Bios: C. W. Scott, 1837 - : Greene County

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History of Greene County, Pennsylvania, By Samuel P. Bates, Chicago, 1888

Pg. 595
C. W. SCOTT, farmer, Rutan, Penn., was born December 16, 1837, on the
farm where he and family reside in Center Township.  He is a son of John
and Mary A. SCOTT (nee TEAGARDEN), who were natives of Pennsylvania and
residents of Greene County until their death.  Mrs. Scott departed this
life in 1856, and her husband lost his life in a collision on the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, near Columbus, Ohio, October 6, 1860.  They
were the parents of four children.  On October 6, 1859, C. W. Scott was
united in marriage with Rachel WEBSTER, who was born in this county
November 30, 1839.  Her parents were John and Elizabeth (COWELL)
WEBSTER, also natives of this county.  Mr. Webster died in 1871 and Mrs.
Webster in 1874.  To Mr. and Mrs. Scott have been born five children,
four living -- William H., George M., John, Flora, and Mary E.
(deceased).  Mr. Scott was raised on a farm, has spent his life in
farming, and is the owner of 124 acres of land.  He has served as
director of the poor in Greene County for three years.  Mrs. Scott is a
faithful member of the Baptist Church.