scott and Sons name came from?
In 1911 he was living at "Rowanleigh",St Bernard's Rd,Olton with his daughter Ellen.
He appears to be the younger brother of William,living in Walsall Road, Aston, in 1851.
Their father William Scott born 1806 Bradfield Suffolk,was a gun maker employing 18 men and 2 boys in 1861.
Their uncle Charles Scott born 1806 Bradfield Suffolk,gun manufacturer,had been listed with the family since 1841.
Then he and his 2nd wife and sons lived at Bolton Street, Handsworth in 1861,moving to Sycamore Rd,Handsworth before his death in 1883.
His son Martin,(1853) was an executor of his estate when he died 18th december 1883,leaving an estate of £9,371 0s 1d.
Martin was then living at 32 Booth Street Handsworth.
Is this where the W&C Scott and Sons name came from?