from the 2002 History of Saline County
JOEL J SCOTT
Joel Joseph Scott, son of Joel B. Scott and Evelyn "Eva" Marshall Scott, was born on March 4, 1894. Joel grew up on the Scott farm near Hardeman, MO, and graduated from Hardeman Grade School. After high school he attended Chillicothe Business College and for a short time worked for the United States Post Office, but devoted most of his life to farming. He was very interested in growing fruit trees and always had peaches, apples, cherries, damson and other plum trees bearing fruit during the sum¬mer. Joel studied Spenserian handwriting at Chillicothe Business College and continued prac¬ticing it throughout his life.
On April 29, 1926, Joel married Mary Anna Hutcherson, daughter of Edwin M. Hutcherson and Mary "Mamie" Hume Hutcherson. They were married at the Hutcherson home by Rev. Love, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Marshall, MO. On their honeymoon they drove to St. Louis, MO, where they purchased furniture for their new home.
Mary was born on April 3, 1905, and lived her early life on the Hutcher¬son farm near Shackelford, MO. Mary graduated from Sunnyside Grade School, Mar¬shall High School and attended Mis¬souri Valley College for two years before her marriage. She also taught at a ru¬ral grade school near Napton for two
years before marrying. While teaching, she boarded with the Thorp family. Reportedly, Joel and Mary met when Joel bought the teacher's box at her school's pie supper.
Mary and Joel set up housekeeping at what was known as the Amsbury House on the Scott farm, and lived there for nearly three years. In the spring of 1929, they purchased the Bob Marshall farm, three miles east and one mile south of Marshall Junction, MO. Mary and Joel suffered all of the hardships of rural America during the 1930s on that farm, but managed to keep their family together.
Joel died of cancer at Saint Luke's Hospital in Kansas City, MO, on May 13, 1943. After his death Mary sold the farm and moved with her family to Marshall, MO. In the late fall of 1943, Mary was asked to take a teaching job in the grade school at Arrow Rock, MO. Thus she resumed her teaching career in the rural Saline County schools. She graduated from Missouri Valley College with a de¬gree in elementary education in 1950. She then moved to Sweet Springs, MO, where she taught in the elementary school until her retirement. Mary died on Feb. 6, 1973. Mary and Joel are buried on the Scott family lot in Ridge Park cemetery in Marshall, MO.
Mary and Joel had four children: Mary Evelyn, Joel Edwin, Marjorie Louise and Milton Hume. Mary Evelyn Scott was born March 27, 1927. She graduated from Fair Play Grade School, Marshall High School and from Missouri Valley College in 1948. Mary Evelyn taught school for one year and then married Robert Jerome Younger in Kansas City, MO, on Nov. 19, 1949. They first lived in New Orleans, LA then moved to Bakersfield, CA in July 1950. In January 1951 they moved to Dayton, OH, where they still reside. Bob retired in 1983 after working for 32 years for McCall's Publishing Com¬pany/Dayton Press. Mary retired in 1993 after working for 27 years at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Bob and Mary are the owners and opera¬tors of Morningside Press and Morningside Bookshop. They specialize in publishing and sell¬ing books on the American Civil War. Bob is the founder and publisher of The Gettysburg Maga¬zine, a magazine devoted entirely to articles on the Civil War battle at Gettysburg, Bob and Mary had one child, Thomas Coleman Younger, born July 14, 1958, died July 15, 1958. He is buried in Wood¬land Cemetery in Dayton, OH.
Joel Edwin Scott was born Jan. 28, 1929. He graduated from Fair Play Grade School, Marshall High School and attended Warrensburg State Teacher's College for two years. He then enlisted in the United States Air Force, serving for 21 years and attaining the rank of master sergeant before retiring in 1974. While in the Air Force Joel had tours of duty at many Air Force installations. While on his last overseas tour in Spain, he met Maria del Carmen Guerra Gil, a widow with three young sons. Joel and Maria were married in Silver Springs, MD, on Sept. 15, 1972. Joel adopted the three boys: Jose Javier Scott Guerra, born Aug. 25, 1963; Juan Manuel Scott Guerra, born Aug. 18, 1965; and Angel Antonio Scott Guerra, born Nov. 20, 1966. After Joel retired from the Air Force, he and his family returned to Spain to live in 1974. Now they all live in Alcala de Henares (Madrid), Spain. Jose is married to Pilar Abad and they have three children: Joel "Joey" Edwin born Aug. 7, 1993; Rebecca born Nov. 20, 1995; and Monica born Sept. 11, 1997. Juan is married to Mercedes Marenko, and Angel Antonio is married to Ana Esther Sawador Sawador.
Marjorie Louise Scott was born Nov. 6, 1931. She attended Fair Play Grade School, Marshall High School and Sarachon-Hooley Business School in Kansas City, MO. On Nov. 7, 1952, she married Kwai Lum Young in Kansas City, KS. Lum graduated from Missouri Valley College in 1950, and from the University of Missouri of Dentistry in Kansas City, MO, in 1954. After Lum served two years in the United States Air Force as a dentist, Marjorie and Lum settled in Albany, MO, where Lum was the only dentist for many years. Lum eventu¬ally sold his dental practice in Albany, and they moved to Jefferson City, MO in 1981. Marjorie and Lum divorced in 1985 and Marjorie moved to Over¬land Park, KS in 1986 where she still resides. Prior to and during the first part of her marriage, Marjorie worked for the Internal Revenue Service in Kan¬sas City, MO. After she moved to Overland Park, she worked for the American Academy of Family Physicians for ten years. She is now retired. Marjorie and Lum have four children: Lianne Kay Young born Sept. 29, 1953; Randall Scott Young born April 26, 1955; Karen Leilani Young born March 30, 1963; and Steven Brent Young born Dec. 18, 1965. Lianne married Dale House on May 17, 1975 and they reside in Prairie Village, KS. Lianne and Dale have two sons, Scott Madison House born June 10, 1981 and Carter Marshall House born Sept. 16, 1985. Randall married Donna Marie Murphy on Sept. 4, 1993 and they live in Little Rock, AR. Karen married Scott MacKenzie on May 23, 1988, and they reside in Decatur, GA. They have two daughters, Perri Bess born April 8, 1996, and Audrey Nicole born May 31, 1999. Steven first married Leslie Stanford and they have two sons, Christopher born March 19, 1984, and Jason born Sept. 6, 1986. Steven and Leslie are divorced, and Steven is now married to Kathy Burks from Slater, MO. They live in Jefferson City, MO.
Milton Hume Scott was born on Aug. 15, 1943 in Marshall, MO. He attended school in Marshall, Sweet Springs and graduated from high school in Albany, MO. He studied for one year at Central Methodist College in Fayette, MO, and graduated from the State University of Kansas at Pittsburg, KS in 1966 with an automotive engineering degree. After serving over four years in the United States Air Force, Milton went to work for Honda Automobile. While working for Honda in California, Milton met Cathy Linn, and they were married in Long Beach, CA, on June 10, 1972. Milton's career with Honda has required that he move to many cities over the years, namely Kansas City, MO; Portland, Oregon; Atlanta, GA; and now Denver, CO, where he and Cathy live in Highlands Ranch. Milton and Cathy have two daughters, Heather Lynn Scott born June 3, 1975, and Nicole Marie Scott born Aug. 27, 1978. Heather graduated from the University of Georgia in 1999 with a degree in Health Occu¬pations and now lives in Thousand Oaks, CA. Nicole is a senior at the University of Georgia.
Submitted by Mary Evelyn Scott Younger
JOEL J SCOTT
Joel Joseph Scott, son of Joel B. Scott and Evelyn "Eva" Marshall Scott, was born on March 4, 1894. Joel grew up on the Scott farm near Hardeman, MO, and graduated from Hardeman Grade School. After high school he attended Chillicothe Business College and for a short time worked for the United States Post Office, but devoted most of his life to farming. He was very interested in growing fruit trees and always had peaches, apples, cherries, damson and other plum trees bearing fruit during the sum¬mer. Joel studied Spenserian handwriting at Chillicothe Business College and continued prac¬ticing it throughout his life.
On April 29, 1926, Joel married Mary Anna Hutcherson, daughter of Edwin M. Hutcherson and Mary "Mamie" Hume Hutcherson. They were married at the Hutcherson home by Rev. Love, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Marshall, MO. On their honeymoon they drove to St. Louis, MO, where they purchased furniture for their new home.
Mary was born on April 3, 1905, and lived her early life on the Hutcher¬son farm near Shackelford, MO. Mary graduated from Sunnyside Grade School, Mar¬shall High School and attended Mis¬souri Valley College for two years before her marriage. She also taught at a ru¬ral grade school near Napton for two
years before marrying. While teaching, she boarded with the Thorp family. Reportedly, Joel and Mary met when Joel bought the teacher's box at her school's pie supper.
Mary and Joel set up housekeeping at what was known as the Amsbury House on the Scott farm, and lived there for nearly three years. In the spring of 1929, they purchased the Bob Marshall farm, three miles east and one mile south of Marshall Junction, MO. Mary and Joel suffered all of the hardships of rural America during the 1930s on that farm, but managed to keep their family together.
Joel died of cancer at Saint Luke's Hospital in Kansas City, MO, on May 13, 1943. After his death Mary sold the farm and moved with her family to Marshall, MO. In the late fall of 1943, Mary was asked to take a teaching job in the grade school at Arrow Rock, MO. Thus she resumed her teaching career in the rural Saline County schools. She graduated from Missouri Valley College with a de¬gree in elementary education in 1950. She then moved to Sweet Springs, MO, where she taught in the elementary school until her retirement. Mary died on Feb. 6, 1973. Mary and Joel are buried on the Scott family lot in Ridge Park cemetery in Marshall, MO.
Mary and Joel had four children: Mary Evelyn, Joel Edwin, Marjorie Louise and Milton Hume. Mary Evelyn Scott was born March 27, 1927. She graduated from Fair Play Grade School, Marshall High School and from Missouri Valley College in 1948. Mary Evelyn taught school for one year and then married Robert Jerome Younger in Kansas City, MO, on Nov. 19, 1949. They first lived in New Orleans, LA then moved to Bakersfield, CA in July 1950. In January 1951 they moved to Dayton, OH, where they still reside. Bob retired in 1983 after working for 32 years for McCall's Publishing Com¬pany/Dayton Press. Mary retired in 1993 after working for 27 years at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Bob and Mary are the owners and opera¬tors of Morningside Press and Morningside Bookshop. They specialize in publishing and sell¬ing books on the American Civil War. Bob is the founder and publisher of The Gettysburg Maga¬zine, a magazine devoted entirely to articles on the Civil War battle at Gettysburg, Bob and Mary had one child, Thomas Coleman Younger, born July 14, 1958, died July 15, 1958. He is buried in Wood¬land Cemetery in Dayton, OH.
Joel Edwin Scott was born Jan. 28, 1929. He graduated from Fair Play Grade School, Marshall High School and attended Warrensburg State Teacher's College for two years. He then enlisted in the United States Air Force, serving for 21 years and attaining the rank of master sergeant before retiring in 1974. While in the Air Force Joel had tours of duty at many Air Force installations. While on his last overseas tour in Spain, he met Maria del Carmen Guerra Gil, a widow with three young sons. Joel and Maria were married in Silver Springs, MD, on Sept. 15, 1972. Joel adopted the three boys: Jose Javier Scott Guerra, born Aug. 25, 1963; Juan Manuel Scott Guerra, born Aug. 18, 1965; and Angel Antonio Scott Guerra, born Nov. 20, 1966. After Joel retired from the Air Force, he and his family returned to Spain to live in 1974. Now they all live in Alcala de Henares (Madrid), Spain. Jose is married to Pilar Abad and they have three children: Joel "Joey" Edwin born Aug. 7, 1993; Rebecca born Nov. 20, 1995; and Monica born Sept. 11, 1997. Juan is married to Mercedes Marenko, and Angel Antonio is married to Ana Esther Sawador Sawador.
Marjorie Louise Scott was born Nov. 6, 1931. She attended Fair Play Grade School, Marshall High School and Sarachon-Hooley Business School in Kansas City, MO. On Nov. 7, 1952, she married Kwai Lum Young in Kansas City, KS. Lum graduated from Missouri Valley College in 1950, and from the University of Missouri of Dentistry in Kansas City, MO, in 1954. After Lum served two years in the United States Air Force as a dentist, Marjorie and Lum settled in Albany, MO, where Lum was the only dentist for many years. Lum eventu¬ally sold his dental practice in Albany, and they moved to Jefferson City, MO in 1981. Marjorie and Lum divorced in 1985 and Marjorie moved to Over¬land Park, KS in 1986 where she still resides. Prior to and during the first part of her marriage, Marjorie worked for the Internal Revenue Service in Kan¬sas City, MO. After she moved to Overland Park, she worked for the American Academy of Family Physicians for ten years. She is now retired. Marjorie and Lum have four children: Lianne Kay Young born Sept. 29, 1953; Randall Scott Young born April 26, 1955; Karen Leilani Young born March 30, 1963; and Steven Brent Young born Dec. 18, 1965. Lianne married Dale House on May 17, 1975 and they reside in Prairie Village, KS. Lianne and Dale have two sons, Scott Madison House born June 10, 1981 and Carter Marshall House born Sept. 16, 1985. Randall married Donna Marie Murphy on Sept. 4, 1993 and they live in Little Rock, AR. Karen married Scott MacKenzie on May 23, 1988, and they reside in Decatur, GA. They have two daughters, Perri Bess born April 8, 1996, and Audrey Nicole born May 31, 1999. Steven first married Leslie Stanford and they have two sons, Christopher born March 19, 1984, and Jason born Sept. 6, 1986. Steven and Leslie are divorced, and Steven is now married to Kathy Burks from Slater, MO. They live in Jefferson City, MO.
Milton Hume Scott was born on Aug. 15, 1943 in Marshall, MO. He attended school in Marshall, Sweet Springs and graduated from high school in Albany, MO. He studied for one year at Central Methodist College in Fayette, MO, and graduated from the State University of Kansas at Pittsburg, KS in 1966 with an automotive engineering degree. After serving over four years in the United States Air Force, Milton went to work for Honda Automobile. While working for Honda in California, Milton met Cathy Linn, and they were married in Long Beach, CA, on June 10, 1972. Milton's career with Honda has required that he move to many cities over the years, namely Kansas City, MO; Portland, Oregon; Atlanta, GA; and now Denver, CO, where he and Cathy live in Highlands Ranch. Milton and Cathy have two daughters, Heather Lynn Scott born June 3, 1975, and Nicole Marie Scott born Aug. 27, 1978. Heather graduated from the University of Georgia in 1999 with a degree in Health Occu¬pations and now lives in Thousand Oaks, CA. Nicole is a senior at the University of Georgia.
Submitted by Mary Evelyn Scott Younger
from the 2002 History of Saline County
JOEL J SCOTT
Joel Joseph Scott, son of Joel B. Scott and Evelyn "Eva" Marshall Scott, was born on March 4, 1894. Joel grew up on the Scott farm near Hardeman, MO, and graduated from Hardeman Grade School. After high school he attended Chillicothe Business College and for a short time worked for the United States Post Office, but devoted most of his life to farming. He was very interested in growing fruit trees and always had peaches, apples, cherries, damson and other plum trees bearing fruit during the sum¬mer. Joel studied Spenserian handwriting at Chillicothe Business College and continued prac¬ticing it throughout his life.
On April 29, 1926, Joel married Mary Anna Hutcherson, daughter of Edwin M. Hutcherson and Mary "Mamie" Hume Hutcherson. They were married at the Hutcherson home by Rev. Love, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Marshall, MO. On their honeymoon they drove to St. Louis, MO, where they purchased furniture for their new home.
Mary was born on April 3, 1905, and lived her early life on the Hutcher¬son farm near Shackelford, MO. Mary graduated from Sunnyside Grade School, Mar¬shall High School and attended Mis¬souri Valley College for two years before her marriage. She also taught at a ru¬ral grade school near Napton for two
years before marrying. While teaching, she boarded with the Thorp family. Reportedly, Joel and Mary met when Joel bought the teacher's box at her school's pie supper.
Mary and Joel set up housekeeping at what was known as the Amsbury House on the Scott farm, and lived there for nearly three years. In the spring of 1929, they purchased the Bob Marshall farm, three miles east and one mile south of Marshall Junction, MO. Mary and Joel suffered all of the hardships of rural America during the 1930s on that farm, but managed to keep their family together.
Joel died of cancer at Saint Luke's Hospital in Kansas City, MO, on May 13, 1943. After his death Mary sold the farm and moved with her family to Marshall, MO. In the late fall of 1943, Mary was asked to take a teaching job in the grade school at Arrow Rock, MO. Thus she resumed her teaching career in the rural Saline County schools. She graduated from Missouri Valley College with a de¬gree in elementary education in 1950. She then moved to Sweet Springs, MO, where she taught in the elementary school until her retirement. Mary died on Feb. 6, 1973. Mary and Joel are buried on the Scott family lot in Ridge Park cemetery in Marshall, MO.
Mary and Joel had four children: Mary Evelyn, Joel Edwin, Marjorie Louise and Milton Hume. Mary Evelyn Scott was born March 27, 1927. She graduated from Fair Play Grade School, Marshall High School and from Missouri Valley College in 1948. Mary Evelyn taught school for one year and then married Robert Jerome Younger in Kansas City, MO, on Nov. 19, 1949. They first lived in New Orleans, LA then moved to Bakersfield, CA in July 1950. In January 1951 they moved to Dayton, OH, where they still reside. Bob retired in 1983 after working for 32 years for McCall's Publishing Com¬pany/Dayton Press. Mary retired in 1993 after working for 27 years at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Bob and Mary are the owners and opera¬tors of Morningside Press and Morningside Bookshop. They specialize in publishing and sell¬ing books on the American Civil War. Bob is the founder and publisher of The Gettysburg Maga¬zine, a magazine devoted entirely to articles on the Civil War battle at Gettysburg, Bob and Mary had one child, Thomas Coleman Younger, born July 14, 1958, died July 15, 1958. He is buried in Wood¬land Cemetery in Dayton, OH.
Joel Edwin Scott was born Jan. 28, 1929. He graduated from Fair Play Grade School, Marshall High School and attended Warrensburg State Teacher's College for two years. He then enlisted in the United States Air Force, serving for 21 years and attaining the rank of master sergeant before retiring in 1974. While in the Air Force Joel had tours of duty at many Air Force installations. While on his last overseas tour in Spain, he met Maria del Carmen Guerra Gil, a widow with three young sons. Joel and Maria were married in Silver Springs, MD, on Sept. 15, 1972. Joel adopted the three boys: Jose Javier Scott Guerra, born Aug. 25, 1963; Juan Manuel Scott Guerra, born Aug. 18, 1965; and Angel Antonio Scott Guerra, born Nov. 20, 1966. After Joel retired from the Air Force, he and his family returned to Spain to live in 1974. Now they all live in Alcala de Henares (Madrid), Spain. Jose is married to Pilar Abad and they have three children: Joel "Joey" Edwin born Aug. 7, 1993; Rebecca born Nov. 20, 1995; and Monica born Sept. 11, 1997. Juan is married to Mercedes Marenko, and Angel Antonio is married to Ana Esther Sawador Sawador.
Marjorie Louise Scott was born Nov. 6, 1931. She attended Fair Play Grade School, Marshall High School and Sarachon-Hooley Business School in Kansas City, MO. On Nov. 7, 1952, she married Kwai Lum Young in Kansas City, KS. Lum graduated from Missouri Valley College in 1950, and from the University of Missouri of Dentistry in Kansas City, MO, in 1954. After Lum served two years in the United States Air Force as a dentist, Marjorie and Lum settled in Albany, MO, where Lum was the only dentist for many years. Lum eventu¬ally sold his dental practice in Albany, and they moved to Jefferson City, MO in 1981. Marjorie and Lum divorced in 1985 and Marjorie moved to Over¬land Park, KS in 1986 where she still resides. Prior to and during the first part of her marriage, Marjorie worked for the Internal Revenue Service in Kan¬sas City, MO. After she moved to Overland Park, she worked for the American Academy of Family Physicians for ten years. She is now retired. Marjorie and Lum have four children: Lianne Kay Young born Sept. 29, 1953; Randall Scott Young born April 26, 1955; Karen Leilani Young born March 30, 1963; and Steven Brent Young born Dec. 18, 1965. Lianne married Dale House on May 17, 1975 and they reside in Prairie Village, KS. Lianne and Dale have two sons, Scott Madison House born June 10, 1981 and Carter Marshall House born Sept. 16, 1985. Randall married Donna Marie Murphy on Sept. 4, 1993 and they live in Little Rock, AR. Karen married Scott MacKenzie on May 23, 1988, and they reside in Decatur, GA. They have two daughters, Perri Bess born April 8, 1996, and Audrey Nicole born May 31, 1999. Steven first married Leslie Stanford and they have two sons, Christopher born March 19, 1984, and Jason born Sept. 6, 1986. Steven and Leslie are divorced, and Steven is now married to Kathy Burks from Slater, MO. They live in Jefferson City, MO.
Milton Hume Scott was born on Aug. 15, 1943 in Marshall, MO. He attended school in Marshall, Sweet Springs and graduated from high school in Albany, MO. He studied for one year at Central Methodist College in Fayette, MO, and graduated from the State University of Kansas at Pittsburg, KS in 1966 with an automotive engineering degree. After serving over four years in the United States Air Force, Milton went to work for Honda Automobile. While working for Honda in California, Milton met Cathy Linn, and they were married in Long Beach, CA, on June 10, 1972. Milton's career with Honda has required that he move to many cities over the years, namely Kansas City, MO; Portland, Oregon; Atlanta, GA; and now Denver, CO, where he and Cathy live in Highlands Ranch. Milton and Cathy have two daughters, Heather Lynn Scott born June 3, 1975, and Nicole Marie Scott born Aug. 27, 1978. Heather graduated from the University of Georgia in 1999 with a degree in Health Occu¬pations and now lives in Thousand Oaks, CA. Nicole is a senior at the University of Georgia.
Submitted by Mary Evelyn Scott Younger
JOEL J SCOTT
Joel Joseph Scott, son of Joel B. Scott and Evelyn "Eva" Marshall Scott, was born on March 4, 1894. Joel grew up on the Scott farm near Hardeman, MO, and graduated from Hardeman Grade School. After high school he attended Chillicothe Business College and for a short time worked for the United States Post Office, but devoted most of his life to farming. He was very interested in growing fruit trees and always had peaches, apples, cherries, damson and other plum trees bearing fruit during the sum¬mer. Joel studied Spenserian handwriting at Chillicothe Business College and continued prac¬ticing it throughout his life.
On April 29, 1926, Joel married Mary Anna Hutcherson, daughter of Edwin M. Hutcherson and Mary "Mamie" Hume Hutcherson. They were married at the Hutcherson home by Rev. Love, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Marshall, MO. On their honeymoon they drove to St. Louis, MO, where they purchased furniture for their new home.
Mary was born on April 3, 1905, and lived her early life on the Hutcher¬son farm near Shackelford, MO. Mary graduated from Sunnyside Grade School, Mar¬shall High School and attended Mis¬souri Valley College for two years before her marriage. She also taught at a ru¬ral grade school near Napton for two
years before marrying. While teaching, she boarded with the Thorp family. Reportedly, Joel and Mary met when Joel bought the teacher's box at her school's pie supper.
Mary and Joel set up housekeeping at what was known as the Amsbury House on the Scott farm, and lived there for nearly three years. In the spring of 1929, they purchased the Bob Marshall farm, three miles east and one mile south of Marshall Junction, MO. Mary and Joel suffered all of the hardships of rural America during the 1930s on that farm, but managed to keep their family together.
Joel died of cancer at Saint Luke's Hospital in Kansas City, MO, on May 13, 1943. After his death Mary sold the farm and moved with her family to Marshall, MO. In the late fall of 1943, Mary was asked to take a teaching job in the grade school at Arrow Rock, MO. Thus she resumed her teaching career in the rural Saline County schools. She graduated from Missouri Valley College with a de¬gree in elementary education in 1950. She then moved to Sweet Springs, MO, where she taught in the elementary school until her retirement. Mary died on Feb. 6, 1973. Mary and Joel are buried on the Scott family lot in Ridge Park cemetery in Marshall, MO.
Mary and Joel had four children: Mary Evelyn, Joel Edwin, Marjorie Louise and Milton Hume. Mary Evelyn Scott was born March 27, 1927. She graduated from Fair Play Grade School, Marshall High School and from Missouri Valley College in 1948. Mary Evelyn taught school for one year and then married Robert Jerome Younger in Kansas City, MO, on Nov. 19, 1949. They first lived in New Orleans, LA then moved to Bakersfield, CA in July 1950. In January 1951 they moved to Dayton, OH, where they still reside. Bob retired in 1983 after working for 32 years for McCall's Publishing Com¬pany/Dayton Press. Mary retired in 1993 after working for 27 years at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Bob and Mary are the owners and opera¬tors of Morningside Press and Morningside Bookshop. They specialize in publishing and sell¬ing books on the American Civil War. Bob is the founder and publisher of The Gettysburg Maga¬zine, a magazine devoted entirely to articles on the Civil War battle at Gettysburg, Bob and Mary had one child, Thomas Coleman Younger, born July 14, 1958, died July 15, 1958. He is buried in Wood¬land Cemetery in Dayton, OH.
Joel Edwin Scott was born Jan. 28, 1929. He graduated from Fair Play Grade School, Marshall High School and attended Warrensburg State Teacher's College for two years. He then enlisted in the United States Air Force, serving for 21 years and attaining the rank of master sergeant before retiring in 1974. While in the Air Force Joel had tours of duty at many Air Force installations. While on his last overseas tour in Spain, he met Maria del Carmen Guerra Gil, a widow with three young sons. Joel and Maria were married in Silver Springs, MD, on Sept. 15, 1972. Joel adopted the three boys: Jose Javier Scott Guerra, born Aug. 25, 1963; Juan Manuel Scott Guerra, born Aug. 18, 1965; and Angel Antonio Scott Guerra, born Nov. 20, 1966. After Joel retired from the Air Force, he and his family returned to Spain to live in 1974. Now they all live in Alcala de Henares (Madrid), Spain. Jose is married to Pilar Abad and they have three children: Joel "Joey" Edwin born Aug. 7, 1993; Rebecca born Nov. 20, 1995; and Monica born Sept. 11, 1997. Juan is married to Mercedes Marenko, and Angel Antonio is married to Ana Esther Sawador Sawador.
Marjorie Louise Scott was born Nov. 6, 1931. She attended Fair Play Grade School, Marshall High School and Sarachon-Hooley Business School in Kansas City, MO. On Nov. 7, 1952, she married Kwai Lum Young in Kansas City, KS. Lum graduated from Missouri Valley College in 1950, and from the University of Missouri of Dentistry in Kansas City, MO, in 1954. After Lum served two years in the United States Air Force as a dentist, Marjorie and Lum settled in Albany, MO, where Lum was the only dentist for many years. Lum eventu¬ally sold his dental practice in Albany, and they moved to Jefferson City, MO in 1981. Marjorie and Lum divorced in 1985 and Marjorie moved to Over¬land Park, KS in 1986 where she still resides. Prior to and during the first part of her marriage, Marjorie worked for the Internal Revenue Service in Kan¬sas City, MO. After she moved to Overland Park, she worked for the American Academy of Family Physicians for ten years. She is now retired. Marjorie and Lum have four children: Lianne Kay Young born Sept. 29, 1953; Randall Scott Young born April 26, 1955; Karen Leilani Young born March 30, 1963; and Steven Brent Young born Dec. 18, 1965. Lianne married Dale House on May 17, 1975 and they reside in Prairie Village, KS. Lianne and Dale have two sons, Scott Madison House born June 10, 1981 and Carter Marshall House born Sept. 16, 1985. Randall married Donna Marie Murphy on Sept. 4, 1993 and they live in Little Rock, AR. Karen married Scott MacKenzie on May 23, 1988, and they reside in Decatur, GA. They have two daughters, Perri Bess born April 8, 1996, and Audrey Nicole born May 31, 1999. Steven first married Leslie Stanford and they have two sons, Christopher born March 19, 1984, and Jason born Sept. 6, 1986. Steven and Leslie are divorced, and Steven is now married to Kathy Burks from Slater, MO. They live in Jefferson City, MO.
Milton Hume Scott was born on Aug. 15, 1943 in Marshall, MO. He attended school in Marshall, Sweet Springs and graduated from high school in Albany, MO. He studied for one year at Central Methodist College in Fayette, MO, and graduated from the State University of Kansas at Pittsburg, KS in 1966 with an automotive engineering degree. After serving over four years in the United States Air Force, Milton went to work for Honda Automobile. While working for Honda in California, Milton met Cathy Linn, and they were married in Long Beach, CA, on June 10, 1972. Milton's career with Honda has required that he move to many cities over the years, namely Kansas City, MO; Portland, Oregon; Atlanta, GA; and now Denver, CO, where he and Cathy live in Highlands Ranch. Milton and Cathy have two daughters, Heather Lynn Scott born June 3, 1975, and Nicole Marie Scott born Aug. 27, 1978. Heather graduated from the University of Georgia in 1999 with a degree in Health Occu¬pations and now lives in Thousand Oaks, CA. Nicole is a senior at the University of Georgia.
Submitted by Mary Evelyn Scott Younger
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