Father's parents, uncles and aunts

- Richard Scutts ca 1734-
- 1757
- Mary Baker †
- - Thomas Scutts ca 1752-1833
    └ 1775 Sarah Cox †1780
    └ 1783 Sarah Holborrow ca 1754-1831
    10
- Richard Scutts ca 1734-
- 1764
- Mary Ball 1738-
- - William Scutts 1764-1818
  - Richard Scutts 1769-ca 1841

Mother's parents, uncles and aunts

- William Holborrow †
- 1755
- Joan Chapple †
- - Sarah Holborrow ca 1754-1831
    └ 1783 Thomas Scutts ca 1752-1833
    10
  - Martha Holborrow 1757-
    └ 1783 James Box †
  - William Holborrow 1758-
    └ 1781 Ann Guest †

Joseph Scotts 1796-1845

Scotts/Scutts
possibly 49 years old

Born - Sopworth, Wiltshire
Baptized on 20 March 1796 - Sopworth, Wiltshire
Died on 9 July 1845 - Whitechapel, London - 41 Rosemary Lane
Buried on 13 July 1845 - St. Luke, Old Street, Middlesex (London)
(1823-26) publican & victualler

Spouse and children

Married on 16 May 1818, Holborn, Middlesex (London) - St. Andrew, to Harriet Thompson †1842¹, with seven children:
- Joseph 1818-1819
- John Joseph 1822-
- Isaac 1823-1835
- Thomas John 1826-ca 1902
- Harriet 1828-
- Rachel Ann 1830-1878
- Joseph Isaac 1835-1861

Individual note

A licensed victualer running a pub in Whitecross Street in the parish of St. Luke's Old Street. He became known as Joseph Scotts. He paid land tax 1824-26, and insuring his pub, 'The Royal Oak', with Sun Fire Insurance in 1823 and 1825. The 1826 land tax records Joseph as Scoots. 1826-27 Fosters Buildings in Whitecross Street, St. Luke, Middlesex. He ran 'The George', and paying land tax from 1827 onwards. J Scotts 50yr. - Rosemary Lane, Whitechapel, of erysipilas.

Marriage notes

^ Marriage with Harriet Thompson:: Joseph Scutts clearly signs 'Scott'

Sources

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