1918 Eugene Arnold Scott registered for the draft on September 12. His births date was February 4, 1881. His address was Rf 8, Rome, Floyd County, Georgia. He was of medium build and height with black hair and brown eyes. His nearest relative was Hattie Scott at the same address. [1]
1920 On January 8, Eugene Scott (age 38) and his wife Hattie Scott (age 32) lived at 108 Alabama Road in Mount Alto District, Floyd County, Georgia, with their children Florence Scott (age 13), Mildred Scott (age 11), Gertie May Scott (age 9), Eugenia Scott (age 7), Ferdinen Scott (age 5), Vera Scott (age 3), and Ruby Scott (age 0). They, their parents, and their children were all born in Georgia. Eugene Scott was moulder in a truck factory, and Hattie was a laurndress. [2]
1930 On April 3, Eugene A Scott (age 49) and his wife Hattie B Scott (age 44) lived at 42 Central Avenue in Rome, Floyd County, Georgia, with their children Florence B Scott (age 22), Mildred L Scott (age 20), Gertie M Scott (age 18), Marie E Scott (age 16), Ferdinand A Scott (age 14), Hattie V Scott (age 12), Ruby W Scott (age 10), and Antionette G Scott (age 8). Eugene, Hattie, Hattie's parents, and the children were born in Georgia. Eugene's parents were born in Alabama. Eugene was a moulder in a plow factory, Florence worked as an office girl in a Dr's office, and Mildred was a cook in a private home. The residence was not a farm and did not have a radio. Eugene was first married at age 25 and Hattie at age 20. A Gertrude Scott (age 75), widowed, lived at 42A Central Avenue in Rome. She and her parents were born in North Carolina. [3]
[1] U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, [AncestryImage], [AncestryRecord].
[2] United States Federal Census, 1920, [AncestryImage], [AncestryRecord].
[3] United States Federal Census, 1930, [AncestryImage], [AncestryRecord].