The Seaton Family, with Genealogy and BiographiesCrane, 1906 - 441 ページ Henry Seaton immigrated to Virginia in 1690 and settled first in Gloucester County. He married Elizabeth Todd in 1709. They moved to an estate in King William County. They had one son, George (1711- 1750). Descendants lived in Virginia, North Carolina, Washington D.C., Connecticut, New York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and elsewhere. |
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... Martha , Ann , and Elizabeth , of which the latter has been very much the most common of all names among the ladies who have married into the family circle . CHAPTER V. THE EARLY ANCESTRY IN NORMANDY . 66 THE THE SEATON FAMILY . 41.
... Martha , Ann , and Elizabeth , of which the latter has been very much the most common of all names among the ladies who have married into the family circle . CHAPTER V. THE EARLY ANCESTRY IN NORMANDY . 66 THE THE SEATON FAMILY . 41.
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... Martha , who married William Maitland of Lethington , of an ancient family , and was ancestress of the Earl of Lauderdale . Catharine , re- fusing many good offers of marriage , entered the Convent of Saint Catharine of Siena at ...
... Martha , who married William Maitland of Lethington , of an ancient family , and was ancestress of the Earl of Lauderdale . Catharine , re- fusing many good offers of marriage , entered the Convent of Saint Catharine of Siena at ...
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... Martha J. Stout , December 1 , 1898. She is still living , in Winamic , Indiana . MIRANDA SEATON was born December 29 , 1841 , and married Jesse McClelland in 1868. They live at Wooster , Ohio . Their children are George McClelland ...
... Martha J. Stout , December 1 , 1898. She is still living , in Winamic , Indiana . MIRANDA SEATON was born December 29 , 1841 , and married Jesse McClelland in 1868. They live at Wooster , Ohio . Their children are George McClelland ...
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... Martha ; 4. John 2d ; 5. Samuel ; 6. Eliz- abeth ; and 7. Jane , -all of whom will appear further along in this book . ANDREW SEATON . At the frequent solicitation of his brother John , who preceded him , Andrew Seaton came to America ...
... Martha ; 4. John 2d ; 5. Samuel ; 6. Eliz- abeth ; and 7. Jane , -all of whom will appear further along in this book . ANDREW SEATON . At the frequent solicitation of his brother John , who preceded him , Andrew Seaton came to America ...
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... Martha . The Andover records show this fact : Married , May 22 , 1744 , John Wasson and Martha Sea- town , by Mr. Barnard . It has been stated that John Wasson and his family resided in Penobscot , Hancock county , Maine , and that they ...
... Martha . The Andover records show this fact : Married , May 22 , 1744 , John Wasson and Martha Sea- town , by Mr. Barnard . It has been stated that John Wasson and his family resided in Penobscot , Hancock county , Maine , and that they ...
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Alexander Seton Ambrose Amherst ANDREW SEATON Anna army born April born August born December born February born January born July born June born March born November born October boys brother castle Charles Chicago child Church Company daughter death December 25 descendants Earl ELIZABETH SEATON England farm father February 15 France George Seaton Greene county Greenup Henderson Henry Seaton honor Illinois Indiana Iowa Ireland Ismenia James Seaton Jane Jefferson county Jewell county John Seaton Joseph Kansas Kenner Kentucky King land later lived Lord Seton Louise Louisville Margaret Marion township married Mary Martha Mary Seaton Methodist Missouri mother moved Nebraska Ohio Pennsylvania Queen Rebecca regiment Republican reside Robert Seton Samuel Seaton Sarah Seaton says Scotland SEATON 2D Seaton died Seaton married Seaton Schroeder SEATON was born Seatonville sister Thomas Tyler Virginia Washington wife William Seton William Winston Seaton Winton York
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