Businessman, municipal official.
Born at Roxburghshire, Scotland on 20 May 1851, son of Charles Scott and Ellen Oliver, the family emigrated to Canada in 1866 and settled at Middlesex County, Ontario. He came to Winnipeg during the spring of 1881 and, in partnership with John Gilchrist, worked as a builder, architect, and draughtsman until the spring of 1885 when he moved to Morden and continued the same line of work until 1891. At that time he entered the furniture and undertaking business, while also doing occasional design work, being responsible for the Morden-Stanley War Memorial in 1921.
On 22 April 1890, he married Annabelle “Annie” McIntyre (1862-1949) of Winnipeg. They had seven sons: Charles Andrew Scott (1891-1958), Andrew Scott (?-?), Stuart McIntyre Scott (1893-1973), Allan Murray Scott (1898-1994), Harry Scott (1900-1974), Donald Lawrence Scott, and Hugh Whiteford Scott (1903-1994). He served on the Morden town council for two years and, in 1904, was elected Mayor of Morden. He was a member of the Masons (Belmont Lodge No. 13).
He died at Morden on 23 December 1941.
Marriage registration, Manitoba Vital Statistics.
1901 and 1911 Canada censes, Automated Genealogy.
“Stuart Scott”, Manitoba Free Press, 19 January 1906, page 2.
A History of Manitoba: Its Resources and People by Prof. George Bryce, Toronto: The Canadian History Company, 1906.
“Stuart Scott,” Winnipeg Free Press, 24 December 1941, page 7.
Obituary [Annie McIntyre], Morden Times, 11 May 1949, page 1.
Obituary [Charles Andrew Scott], The Leader-Post, 11 February 1958, page 15.
Obituary [Hugh Whiteford Scott], Nanaimo Daily News, 6 January 1994, page 16.
Allan M Scott, FindAGrave.
We thank Darryl Toews for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 9 April 2026
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