Scott

Also known as

This variety is recorded in the Country Gentleman, 1874 (p. 297). It is said to have been a seedling from the Giliflower apple tree.

Recorded Pre 1874
Not available in 1987

Citations:

Charles Scoon Wilson, The Apple in New York State (1905)
Charles Scoon Wilson, The Apple in New York State (Master's Thesis, Cornell University, 1905)