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Descendants of Philpot John Sutton

Eighth Generation

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1642. Living ( , Forest "Sug" Wade Downhour , Stella Effa Dean , Rosa Orpha Henry , Elizabeth {Rebecca} Sutton , Daniel , Philpot John )

Living married Living.

They had the following children:

2606 M i Living
2607 F ii Living

1647. Living (Virginia Corrine Downhour , Forest "Sug" Wade Downhour , Stella Effa Dean , Rosa Orpha Henry , Elizabeth {Rebecca} Sutton , Daniel , Philpot John )

Living married Living.

They had the following children:

+ 2608 M i Living

2609 M ii Living
2610 M iii Living
2611 M iv Living

1648. Living (Virginia Corrine Downhour , Forest "Sug" Wade Downhour , Stella Effa Dean , Rosa Orpha Henry , Elizabeth {Rebecca} Sutton , Daniel , Philpot John )

Living married¹ William Arthur Scattergood. William was born² on 29 Jul 1956 in Ramsey Co., MN. He died on 26 Jul 2018 in Richfield, Hennepin Co., MN. William was buried in Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., MN.

1. Son of Arthur "Blake" Scattergood and Julia Mary Regan.
- Scattergood, Arthur Blake Age 86, of Edina, passed away suddenly July 25th, after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife of 62 years, Julia Mary (Judy); as well as 6 children, William (Cynthia) of Richfield, Mary Blake Edelbrock (Michael) of Findlay, OH, John (Kimberley) of Dallas, TX, Sarah Trachet (James) of Apple Valley, James of Edina, Richard (Rebecca) of Plymouth; 16 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Blake was a member of the Minneapolis Suburban Gyro Club and Fox & Hounds Breakfast Club. Memorial Service will be Thursday, July 29th, 2 PM with visitation 1 hour prior at Washburn-McReavy Funeral Chapel, 5000 W 50th & Hwy 100, Edina. It is the preferred wish of the family that any Memorials be made to support our Armed Forces and their families. (July 2010)

- Scattergood, Julia Mary (nee Regan) age 92 of Edina, passed away February 7th 2018. She was preceded in death by her husband of 62 years, Arthur Blake Scattergood. She is survived by her 6 children, William (Cynthia) of Richfield, Mary Blake Edelbrock of Minnetonka, John (Kimberley) of Indianapolis, IN, Sarah Trachet (James) of Apple Valley, James (special friend Dana) of Edina, Richard (Rebecca) of Plymouth; 16 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Judy was a sustaining member of the Junior League, Daughters of the American Revolution, and Minneapolis Suburban Gyro Club. A private burial at Lakewood Cemetery will precede the service. Services will be held at the Edina Washburn-McReavy chapel on Friday, April 6th. Visitation begins at 11 AM with the memorial service following at noon. It is the preferred wish of the family that, in lieu of flowers, memorials be made to support Helping Paws or Special Olympics. (Feb. 2018)

2. Scattergood Family Found Edina’s ‘Best-Kept Secret’
Maloney Avenue was still a single-lane, gravel road when the Scattergoods moved into a house on John Street in 1952, one block east of Blake Road in northwest Edina. Judy Scattergood and her husband, Blake, now retired from Honeywell Co., called the neighborhood “Edina’s best-kept secret,” in a recent interview. There were still a few farms and a lot of vacant lots on the so-called “presidential streets” west of their home. They fell in love with northwest Edina right away “because it was so quiet and the people were so friendly,” Judy said.
In 1960, when it came time to look for a bigger house for their growing family, the search didn’t go outside of northwest Edina. They found a newly built four-bedroom rambler just a block away on Kressie Circle, and bought it. It was built on land that had been the Kressie Nursery. “Among varieties of trees the Kressie family raised were birch, arborvitae, cedar and spruce trees,” Blake recalled. “At one time, the farm had a greenhouse and its own water tower,” Judy added.
The couple also has fond memories of the Johnson’s “chicken and egg farm” a block west of Blake Road. They sold chickens and fresh eggs to passersby. One summer night, they saw flames leaping from the Johnson’s chicken coop. It was a hot fire that quickly burned to the ground without any injuries and no further damage to other buildings. “The family farmhouse was later demolished by the Edina Fire Department in a practice fire,” Judy remembered. The Scattergoods recalled the many raspberry farms that could be found in and around Hopkins. One on Belmore Lane, just a block north of their house, was owned by a Dr. Lyons.
Now, “empty nesters,” they enjoy their close-by neighbor to the east -- Interlachen Country Club -- especially the cross-country skiers they allow on the golf course in the winter and the annual 4th of July fireworks in the summer. Judy Scattergood summed up her feelings about the neighborhood with a rhetorical question: “With lots of kids to raise, what more could you want from your neighborhood?” (About Town, Official Magazine of the city of Edina, Winter 2010, p. 8)

3. Obit: Scattergood, William Arthur Age 61, of Richfield passed away on July 26th, 2018 carried away into the loving arms of Jesus. William was preceded in death by his parents, Arthur and Julia Scattergood. He is survived by his beloved wife of 39 years, Cynthia Scattergood; precious daughters, Jamie and Jennifer Scattergood; grandchild, Emma Scattergood, his joy bomb. He is also survived by 5 siblings, Mary Blake, John (Kimberley), Sarah (James), James (special friend Dana), Richard (Rebecca), and over a dozen nieces and nephews. William was born in Minneapolis and attended Hopkins Public Schools. William was a loving, doting husband, devoted father and blessed grandfather (Bepe) who had a strong faith in God. William was a very caring and generous man, always putting the needs of others before his own. His smile and laughter were unforgettable. He loved his family deeply, helping others, fishing, hunting and being in God’s great outdoors. He generously donated his time to Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing helping Veterans. He always said “God did not put fish in ugly places”. A private burial at Lakewood Cemetery will precede the service. Service will be held at the Hope Church on Thursday, August 9th, 7132 Portland Ave South, Richfield MN. Visitation begins at 1 PM with his celebration of life service to follow at 1:30 PM. It is the preferred wish of the family that, in lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing or MN Adult & Teen Challenge.

They had the following children: