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Re: Missing Seaborns! - More information

jeanetteseaborn — 2009-09-10 00:23:07Z

More information has been found on the following Seaborns:
7. Thomas Seaborn (middle name Crisp, like his son) was born between 1829-1833 in the Boxted area of Essex, England. He died November 20, 1901 in Colchester, Essex, England. He married Hannah Chaplain (daughter of Nathaniel and Susanah, born about 1834 in Lawford, Essex, England; died February 14, 1910 in Colchester, Essex, England) on December 3, 1954 in Colchester.
9. Albert Seaborn was born October 6, 1885 at East Street, St. James, Colchester; and died May 28, 1937 at South Yarra, Victoria, Australia. He married Jessie Ellen Newman (daughter of Alfred and Elizabeth, born in 1886 in Colchester; died August 10, 1965 in Ascot Vale, Victoria, Australia) on September 3, 1906 in the Parish Church, Greenstead, Essex, England. They emigrated to Australia about 1913.
10. Harriet was born March 8, 1890 at East Street, St. James, Colchester; and died in the June quarter of 1978 in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England. She married George Collins on June 20 1908 in Colchester, Essex. She had 4 children that I'm aware of by 1939.
12 (should be 11). Jane was born July 9, 1894 at 1 Greenstead Road, St. James U.L.D., Colchester, Essex, England. She emigrated to Canada with her family in February 1913. She married Arthur Stevens (or Stephens) on May 30, 1914. At last record in 1943, they were living in Fort Erie.
13. Edith was born March 14, 1898 at 1 Greenstead Road, St. James U.L.D., Colchester, Essex, England. She also emigrated in February 1913. Edith married four times: to Sidney Anderson on February 4, 1915 (marriage subsequently annulled) in Ontario. She emigrated to New York, United States; then she married Stephen John Hart on April 16, 1925; then Daniel Molina; and finally Ernest Carrington. Edith died December 17, 1985 in New York.
14. Lily was born May 23, 1900 at 1 Greenstead Road, Colchester. She emigrated to Canada in February 1913. She married Frank Christie on September 22, 1917 and emigrated to the United States about 1918. She married F. Fisher and R. Rosler (I'm not sure of the order or their first names). Lily lived in New York and then California, where she died in 1959. Lily might have been an actress, an opera singer, or a Rockette.
15. Stanley was born on April 21, 1906 at 1 Greenstead Road, Colchester. He emigrated to Canada in February 1913. He emigrated to New York, U.S.A. after 1923. Stanley married a lady named Marjory and had thre children. Stanley died in April 1970 at Cherokee, New York.
16. Sidney was born on July 3, 1908 at 1 East Gates, Colchester, Essex, England. He emigrated to Canada in February 1913. He married Helen Richardson, and lived in Campbellford. He died on January 24, 1988; and Helen died on January 27, 1977.
17. Roseanna Gaskin Seaborn - I'm still trying to find out more information about her family, since she's an enigma. She was born between 1864-1967 (depending on the record) in Stowmarket, Suffolk, England; and died March 17, 1943 in Campbellford, Northumberland County, England. She emigrated to Canada with her children in February 1913 (her husband and one son emigrated in January 1913). She married Thomas Crisp Seaborn on January 20, 1884 at the Parish Church, St. James, Colchester, Essex, England.
If anyone has more information, I'd appreciate it.

Re: Elizabeth Seaborn m. Joseph L. Bennett

timcdfw — 2009-08-24 17:37:28Z

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Re: Seaborn Family from Gloucestershire Eng.

AnitaA42 — 2009-06-19 23:22:45Z

The closest thing I have in my tree is a Frederick Seaborn born 1841 in Gloucestershire to parents Charles and Maria (Smith) Seaborn.

Given that Seaborn is not a common name and that the Seaborns in my tree were living in the Stroud area in the 1830s when your Frederick Charles was born, I suspect that there may be a connection.

You may want to look at "The Seaborn Family: 1650-1992" by Delma Seaborn Mink. There are quite a few Seaborns that I did not include in my tree. Good luck!

Re: Catherine SEABORN, b. 11/16/1854 Greenville, ILL; d. 02/20/1914 Wellington, KS

AnitaA42 — 2009-06-19 23:09:19Z

You might want to look at "The Seaborn Family: 1650-1992" By Delma Seaborn Mink. There is a branch of her Seaborn family that is in Illinois by 1840.

Hope this helps.

SEABORN Vi- M and Jack A

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-01 18:57:52Z

SEABORN Vi- M and Jack A

I photographed this gravestone in the Parkdale Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,340 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

SEABORN Robert V 1902-1986

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-01 18:57:39Z

SEABORN Robert V 1902-1986

I photographed this gravestone in the Parkdale Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,340 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Missing Seaborns!

jeanetteseaborn — 2009-02-15 18:28:02Z

Hi, William:
Thanks for your message. I'm wondering if you have any information on your great-grandfather or great-grandfather.
The William Seaborn in my family tree was born about 1873 in Colchester; and married Julia Louisa Buckingham. William's parents were Thomas Seaborn (born between 1829-1833 in Boxted; died Nov. 20 1901 in Colchester) and Hannah Chaplain (born about 1834 in Lawford, Essex Cty.; died February 14, 1910 in Colchester). My great-grandfather is William's brother Thomas.
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Jeanette

Re: Missing Seaborns!

jayseaborn — 2009-01-18 17:12:25Z

I'm William James Seaborn IV. Not sure if its the same seaborns but maybe.

Re: Martha Elizabeth Seabourn

jstephens5_1 — 2008-11-26 22:29:59Z

Yes, I would be interested in sharing information. My email address is jstephens5@roadrunner.com.

Re: Martha Elizabeth Seabourn

suziebuddy — 2008-11-25 19:26:12Z

I have a Martha Elizabeth Seaborn from Bradley County, TN, born 2/28/1836 to James Monroe Seaborn (born 1799), and Sarah Emiline Seaborn. I have information on James and Sarah, but nothing further on Martha. Please contact me if interested in sharing information.

Re: Seaborn

suziebuddy — 2008-11-25 19:15:33Z

I may have this information in my Seaborn family tree - the East Tennessee Seaborns. Please contact me if you're still interested.

Re: Saloma Jane Seaborn-Coffman

suziebuddy — 2008-11-25 19:12:32Z

I have Saloma Jane Seaborn-Coffman in my Seaborn family tree. Please contact me if you're still interested.

Re: Seabourn Family

suziebuddy — 2008-11-25 19:10:21Z

This is such an old message that I'm not sure I will be able to contact you. I am a descendant of James Monroe Seaborn of Tennessee, and have information and pictures that I can share.

Re: Annie Seaborn

chocl820042003 — 2008-11-03 19:00:04Z

are yoe looking for anni bell seaborn of richmond va?

Martha Elizabeth Seabourn

jstephens5_1 — 2008-10-26 17:58:59Z

Looking for any info on a Martha E. Seabourn born about 1833. I think her father was James Monroe Seabourn, mother Sarah?. She married Elias Guinn about 1849 and they are on the 1850 Bradley, TN census. She is listed as Elizabeth. Elias died in the Civil War and she supposely remarried.

Kathryn Emma Reichley

lostmom08 — 2008-08-17 04:14:00Z

Born to Emma Lee (Selsman- maiden name)& Douglas Sloan Seaborn abt.1886 in PA.. Married to Roydon Reichley. Had three children. Divorced in 1937.

Re: SEABOURN

bhhooper — 2008-07-29 01:57:58Z

Joseph and Mary(Wilhite)Seabourn were pioneers of McMinn Co. and later Bradley Co. TN. Joseph was appointed constable in McMinn Co. in 1820. Joseph was also elected to the first Bradley Co. Quarterly Court representing the 1st district. Their children were: James Monroe who married Sarah Emmaline Wright, John, Kinsey Caswell, Martha who married Andrew Hooper, and H. Bradford. John settled in Collin Co. TX and Bradford settled in Jefferson City, MO.

Re: Albert Seaborn of Victoria, Australia - still more info

jeanetteseaborn — 2008-07-27 22:35:17Z

Albert was born on October 6, 1885 on East Street, St. James, Colchester, Essex County, England.
He married Jessie Ellen Newman (daughter of Alfred & Elizabeth Newman) on September 3, 1906 at the Parish Church, Greenstead, Essex County, England.
Albert and Jessie emigrated to Australia before WWI, and lived in various parts of Victoria State, Australia before Albert died in 1937. Jessie died in 1965.
I know they had at least one child. I'm looking to connect with this branch of the family to share information about their Canadian relatives.

Re: James Seaborn - Bristol 1760

2006-06-09 04:47:07Z

I'm looking for info on parents, siblings or descendants of two brothers, John and Nicholas Seaborn, who left Bristol circa 1636 for America (Virginia) Thanks!

Re: James Seaborn - Bristol 1760

2006-06-09 04:46:07Z

I'm looking for info on parents, siblings or descendants of two brothers, John and Nicholas Seaborn, who left Bristol circa 1636 for America (Virginia) Thanks!

Re: James Seaborn - Bristol 1760

2006-06-09 04:45:29Z

I'm looking for info on parents, siblings or descendants of two brothers, John and Nicholas Seaborn, who left Bristol circa 1636 for America (Virginia) Thanks!

Seaborn/Jackson/McCant TN/ILL/TEX

2006-09-16 02:43:13Z

Re: Seaborn/Hughes

2006-02-28 06:21:10Z

"Uncle Bill" moved there. My Father and Mother went to
see him before I was born in the 1940's.

Re: Seaborn/Hughes

2006-02-27 12:16:36Z

If your Seaborn has ties to Wister, OK then there would be a connection and perhaps we ca help each other complete branches of the tree!

Re: Seaborn/Hughes

2006-02-27 05:17:17Z

My Great Grandfather was a Christopher C Seaborn. He was married married to a Eliza Isabela(White). My grandfater was also a Christopher C Seaborn with a brother named William Seaborn. I have more info for you if you think there's a connection.

Re: Seaborn/Hughes

2006-03-01 12:49:30Z

There may be a distant family connection. My granddparents (he went by the name Rufus, his middle name) had moved to CA by 1930 from the area, and returned there to retire near siblings in the mid1960's.

Elizabeth Seaborn m. Joseph L. Bennett

2005-10-22 22:02:57Z

Elizabeth b. ca 1802 in South Carolina. She and Joseph L. Bennett were in Texas in the 1830's. He faught in for Texas independence from Mexico and was awarded land in Navarro County, Texas. Both Elizabeth and Joseph died in Navarro County. Who were her parents and where did they marry?
Any help appreciated.

Seaborn surname

@@hs77777@email.msn.com — 2006-05-14 11:24:22Z

We are certainly related...my Seaborn ancestors were from Sussex Cty, VA...came to TN c. 1790-'s to 1800...Benjamin Seaborn line (I believe a brother to your James; their father was also a Benjamin...Benjamin the younger also had a son named James, who was my ggg grandfather, and who is buried in the Mt. Juliet cemetery not far from me...(relocated from Seaborn family cemetery when Priest Lake constructed...)
tell me more about your family please...thanks

Seaborn surname

@@hs77777@email.msn.com — 2006-05-14 11:24:22Z

I have info on other George Seaborns...please write me directly at hs77777@email.msn.com so we can share further directly...thanks!!

Seaborn surname

@@hs77777@email.msn.com — 2006-05-14 11:24:22Z

Hello, Luke! I read your posting with much interest. My full name is Alvin Hardeman Seaborn, Jr., and I have gone by Hardy all of my life. I would like to learn more about your findings about your ancestry...I am in Tennessee and have traced my ancestry back 200 years here and in Virginia before that...( I know of two Seaborn brothers who left Bristol, England for VA in 1636) I also have a book about some Seaborns in Gloucestershire. What else can you tell me about your (our?) ancestry?? Thanks

Seaborns in FLOrida

@@hs77777@email.msn.com — 2006-05-14 11:24:22Z

One of my gg grandfathers sons moved to Fla
100 + years ago, I believe...this sounds like it could well be a descendant...both William and James are common Seaborn nmaes in history...stay in touch and I will try and pass on more info...

J.R. Seaborn, d. in Galveston, TX. 1900

BasketLady420 — 2006-03-01 06:16:41Z

J.R. Seaborn, is listed among the dead in the 1900 Galveston, Texas Hurricane.

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information which comes from a website called "The Great Galveston Storm" The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~barnette/surnames_s...

Re: Rebecca Ann Seaborn Mt. Brydges, Ontario, Canada

MichaelDrynan63 — 2008-02-29 18:56:04Z

Hi Jim:
I'm so glad I found you, since my open heart surgery, they say I'm on borrowed time.Hope you got my first letter last week. I'm not asking a lot just to be friends if that is ok.
I know I have done a lot of things that are not right, and I'm truly sorry for that.
I have done a lot of family trees the pass 15 yers or more
I was able to find all the records in England. I received prove of Wm Smith and Mary Hincey. William died and Mary died in prison giving birth.
I met a lot of the cousins and Darryl was in Peterboro a year ago and stayd with us. Georg Joseph Smith I have all his papers from Bishop Brown's home including the ship he came and where he stayed once he arrived in Que.
I have done the complete Ellis tree and the Clappers, and our grandparents on Leah Bessie Wood her family in Arden Kennebec Ont.
Also done the Drynan family back to Scotland a file of 5389 people all direct people 100's of photos of many of the trees.
Well I'll close for now
your brother Mike

SEABOURN

PatDavis66 — 2006-03-18 01:02:47Z

Am searching for information on Joseph Seabourn married Mary Wilhite in 1798 in Jefferson Co., TN. Both born 1782. they had a son: John Seabour who married Hester McDowell in Bradley Co., TN and moved to Collin Co. TX in mid 1850s. Any info greatly appreciated. SD74114@aol.com

Seabourne

martisss — 2006-08-16 03:00:40Z

James Monroe Seabourne 28 Nov 1814, Tenn moved to Mo abt 1845. Married Mahala Cunningham Campbell. His mother was Lucinda Wilburn Evans (1st marriage) Seabourne. They had seven children. Do not no connect to JMSeaborne 1799. Looking for first name of both husbands for Lucinda.

Re: Nathaniel Seaborn of Ardleigh, Essex, England

CAROLTAYLOR118 — 2006-10-03 14:08:19Z

Dear Jeanette, I have discovered a Nathaniel Seaborn in my family tree from Ardleigh born around 1857. He married Louisa Parker and according to 1901 census they had Alice, Florence and Horace around the turn of the century. Louisa is a daughter of Isaac Parker from Great Barford, Beds (born 1827), my paternal 3 x great grandfather. My maiden name is Dean and Louisa's sister Isabella is one of my great great grandmothers. Is this linked to your family?
Regards, Carol Taylor

Re: Nathaniel Seaborn of Ardleigh, Essex, England

boleyn160 — 2006-06-15 22:01:34Z

He was my 3x great-granduncle, brother of my 3x great-grandfather James Seaborn. His wife was Sarah <unknown>, and I have seven children for them, the four you mention plus Harriet (1837), Whitmore (1835) and Maria (1833). I have no record of Thomas' marriage. 1829 seems fairly firm for Thomas' birth year - he was listed as 12 in the 1841 census and 22 in 1851. My grandfather was James Seaborn Barr of Wivenhoe, and my living cousin has the middle name Seaborn. We may share a common xx-great-grandfather in James Seaborn (1766), father of Nathaniel Seaborn sr. I have 63 Seaborns in my tree, and would like to compare notes. My e-mail is boleyn@cogeco.ca

James Barr

Albert Seaborn of Victoria, Australia - more info

jeanetteseaborn — 2008-02-05 01:30:56Z

I discovered that Albert married Jesse Ellen Newman (born about 1886 in Colchester, and died 1965 in Ascot Vale), the daughter of Alfred & Elizabeth Newman, in the September quarter of 1906.
According to the Australian Electoral Rolls, Albert was a pantryman in 1914; a club employee in 1919 and 1924; a rubber worker in 1931; and a boot repairer in 1936.
According to family records, they had a daughter. I'm looking for their descendants, and I'd be happy to share what I can of their Canadian relatives.

Re: Stanley Seaborn, 1906 Colchester - 1970 New York - more info

jeanetteseaborn — 2008-07-27 22:30:32Z

Stanley was born on April 21, 1906 at 1 Greenstead Road, Colchester, Essex County, England; and died in April, 1970 in New York.
He emigrated to Canada with the majority of his family about 1911.
The information that I have is that he married a lady named Marjory, and had three daughters.
I'm looking for this branch of the family, in the hopes of sharing information about their Canadian relatives.

Re: James Seaborn - Bristol 1760

jeanetteseaborn — 2007-06-22 00:06:28Z

I'm interested in finding finding out more about James Wood Seaborn. I recently found out that my great-great grandfather Thomas Seaborn's name was named James. I have a rough estimate of James' birth as being about 1800, but it could easily have been earlier.
I hope you can help me.
Jeanette

Re: Enoch Seaborn, Boxted, Essex, England

jeanetteseaborn — 2007-05-18 18:40:40Z

Hi, Gregory:
I found out more info on the Seaborns we're both searching for. Thomas Seaborn (husband of Hannah Chaplain) had a middle name of Crisp (the same name as his son, my great grandfather). The elder Thomas Seaborn's father's name is James Seaborn, according to Thomas & Hannah's marriage certificate.
Hope this helps.
Jeanette

Re: Nathaniel Seaborn of Ardleigh, Essex, England - More info

jeanetteseaborn — 2007-04-07 20:26:34Z

I recently purchased a copy of Thomas Seaborn's marriage certificate, and it lists his father's name as James, not Nathaniel.

Nathaniel Seaborn of Ardleigh, Essex, England

jeanetteseaborn — 2006-02-24 16:09:21Z

Seeking information on the family of Nathaniel Seaborn, born 1793-1794, of Ardleigh, Essex, England, the son of James Sibborne and Elizabeth. Married Sarah (born abt. 1801). Children include: Mary Ann (born about 1840), Nathaniel (born about 1828), Samuel (born about 1843), and Thomas (born about 1829).
I'm wondering if this Thomas (possibly born as late as 1833) married Hannah Chaplain. If so, I'd love to hear from you, since I'm descended from Thomas and Hannah.

James Seaborn - Bristol 1760

JoanTCameron — 2006-11-17 20:00:22Z

My brick wall is JAMES SEABORN born about 1760 in Bristol. Married ELIZABETH WOOD. Need any info on their children or parents. Thanks a bunch.

Re: James Seaborn - Bristol 1760

JoanTCameron — 2006-11-17 20:00:22Z

Glad to supply what I have. James' Children are:

1. Elizabeth Seaborn chr. 15 June 1787, St. Nicholas Parish,
Bristol, Gloucester, England.

2. Maria Seaborn (twin) chr. 31 May 1889 - same.

3. James Wood Seaborn (twin) chr. 31 May 1889 - same.

4.Susannah Fitchew Seaborn chr. 11 Oct 1791 - same

5. William Hawkswell Seaborn born about 1792, Bristol

6. Latisha Seaborn born 1795, Bristol. (born same year her
father died, but not mentioned in his will; think maybe she died at birth.

Hope this helps. Don't know of any Thomas Seaborns.

Re: James Seaborn - Bristol 1760

JoanTCameron — 2007-06-23 17:08:34Z

Jeanette, I am glad to share with you what I have, but it doesn't sound to me like a match.

My JAMES WOOD SEABORN was a twin born 5 May 1789 at Bristol. Gloucester. He was christened 31 May 1789 at St. Nicholas Parish in Bristol. However, family records show he died in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

However, this James was the son of his father's (JAMES SEABORN born 1748) second marriage. His father first married Ann Davis and they had a son named James. This James was christened 10 Sep. 1777 at St. Thomas Parish, Bristol.

Good luck in your research. Joan

Catherine SEABORN, b. 11/16/1854 Greenville, ILL; d. 02/20/1914 Wellington, KS

PatriciaGaddie42 — 2006-05-18 05:10:08Z

Death of Oscar L. Seaborn

maryachtrh — 2008-01-28 21:44:55Z

Appears in "The Wapanucka Press" 21 January 1904, Wapanucka, Johnston County, Indian Territory, now Oklahoma

VICTIM OF DOOLEY-DALTON GANG

Vinita: Oscar L. Seaborn, who was shot in May, 1894, by the Dooley and Dalton gang when they robbed the Southwest City Bank, is dead as a result of those wounds at his home in Grove. In the bank robbery fight his brother, Joseph, was killed. The suffering from the wounds caused Seaborn to lose his mind last spring, and he was taken to the asylum at Nevada, Missouri

THOMAS SEABORN(E) - England to Ontario to Manitoba

jseaborn42 — 2006-04-24 17:27:24Z

Seeking information about the family of
THOMAS SEABORN(E) (1837-1902).
Born in England (possibly Gloucestershire) he immigrated to Canada in 1851 (possibly with several siblings). His parents were ROBERT and ELIZABETH SEABORN and he may have had a brother JAMES and a sister ALICE.

THOMAS married JANE BLAKELEY in 1858 in Toronto. They had the following children: James, Mary (Polly), Amelia, ROBERT, Jack, Virginia, George, and Jane. All of the children were born in Ontario. The family moved to Manitoba by 1881.

Any information or words of wisdom in continuing the search would be greatly appreciated.

seaborn family came from ga.

loyce_2134 — 2006-05-31 03:25:26Z

i am looking for inf. on adeliah seaborn she may moved to henderson county tx