Caccari paterni, zii è zie

- Marmaduke Scutt 1714-1782
- 1738
- Alice Roberts †1793
- - William Scutt 1740-1781
  - Alice Scutt ca 1742-
    └ 1768 Thomas Watson †
  - Mary Scutt 1744-
    └ 1765 Edward Shipley †
    5
  - John Scutt 1746-1755
  - Thomas Scutt 1748-
  - Jonathan Scutt 1751-1833
    └ 1778 Isabella Gibson †1790
    4
    
    └ 1793 Ann Wainman †1844
    6
  - Martha Scutt 1754-1788
  - George Scutt 1756-1811
    └ 1779 Ann Pools †1794
    3
  - John Scutt ca 1758-1826
    └ 1782 Hannah Brodberry 1758-1786
    2
    
    └ 1786 Susannah Boothroyd 1758-1826
    7

Caccari materni, zii è zie

- Daniel Boothroyd 1734-1800
- 1754
- Ann Foster 1733-
- - Susannah Boothroyd 1758-1826
    └ ------ ------ †
    1
    
    └ 1786 John Scutt ca 1758-1826
    7

Jonathan Scutt 1798-ca 1873

forse 75 anni

Natu in u in u 1798 - Whitgift, Goole, WR Yorkshire
Battizatu u 17 di maghju 1798 - Whitgift, Goole, WR Yorkshire
Mortu circa 27 d'uttobre 1873 - Ousefleet, WR Yorkshire
Inumatu u 30 d'uttobre 1873 - Swinefleet, WR Yorkshire - St Margaret's

Matrimonii è zitelli

circa in u 1817, Alkborough, Yorkshire, cù Ann Ross †, cù trè zitelli :
- ------ 1818-
- ------ 1821-
- ------ 1823-

Maritatu u 29 di dicembre 1819, Whitgift, Goole, WR Yorkshire, cù Jane Bradley ca 1799-1846 (forse 47 anni)

cù sette zitelli :

John
ca 1823-1910
forse 87 anni

Jonathan
1825-1864
39 anni

Ann
1828-

Mary
1831-1837
6 anni

Jane
ca 1834-ca 1909
forse 75 anni

Sarah
1836-

Marmaduke
ca 1839-ca 1903
forse 63 anni

Note individuale

[Sheffield Daily Telegraph Thu 04 Dec 1873. ARSON at OUSEFLEET. Benjamin Drury, 46, agricultural labourer, was indicted for maliciously setting fire to a stack of wheat, the property of Jonathan Scutt, at Ousefleet, on the 20th September last. He admitted that he committed the crime, but said he was at the time suffering from delirium. Mr. Wheelbouse, who prosecuted, stated that Ousefleet was near Goole, at the extreme corner of the West Riding, and that the prosecutor was a farmer (since dead), and the prisoner was his son-in-law. On the morning of the day mentioned he went deliberately into Mr. Scutt's stackyard and set fire to the stack. Prisoner expressed deep sorrow for what he had done, maintaining that if he had been in his right mind at the time he should not have committed the crime. The jury after an hour's deliberation, found the prisoner not guilty, on the ground of insanity, and the Judge ordered him to be detained during her Majesty's pleasure.] [J S - 74yr.]