Every able man of this town shall hold his weapon ready in defense of our common peace, not for the sake of wrongful conflict, but for the protection of our homes and the preservation of order.

Frederick Magnus I is a paternal grandsire of Scott I.

Coinciding Frederick through his father’s maternal lineage, his direct lineal paternal ancestors (now surnamed Beltz) bore the name Boltz from Eggenstein.

John Michael Boltz (Scott’s 1:10 degree or 7th great-grandfather) landed in the Port of Philadelphia on October 31, 1737, with him firstly swearing allegiance to the British Crown before signing the Oath of Allegiance to support the patriot cause (both him and his son, Jacob, were Revolutionary War veterans).

Among this prestigious Germanic heritage, Scott’s family (both paternally and maternally) features artisans and nobles from Schwäbisch Hall in Baden-Würtemburg.

Additionally, through his paternal grandfather, his heritage includes Welsh (1/32) and Gaelic (Irish, Scottish) ancestors, among prominent English courtiers.

Edward III Neville and Séan Ó Néill highlight these nobles, with the latter being the sovereign King of Ulster (Dux Hibernicorum), and the former being four times descended from Edward III, King of England.

Upon the American continent, Scott bears paternal ancestry featuring the Narragansett people and Wampanoag tribe of the Massachusetts bay region as a direct descendent of the tribal sachem Canonicus.