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* [[Samuel Scott (painter)]] (1702–1772), British painter known for his seascapes |
* [[Samuel Scott (painter)]] (1702–1772), British painter known for his seascapes |
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* [[Samuel Scott, 2nd Baronet of Lytchet Minster]] (1772–1849) Member of Parliament for [[Malmesbury (UK Parliament constituency)|Malmesbury]] 1802–1806, and [[Camelford (UK Parliament constituency)|Camelford]] 1812–1818, and [[Whitchurch (UK Parliament constituency)|Whitchurch]] 1818–1832 |
<!-- * [[Samuel Scott, 2nd Baronet of Lytchet Minster]] (1772–1849) Member of Parliament for [[Malmesbury (UK Parliament constituency)|Malmesbury]] 1802–1806, and [[Camelford (UK Parliament constituency)|Camelford]] 1812–1818, and [[Whitchurch (UK Parliament constituency)|Whitchurch]] 1818–1832 --> |
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* [[Samuel Gilbert Scott]] (c. 1813-1841), American daredevil |
* [[Samuel Gilbert Scott]] (c. 1813-1841), American daredevil |
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* [[Samuel Parsons Scott]] (1846–1929), attorney, banker, and scholar |
* [[Samuel Parsons Scott]] (1846–1929), attorney, banker, and scholar |
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Revision as of 23:24, 18 April 2020
Samuel Scott may refer to:
- Samuel Scott (painter) (1702–1772), British painter known for his seascapes
- Samuel Gilbert Scott (c. 1813-1841), American daredevil
- Samuel Parsons Scott (1846–1929), attorney, banker, and scholar
- Sir Samuel Scott, 6th Baronet (1873–1943), British Conservative Party politician, Member of Parliament 1898–1922
- Sir Samuel Haslam Scott (1875–1960), businessman, author and philanthropist
- Samuel Fischer Scott (1907–1988), university director
- Samuel Flynn Scott (born 1978), musician
- Samuel Scott (footballer) (1873–1938), Scottish footballer
- Sam Scott (born 1990), British rugby league player
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