I emailed Susan a copy of Gary's write-up, and then wondered if others
on the list might be interested (I think Janet Ariciu was a
descendant). Gary's notes are concise yet elegantly written:
p. 854
14.) The following descent was developed by Bruce Despain, "Susan"
dicentraexima@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
plus John C. Brandon of Columbia, S.C.
[continues the line from Edward III via Beaufort, Neville, Brooke,
Wyatt, and Scott]
10. Thomas Scott (brother of Deborah) = Mary Knatchbull
11. Thomas Scott = Judith Thomson
12. Dorothea Scott (1628/9-post 1680), late in life of L.I., N.Y.,
Quaker preacher and writer = (1) Maj. Daniel Gotherson; (2) Joseph
Hogden [sic].
Sources: Research exchanged online by Bruce Despain, "Susan"
dicentraexima@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
and John C. Brandon, especially the 24 June
1650 marriage at Saint Bartholomew the Less, London, of Daniel
Gotherson and Dorathie Scott (in the IGI); the 30 Jan 1628/9 baptism
at St. Alphage, Kent, of Dorothea Scott (and the 1627 and 1635/6
deaths of her brothers Charles and Thomas); the 5 Oct. 1626 marriage
in Lenham, Kent, of Thomas Scott (aged 15 in 1619 according to the
1619 visitation of Kent) and Judith Thomson; the 1611 baptism and 1614
burial of Doryte Scott, daughter of the elder Thomas above;
Ecclesiastical Cause papers (available on the access to [UK] archives
website), noting a contention between Mary [Knatchbull] Scott and her
daughters (Ann Paramor, Catherine Scott and Mary Bragg) and
grandchildren Thomas and Dorothy Scott, children of Thomas Scott,
Junior, Mary's son, deceased; 1653 Chancery suits between John Bragg
and Mary his wife and Daniel Gotherson, Dorothy his wife, and another,
and between Mary Paramour and Daniel Gotherson and Dorothy his wife
(Lists and Indexes, _Index of Chancery Proceedings, Bridges' Division,
1613-1714_, vol. 39, p. 164, Bundle 379, No. 10 and vol. 44, p. 327,
Bundle 403, No. 225); plus Robert Hovenden, ed., _The Visitation of
Kent, 1619-21_ (HSPVS, vol. 42, 1898), p. 128 (Scott). G.D. Scull,
_Dorothea Scott Otherwise Gotherson and Hogden [sic]_ (1883) and the
_Oxford Dictionary of National Biography_ (2004), 23:24 both omit the
generation of Dorothea's parents and mistake her for her aunt, who
died aged 3.
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