Lady Ada Mary Montagu Douglas Scott (1855–1943)
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Additional Resources
- birth notice, Argus (Melbourne), 12 May 1855, p 4
- marries Lord Charles Scott, Camperdown Chronicle (Vic), 28 February 1883, p 4
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Montagu Douglas Scott, Charles Thomas (husband)
- Ryan, Marian (mother)
- Ryan, Charles (father)
- Rowan, Marian Ellis (sister)
- Ryan, Charles Snodgrass (brother)
- Ryan, Cecil Godfrey (brother)
- Ryan, Alice Elfrida (sister-in-law)
- Rowan, Frederic Charles (brother-in-law)
- Snodgrass, Charlotte Agnes (aunt)
- Le Souef, Caroline (aunt)
- Snodgrass, Peter (uncle by marriage)
- Le Souef, Albert Alexander (uncle by marriage)
- Cotton, Susannah (grandmother)
- Cotton, John (grandfather)
- Casey, Ethel Marian (niece)
- Ryan, Rupert Sumner (nephew)
- Casey, Richard Gavin Gardiner (nephew by marriage)
- Grant, Caroline Lilian (cousin)
- Snodgrass, Lily (cousin)
- Snodgrass, Kenneth John (cousin)
- Clarke, Janet Marion (cousin)
- Backhouse, Marian (cousin)
- Hughes, Agnes Eva (cousin)
- Le Souef, William Henry (cousin)
- Nixon, Eva Wales (cousin)
- Macvean, Gertrude (cousin)
- Falconer, Anna Wales (cousin)
- Le Souef, Ernest Albert (cousin)
- Le Souef, John Leslie (cousin)
- Le Souef, Albert Sherbourne (cousin)
- Le Souef, Lancelot Ivan (cousin)
- Falkiner, Una Caroline (cousin)
Citation details
'Montagu Douglas Scott, Lady Ada Mary (1855–1943)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/montagu-douglas-scott-lady-ada-mary-23822/text, accessed 20 September 2024.
Life Summary [details]
Alternative Names
- Ryan, Ada Mary
Birth
9 May,
1855
Euroa,
Victoria,
Australia
Death
21 November,
1943
(aged 88)
United States of America
Cultural Heritage
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