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Scott, Thomas Smith

clergyman, was born Nov. 9, 1849, in Enon Valley, Pa. He attended the new Lisbon High school; the Union academy of Poland, Ohio, and the Western Reserve college; and subsequently studied in the Theological seminary of Auburn, and the Union Theological seminary of Schenectady. This eminent presbyterian clergyman has filled pastorates in East Cleveland, Ohio; Rockford, Ill.; Knoxville, Tenn.; Vincennes, Ind.; and Middletown, Ohio. He has contributed extensively to the New York Observer, New York Independent, and other publications, principally on religious and educational topics.

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