John Tucker Scott

1809–1880 (age 71)

settler

Biography

John Tucker Scott stood among the settlers who transformed rugged terrain into thriving homesteads, laboring with belief in the future of Mountain View. His efforts in agriculture and community-building aided fellow settlers in forging sustainable lives.

In Mountain View Memorial Gardens, his memory endures as a reminder that perseverance and shared purpose can turn wilderness into home.

Also buried at Mountain View Memorial Gardens

Rhonda Sing
1961–2001 (age 40)
Mountain View Memorial Gardens
Parthenia Blank
1829–1915 (age 86)
Mountain View Memorial Gardens
Parthenia Blank (1829-1915) was a long-lived woman of the 19th century.
Henry Buxton Jr.
1829–1899 (age 70)
Mountain View Memorial Gardens
Henry Buxton Jr. (1829-1899) was a Red River Colony resident who lived through seven decades of the 19th century.
Abigail Raymond
1793–1858 (age 65)
Mountain View Memorial Gardens
Abigail Raymond (1793-1858) was a woman whose life spanned the early decades of American independence.
Elkanah Walker
1805–1877 (age 72)
Mountain View Memorial Gardens
Elkanah Walker (1805-1877) was a North Yarmouth resident and figure of the 19th century.
Glen Gorbous
1930–1990 (age 60)
Mountain View Memorial Gardens