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Born: 1713, England<br>
Born: 1713, [[England]]<br>
Died: 1805, England
Died: 1805, England


Jennifer "Jenny" Scott was the first and only child of Caroline Scott and Edward Kenway. Born in Bristol, after Edward Kenway's departure to the West Indies, she was raised by her mother and her mother's parents, and so took her mother's surname.
[[Jennifer Scott|Jennifer "Jenny" Scott]] was the first and only child of [[Caroline Scott-Kenway|Caroline Scott]] and [[Edward Kenway]]. Born in [[Bristol]], after Edward Kenway's departure to the [[West Indies]], she was raised by her mother and her mother's parents, and so took her mother's surname.


Despite being the issue of a legitimate marriage, Jenny's grandfather, Emmett, treated her with disdain and contempt, owing to his hatred of her father Edward Kenway. Thankfully her grandmother -- Caroline's mother, Elizabeth -- was a constant source of strength, and she brought much joy to a life otherwise marked by idleness and boredom.
Despite being the {{Wiki|Issue (genealogy)|issue}} of a legitimate marriage, Jenny's grandfather, [[Emmett Scott|Emmett]], treated her with disdain and contempt, owing to his hatred of her father Edward Kenway. Thankfully her grandmother—Caroline's mother, [[Elizabeth Scott|Elizabeth]]—was a constant source of strength, and she brought much joy to a life otherwise marked by idleness and boredom.


Around 1719 or 1720, fate took a turn for the worse as Caroline fell gravely ill. Emmett, believing his daughter's malady a mere "complaint of the nerves," ignored the seriousness of his daughter's situation until it was too late. Caroline died before Jenny was seven.
Around 1719 or 1720, fate took a turn for the worse as Caroline fell {{Wiki|smallpox|gravely ill}}. Emmett, believing his daughter's malady a mere "complaint of the nerves," ignored the seriousness of his daughter's situation until it was too late. Caroline died before Jenny was seven.


Shortly after, a letter arrived at the Scott household addressed to Caroline. It was from Edward Kenway, Caroline's estranged husband and Jenny's father. Eager to rid his household of the girl he had always found to be a burden, Emmett Scott made arrangements to send his granddaughter to live with Edward in the West Indies, hardly caring if Edward's claim to have made a small but reasonable fortune there were true.
Shortly after, a letter arrived at the Scott household addressed to Caroline. It was from Edward Kenway, Caroline's estranged husband and Jenny's father. Eager to rid his household of the girl he had always found to be a burden, Emmett Scott made arrangements to send his granddaughter to live with Edward in the West Indies, hardly caring if Edward's claim to have made a small but reasonable fortune there were true.


In late August of 1722, Jenny boarded a ship bound for the West to meet her father for the first time...
In late August of 1722, Jenny boarded a ship bound for the West to [[The End|meet]] her father for the first time...
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Born: 1713, England
Died: 1805, England

Jennifer "Jenny" Scott was the first and only child of Caroline Scott and Edward Kenway. Born in Bristol, after Edward Kenway's departure to the West Indies, she was raised by her mother and her mother's parents, and so took her mother's surname.

Despite being the issue of a legitimate marriage, Jenny's grandfather, Emmett, treated her with disdain and contempt, owing to his hatred of her father Edward Kenway. Thankfully her grandmother—Caroline's mother, Elizabeth—was a constant source of strength, and she brought much joy to a life otherwise marked by idleness and boredom.

Around 1719 or 1720, fate took a turn for the worse as Caroline fell gravely ill. Emmett, believing his daughter's malady a mere "complaint of the nerves," ignored the seriousness of his daughter's situation until it was too late. Caroline died before Jenny was seven.

Shortly after, a letter arrived at the Scott household addressed to Caroline. It was from Edward Kenway, Caroline's estranged husband and Jenny's father. Eager to rid his household of the girl he had always found to be a burden, Emmett Scott made arrangements to send his granddaughter to live with Edward in the West Indies, hardly caring if Edward's claim to have made a small but reasonable fortune there were true.

In late August of 1722, Jenny boarded a ship bound for the West to meet her father for the first time...