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THE STUART FAMILY ARCHIVE

David Rees Scott Jr. — 2021 obituary and descendant household

Evidence reference: WEB-20260926-220316-06c3d423

Evidence status: Added by a family editor; independent verification not established

Historical date: 2021-08-11

Collection: Scott family research

17 October 2026 — Archive AI mapping review: Mapped to its subject David Rees Scott Jr. The original Doherty obituary URL currently returns404; the previously saved attributed abstract and matching indexed notice support this subject identification. His father’s correlation to the 1904 birth-register child David R. Scott remains provisional and requires marriage/census confirmation. The earlier unmapped review is retained as history. Confirmation task: https://www.stuartcreation.com/#tasks/research/38e1c0c6-14ce-4d89-babd-8798548488d2

Earlier source notes retained: Reviewed 26 September 2026. Doherty Funeral Homes obituary reports David Rees Scott Jr., born 27 May 1939 in Coatesville, died 11 August 2021 in Newark, Delaware. Parents: David R. Scott Sr. and Lydia McCord Scott Miller. Wife: Diane Detar Scott, married 25 years. Sons: David R. Scott III and Donald F. Scott. Stepdaughters: Amy Haas (Michael) and Megan Day (Brian). Sister: Louise Scott. Grandchildren: Olivia and David Scott; Noah and Eli Haas. The notice does not assign all grandchildren to specific parents or identify the sons’ mother. Do not infer these relationships. Compiled Waldron genealogy agrees on David Jr.’s parents and dates; identifies David Sr. as a son of Charles Edward Scott and Cora Kendig. This older-generation connection still needs the cited original records inspected; this is unconfirmed at original-record level. Leads: 1940 Parkesburg census, roll T627-3465, page 11A, ED 15-61; David Sr./Lydia marriage 18 June 1938, film 000556694; David Sr. death certificate 025318-65. Preserve as qualified source evidence, without automatic profile merges.

9 October 2026 — unmapped evidence review, Archive AI: No securely matched profile exists for the described subject, or this is a collection/repository locator. Retain the source and its research leads without an arbitrary person association. A matching profile and identity correlation are needed before it can be mapped.

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