How to address instantiate objects at runtime?

Hello,
I build a little script to build instances of an object in a ScrollView at runtime, but how can I address this objects from a script at runtime?

I need a way to give the user the option to remove a selected object. Selection means = the one, which shows in the middle of the ScrollView (such as you got a scroll-menu with all your game-saves, like a slot-machine, and the entry which is shown in the middle can be deleted/removed by clicking on a delete-button.

So I need a way to figure out, which object is shown at this point and a way to delete this special GameObject.

Can anybody help? It drives me crazy

 

You can use a camera raycast. Check this out:

http://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/CameraRays.html

The "hit" gives you all the info on the hit object, so you can do destroy(hit.transform.gameObject) ;