Seeley - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Seeley's

Bonsia — 2009-10-20 03:23:15Z

On my family page I have a list provided by the Seeley Genealogical Society. Lewis Seeley is down from the first Capt. Nathaniel Seeley...he was the son of Lt. Robert Seeley the first member of our family to come to America. I would like it very much to have you contact me via email. I have been in touch with many cousins distant and not so distant... I extend my hand to all of you out there. I made a promise to my father to not forget any of my family. I mean to keep this promise.
pnseeley@juno.com

Re: Looking for Seeley and Gilkes relatives

donnaseeley0404 — 2009-09-24 03:57:12Z

I will try. We have an Arthur Solomon in the family who came from Jamaica. I believe via Barbados. He married a Rosetta and had four children. Vera, Geraldine, Lester and Vernon. They were all Gilkes. Vera married a William Archibald Bruce Gilkes. He was from England then to Barbados then to Jamaica and to NY. I know that Vera was in NY around 1912. I am gathering her husband was born around 1888. I would say then Arthur was born around 1868 or 1858, maybe even earlier. There are photos of him in the civil war. Does this help any? I hope, maybe we are cousins some how. I know my family resided in Kingston.
Donna

Re: Looking for Seeley and Gilkes relatives

donnaseeley0404 — 2009-09-24 03:53:21Z

Melinda, I forgot to tell you, Vera Solomon was the wife of Willaim Archibald Bruce Gilkes. Originating from England to Barbados to Jamaica to NY. Does this help. Sorry about the very very late response to this message
Donna

Re: Looking for Seeley and Gilkes relatives

donnaseeley0404 — 2009-09-24 03:51:37Z

I am a Seeley/Gilkes/solomon. My family came from England to Barbados to Jamaica and to NY around 1912. Solomon is the mother of the Gilkes. Vera Solomon married William Archibald Bruce Gilkes and came to NY. Rosetta and Arthur are the parents of Vera. They lived in Kingston, Jamaica. That is all I know about them. I wonder if this would help you or has a connection in some way.

Donna

Re: Looking for Seeley and Gilkes relatives

donnaseeley0404 — 2009-09-24 03:48:43Z

Hi Melinda, My family goes back to my great great Grandparents Arthur and Rosetta Solomon. They are from the West Indies, Kingston, Jamaica. I know they came to NY around 1912. Would this fit in your family tree. I am not sure if there are siblings or not. I do know that the relatives a part Black, White and Middle Eastern (maybe Jewish). Does this help at all. Maybe we are cousins.

Donna

Re: Looking for Seeley and Gilkes relatives

sunset5102 — 2009-09-21 17:51:52Z

HI;
I'M DONNA MAE SEELEY, IT'S MY MIDDLE NAME..MY DAD WAS OAKLEY DAVE SEELEY.HE PASSED AWAY IN 74,,AT 70 YEARS.FROM MISSOURI..WERE NOW IN CHEBOYGAN MI.49721
WE HAVE LOTS OF ENGLISH PEOPLE IN MI. CANADA IS SO CLOSE..
GOOD LUCK TO YOU..DONNA SEELEY NIEDERMEIER

Re: Looking for Seeley and Gilkes relatives

chezzyp — 2009-09-02 18:55:33Z

I am clutching at straws for information on the Barbados branch of the Gilkes family. My great grandfather was Edwardf Stanley Gilkes, a tailor living in St Michael during the early 1900s. His wife was Christiana Smith and I only know of one child, my grandafther Arthur Lamont Gilkes born in April 1905. Are you able to help at all?

Many thanks.

mirtie may baker adopting sisters child or children

drincurtis — 2009-08-25 23:59:42Z

Please help. I would love to talk to any one who is related to a Myrtle May Baker who at one time was married to an Asa Seeley. I know for a fact that they adopted Myrtles sister child. His name was John Veachel . He always went by Seeley but his biological father was Veachel Kinslow. Her sisters name was Katherine Baker. Any information would be helpful. I would like to know where both sisters are buried at. Thanks in advance for any help Darlene Curtis

Re: Mother Father of Louise May Seeley

pattyboman — 2009-08-02 11:16:54Z

Father is Perry F. Seeley (1886-1934) and mother is Fern Wright born about 1891. Have more info if you wish to email me directly.

Re: William W. Seeley

jwatson7745 — 2009-07-29 22:04:02Z

Not sure if this is your William Seeley and Harriet who had a son Frederic Wm., born 28 April 1873 NY. William was born in New Jersey abt 1830. If this is the right one I have his parents names as Daniel Seeley and Aulehe Melissa Meade. I don't have Forest listed but if this is your line I would like infor on Forest.

Please e-mail me at
Janet Watson
janbcole4@yahoo.com

Re: Gersham Seeley, b. ca. 1790, NY

DarylVerstraete — 2009-07-20 04:02:16Z

Trying to find the burial place of Dolly A Beadle Seeley in three rivers, I have her death cert.

Gilkes/Barbados

jennagilkes1 — 2009-07-18 00:38:38Z

I am researching my husband's family. His great-grandparents, Reginald & Mildred Gilkes, were from Barbados. Reginald's father's name is William. William Gilkes was born in England. If anyone any any information, please e-mail me at jennagilkes@gmail.com

SEELEY Harvey C 1914-2002

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-16 18:46:43Z

SEELEY Harvey C 1914-2002

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 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.

SEELEY Beulah Mae 1912-1995

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-16 18:46:32Z

SEELEY Beulah Mae 1912-1995

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 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: Phoebe Conger? Seeley?

sdc2341 — 2009-06-27 21:44:51Z

Sorry I could not have been more help. I do know you may want to search the surname in rootsweb. Also-I did a google search and a lady's 16 generation chart came up. She has done EXTENSIVE research and it included I believe 3 Phoebe's on the Seeley side. She also gives resources of where she located all of her information. Will post back if I find the link again.

Re: Phoebe Conger? Seeley?

gtomseeley — 2009-06-27 11:23:50Z

thx but this one doesn't sound connected. I may come back someday and try again, but for now I'll keep searching in Michigan.

Re: Phoebe Conger? Seeley?

sdc2341 — 2009-06-26 03:25:55Z

My information comes off the census records from ancestry.com. Here's what I have
Frank E Seeley Born: 1869 in Concord, Minnesota
Died: July 4 ,1915 in Grand, Utah.

He wife is listed as Phoebe R. Last name UNK
Born abt 1874
They have 3 children:
Thelma R. Born: 1899
Valoy Born: 1901
Clifford F. Born: 1909

I did find today that there is still a decendent of Valoy living in Utah and I have an address. I am going to attempt to write them a letter and see if we can get a response. Contact me via email @ sdc234@msn.com and we can chat about the census record and I can email you a copy of what I have found. I am searching the Seeleys in Concord, MN. George William Seeley was GGrandfather and I just got back from a trip there. I have many headstone pictures & also was in receipt of accurate information from the records at the cemetary. Feel free to contact.

Re: Phoebe Conger? Seeley?

gtomseeley — 2009-06-25 20:57:48Z

Give me some more info on this link, please. Like approx. dates for the Phoebe and esp for the Frank in Utah. And a place to start looking up the link myself. Like, is it in a census listing, or on ancestry.com (which by the way I can't access myself) or somewhere else? I have one Frank in my lineage, but he's not linked to the Phoebe I'm trying to identify.

Thx for the hint...

Re: Joseph Seeley, born in Connecticut about 1760-1770.

ikeller — 2008-06-11 01:42:44Z

What is your source for Nathaniel Seeley's death "d. 19 Dec 1678 - (Killed) Swamp War - Kingston, Rhode Island" and Mary Turney Seeley's death "d. 19 Dec 1675 - Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut"?
Thank you.

Re: Culverhouse / Lorenzo & James Seeley (Brecksville OH), sons of Nehemiah & Rebecca Hawk Seeley

blmcgill — 2009-05-08 01:20:25Z

Reply to tsheridan121. I was trying to reach you regarding a message you sent to me recently on Frannie Adel Culverhouse. You could reply directly to me at blmcgill@aol.com Would like to learn more on common ancestors. Thanks!

Re: Hezekiah SEELEY, Washington Co., NY

Bonsia — 2009-06-16 00:35:50Z

Hello good people:
I am down from Stephen Seeley Sr. through his son Stephen J. Seeley that came to Michigan back in 1836. I am looking for paperwork that can connect them. I have Hezekiah's Will and his son Capt. Nehemiah's too. Here are a couple of links. I am also down from Alanson A. who was Stephen J's son. You can read more about them in these two links.

http://books.google.com/books?id=KxgVAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1-PA4...

http://books.google.com/books?id=sE0aAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA79&am...

Paul

Seeley Lines in Michigan

e_lamonda — 2009-01-09 03:04:41Z

I am searching for any of the seeleys who have been traced to these areas...I have some info but dont have alot...
They lived in Maple Grove, Barry County, Michigan...Everett, Newaygo County, Michigan...(this would be Hiram Seeley (1834-1923) between the years of 1870-1880 he was married to Almina E Fry (1849-1994)....their children are
Grant Hiram (1868-1933)
Emeline (cir 1872-?)
Orrin (cir 1873-?)
Almena (cir 1874-?)
Hattie (cir 1875-05 Nov 1877)
Belle (apr 1880-?)
Baby Girl (24 Dec 1884-?) Can't find out the name...

Hiram Grant Seeley resided in Paradise Township, Grand Traverse County, Michigan then moved to Kalamazoo County, Michigan)Married Alice S Marsh (Aug 1873-aft 1900)
Grant and Alice Marsh's Children:
Lillian Seeley (feb 1891- Feb 1939)married Embert Hammer (DenHammer)Resided in Grand Rapids, kent County, Michigan area until death
Mina J Seeley (18 Mar 1893-27 Oct 1991)married 1) Earl Vandervort (1915) 2) Unknown Clark resided around Traverse City, Grand Traverse County, Michigan until death
Robert Ande Seeley (06 Jan 1895-Nov 1965) married Eva C Moore (1917) Resided in Grand Rapids, kent County, Michigan area until death...
Sylvia Seeley (Sep 1896-?)
Zema Seeley (Sept 1899-?)

Can anyone else fill me in on this family? I am from the line of Lillian Seeley and not much was known about her while we grew up as we were todl she died when her children were of a young age...

I do know Grant Hiram deserted his children in the Paradise area and went on to live in Kalamazoo County and have found some of the children working in homes as servants..

Harry Seeley b abt 1895-1905

pjlaird01 — 2008-05-29 16:54:06Z

Have a few pictures, some known to be West Michigan, of a Harry Seeley. Can't figure out how he links to the family. I would normally try to put him with a family, but I can't figure him out. They are taken between 1932 - abt 1936. He appears to be about 25 in some pictures (in his swimsuit) and 35 in others (in his business suit).
Pictures are taken with my Peterson family in Muskegon.
Patti

Obit: Faith (Seeley) Dumler of KS (1919-2008)

wilsonje19 — 2008-12-10 22:57:28Z

Faith Lorene (Seeley) Dumler, 89 of Russell died Tuesday morning, December 9, 2008 at the Hays Medical Center in Hays, Kansas. Faith was born January 15, 1919 in Rosalia, Kansas, the daughter of Alvin “A.E.” and Katherine E. (Springer) Seeley. At the age of 3, Faith and her family moved to a ranch outside of Russell. She attended school in Russell and graduated from Russell High School. She also graduated from the University of Kansas in 1940.
Faith was united in marriage to Harold L. Dumler on June 8, 1942 in Russell. This union was blessed with three sons; Earle, Harold “Hal” and Brian. Her husband preceded her in death on February 9, 1997.
Faith was a teacher at Russell High School for three years before she devoted her life to her family as a homemaker.
Faith was a member of the First Congregational Church of Russell. In College she belonged to the Alpha Kai Omega Sorority, Phi Beta Kappa with her studies, Delta Kappa Gamma and P.E.O. Faith loved music, dancing and singing and a proud alumni of KU.
Surviving family include her three sons, Earle Dumler, Harold “Hal” Dumler and Brian Dumler all of Los Angeles, California; four grandchildren, Christopher Dumler, Kale Dumler, Katherine Cook and Jessica Dumler. She was preceded in death by her parents, brother Myron Seeley and sister Frances Racine.
Celebration of Faith’s Life will be held at 11:00 A.M. Friday, December 12, 2008 at the First Congregational Church of Russell. A private family committal will take place before the service. Visitation will be from 9 AM to 8 PM Thursday at Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary in Russell. Memorials have been established with the First Congregational Church of Russell and Russell Regional Hospital. Contributions and condolences may be sent in care of Pohlman-Varner-Peeler Mortuary of Russell, who is in charge of the these arrangements. Condolences may also be sent via email at www.pvpmortuary.com.

Re: Looking for relatives of Hester M. Seeley and Charles Malory, Medina OH

judyrogers1 — 2009-05-25 02:24:43Z

I am also researching descendants of Prudence Brown Seeley and would be happy to correspond with you.

Phoebe Conger? Seeley?

gtomseeley — 2009-05-08 18:18:09Z

I'm looking for any and all info on a Phoebe (Phebe?) Conger, in Michigan in the 1800s. Here is what I know so far, which is not enough yet to satisfy me I've found who I'm looking for.

My ggggrandfather Judson I. Seeley married twice; the second was to a Phoebe Unknown. They were married some time after 1860 but before 1862, since their first son, Harrison G. Seeley, was born 4-7-1862 in Genesee County, MI. He died in October 1896 in Genesee County, MI. She survived at least to the 1900 Census and then I lose track of her.

I'm trying to confirm her maiden name. Her son Lewis Truman Seeley, b. 8-21-1868; d. 9-23-1945 in Los Angeles, states on his death cert that his mother's maiden name was Conger.

But I have not been able to find any Phoebe Conger born around the right time, late 1830s or early 1840s, anywhere. So I can't be satisfied yet that I've closed this loop.

However, there are a lot of coincidences:

1. A Harrison G. Conger married one of Judson Seeley's sisters, Deniza Ann Seeley.

2. Judson and Phoebe named their first son Harrison G. Seeley.

3. Harrison Conger's mother's name was Phoebe (but she's the wrong generation to be the one I'm looking for).

4. Harrison and Deniza Conger had a daughter they named Phoebe, but she was only 9 in the 1850 census, and Harrison and Deniza only married in Dec. 1839, so I doubt seriously this could be the Phoebe Conger I seek.

Any clues?

Edw Francis/Frances Freeman Seeley and descendants

gtomseeley — 2009-04-29 17:01:54Z

I am descended from Edward Francis Seeley and Frances C. Freeman Seeley, through their son Rue L. Seeley, who married Bertha Mae Kile. They had four other children as well.

I am trying to locate living descendants of any of those four children, so as to be able to converse with any of them who may have information about our extended Seeley family.

If you are related in any way, please contact me at your convenience. My email address is tomseeley@hotmail.com.

Here is what I know about them.

Ella A. Seeley, 1874-1915, married Willis Carr, 1871-1952. A son Evron L. Carr, 1897-1991, married Alfhild M. Johnson, 1901-2001.

Mae V. Seeley, 1879-1955, married Charles Edward Lown, 1874-1953; I have no information about their children.

Roy H. Seeley, 1881-1948, married Edith Maud Stuart, 1895-1948, several children, incl. Floyd, 1914-1940; Edward F., 1916-?; Clayton L., 1918-1944; Madeline, 1920-?; Edith Ruth, 1923-1988, married Ellsworth Eli Butler; and Clarence, 1927-?

Eunice Ceclia (sp?) Seeley, 1884-1965, married Henry G. Dickenson, 1886-1960, their children were/are Gerald Henry Dickinson, 1908-?, married Bernice E. Pittenger, 1911-1998; and Frances Sophia Dickinson, 1911-1988, married Mr. Strawn.

Jonathan Seelye

cindyrdyer55 — 2008-07-20 20:54:54Z

I find Jonathan Seeley in the 1850 Mason County, Illinois census, 1860 & 1865 Jersey County, Illinois census, 1870 New Madrid County, Missouri census. He dies before 1880 in which I find his wife Mary in the 1880 Butler County, Missouri census. Their children are Josephine, Ezra, Marietta, Andrew, Charles, Loyd & John. Jonathan is my great great grandfather. I come through Marietta. I believe Mary's maiden name to be Titus.

If anyone has any information on this family I would love to hear from you. You can reach me direct at cindyrdyer@yahoo.com.

Thanks,
Cindy

Re: Matthias Garrison

dutchgirl7 — 2008-05-08 16:11:23Z

I am sorry but I do not own these books, I found the books at the Michigan historical library.
If you do not live near a historical library, I did a google search and found the book is available online through the Penn State Digital bookshelf at: http://apps.libraries.psu.edu/digitalbookshelf/bookindex.cfm...

I did a check of my database and have no Permilla Seeley/Seely.

My only Mills is James who married into the Hagenbuch family in around 1870. No further information on him. The Hagenbuch lived in Centre Township, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.

How exciting to have the DNA proof for your family research!

Good Luck in future research.

Jan

Re: Harry Seeley

jamesdm49 — 2008-08-09 23:04:15Z

Hi, I think this is your family...

Descendants of Herbert W. Seeley

Generation No. 1

1. HERBERT W.3 SEELEY (SAMUEL S.2, EPHRAIM1) was born Mar 1863 in Robbinston, Washington, ME[1,2]. He married CORA E. SEELEY 2 Nov 1892[3], daughter of SALATHIEL SEELEY and MARGARET. She was born Oct 1878 in Perry, Washington, ME[4,5].

More About HERBERT W. SEELEY:
Occupation: 1 Jun 1900, none recorded
Resided: 1 Jun 1900, Robbinston, Washington, ME

More About HERBERT SEELEY and CORA SEELEY:
Marriage: 2 Nov 1892[6]

Children of HERBERT SEELEY and CORA SEELEY are:
i. HARRY WINFIELD4 SEELEY, b. 30 Apr 1896, Perry, Washington, ME[7,8,9]; d. 13 May 1970, Norway, Oxford, ME[10]; m. LOIS G. REYNOLDS, 11 Nov 1922[11]; b. 23 Jul 1900, Dennysville, Washington, ME[12]; d. 3 Mar 1969, Rumford, Oxford, ME[13].

More About HARRY WINFIELD SEELEY:
Occupation: 5 Jun 1917, Farm Laborer - working for his father
Resided 1: 5 Jun 1917, Robbinston, Washington, ME
Resided 2: May 1870, Bryant Pond, Oxford, ME[14]

More About LOIS G. REYNOLDS:
Resided: Mar 1969, Dixfield, Oxford, ME[14]

More About HARRY SEELEY and LOIS REYNOLDS:
Marriage: 11 Nov 1922[15]

ii. BERTHA M. SEELEY, b. Oct 1899, Robbinston, Washington, ME[16]; d. 9 Jun 1963, Eastport, Washington, ME[17]; m. FRANK ALBERT MCPHAIL, 12 Apr 1919[18]; b. 21 Aug 1889, Perry, Washington, ME[19,20].

More About FRANK ALBERT MCPHAIL:
Occupation: 5 Jun 1917, Farming
Resided: 5 Jun 1917, Perry, Washington, ME

More About FRANK MCPHAIL and BERTHA SEELEY:
Marriage: 12 Apr 1919[21]

Endnotes

1. Ancestry.com searchable database, 1870 Census of Robbinston, Washington, ME, (Census Day: 1 Jun 1870), "Electronic," Image 1, line 8, "Herbert W., 7."
2. Ancestry.com searchable database, 1900 Census of Robbinston, Washington, ME, (Census Day: 1 Jun 1900), "Electronic," Image 9, line 24, "Seeley Herbert W., Head, Mar 1863, 37, M, 7, Maine, Maine, Maine."
3. Maine Marriages, 1892-1996, "Electronic," Bride Name: SEELEY CORA E Bride Town/State: PERRY, ME Groom Name: SEELEY HERBERT W Groom Town/State: ROBBINSTON, ME Date of Marriage: Wednesday November 2, 1892.
4. Ancestry.com searchable database, 1900 Census of Robbinston, Washington, ME, (Census Day: 1 Jun 1900), "Electronic," Image 9, line 25, "Cora E., Wife, Oct 1878, 21, M, 7, 2/2, Maine, Maine, Maine."
5. Ancestry.com searchable database, 1880 Census of Perry, Washington, ME, (Census Day: 1 Jun 1880), "Electronic," Image 1, line 30, "Cora E., 3."
6. Maine Marriages, 1892-1996, "Electronic," Bride Name: SEELEY CORA E Bride Town/State: PERRY, ME Groom Name: SEELEY HERBERT W Groom Town/State: ROBBINSTON, ME Date of Marriage: Wednesday November 2, 1892.
7. Ancestry.com searchable database, 1900 Census of Robbinston, Washington, ME, (Census Day: 1 Jun 1900), "Electronic," Image 9, line 26.
8. World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918.
9. Ancestry.com searchable database, Social Security Death Index, "Electronic."
10. Ancestry.com searchable database, Maine Death Index, 1960-97, "Electronic," Certificate Number: 7004245 Last Name: SEELEY First Name: HARRY Middle Name: W Date of Death: Wednesday, May 13, 1970 Town of Death: NORWAY Age at Death: 74 Years.
11. Maine Marriages, 1892-1996, "Electronic," Bride Name: REYNOLDS LOIS G Bride Town/State: DENNYSVILLE, ME Groom Name: SEELEY HARRY W Groom Town/State: ROBBINSTON, ME Date of Marriage: Saturday November 11, 1922.
12. Ancestry.com searchable database, Social Security Death Index, "Electronic."
13. Ancestry.com searchable database, Maine Death Index, 1960-97, "Electronic," Certificate Number: 6904033 Last Name: SEELEY First Name: LOIS Middle Name: G Date of Death: Monday, March 3, 1969 Town of Death: RUMFORD Age at Death: 68 Years.
14. Ancestry.com searchable database, Social Security Death Index, "Electronic."
15. Maine Marriages, 1892-1996, "Electronic," Bride Name: REYNOLDS LOIS G Bride Town/State: DENNYSVILLE, ME Groom Name: SEELEY HARRY W Groom Town/State: ROBBINSTON, ME Date of Marriage: Saturday November 11, 1922.
16. Ancestry.com searchable database, 1900 Census of Robbinston, Washington, ME, (Census Day: 1 Jun 1900), "Electronic," Image 9, line 27.
17. Ancestry.com searchable database, Maine Death Index, 1960-97, "Electronic."
18. Maine Marriages, 1892-1996, "Electronic," Bride Name: SEELEY BERTHA M Bride Town/State: ROBBINSTON, ME Groom Name: MCPHAIL FRANK A Groom Town/State: PERRY, ME Date of Marriage: Saturday April 12, 1919.
19. World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918.
20. Ancestry.com searchable database, 1900 Census of Perry, Washington, ME, (Census Day: 1 Jun 1900), "Electronic," Image 16, line 62.
21. Maine Marriages, 1892-1996, "Electronic," Bride Name: SEELEY BERTHA M Bride Town/State: ROBBINSTON, ME Groom Name: MCPHAIL FRANK A Groom Town/State: PERRY, ME Date of Marriage: Saturday April 12, 1919.

Roswell H Seeley

DianneKile2008 — 2008-09-20 03:28:26Z

Hi,

I am looking for Roswell Seeley (1885-1975) who married Pearl UNK. I would like to know his wife's maiden name and any children they may have had.

Re: Amos Seeley

missbeth4 — 2008-07-06 05:18:30Z

Amos Seeley was born in New York in 1805. His wife was Sophia Bertrand (she was born in Ohio but both of her parents immigrated from France). Their son Wallace (wife Melvina/Malvine Swift) was born in Ohio in 1839. Wallace's son Earnest (wife-Mildred) was born in Ohio around 1867. Earnest & Mildred moved to Shawneetown, IL and had seven children, one of whom was my grandfather. Most of the Seeley descendants from this branch of the family still live in southern Illinois, however Earnest changed the spelling to Seely.... Hope this info helped!

Re: Phoebe Conger? Seeley?

sdc2341 — 2009-06-25 19:29:03Z

Hello-
I connect a Phoebe to another Seeley. It would be to Frank E Seeley in Salt Lake City Utah. Don't know if this helps.

Nehemiah & Levi Seeley connection...

JKSP1957 — 2009-05-09 12:50:42Z

Has anyone been able to document Nehemiah and Levi Seeley connection? Does any Seeley kin go beyond Nehemiah or have an idea of who these allusive Seeley brothers are?
JKSP1957@AOL.COM

Re: Lorenzo & James Seeley (Brecksville OH), sons of Nehemiah & Rebecca Hawk Seeley

JKSP1957 — 2009-05-01 04:43:16Z

I hope your still on the board or same email.. I am a Seeley and researching the same line I believe. PLease contact me at JKSP1957@AOL.COM

Judy Seeley Price

Seeley Family in CT

atrickey — 2008-07-16 01:42:08Z

Hi All:

After spending years on my surname side it's time to turn the page.

My 2G grandfather was Col. Henry J. Seeley, Supt of the Fitch Old Soldier's Home in Darien Ct.

One of his sons, Wilber Nash Seeley, ran Seeley's Photography Studio in Bridgeport, CT.

His daughter, Nellie Elizabeth Seeley, married Allen F. Trickey, Sr. I'm Jr. Mom and Dad met when Dad chauferred
for the Col.

I'm really new at Seeleys but I'm ready to try my best for members of the Marsh, Wells, Candee or other families who may have been lookin'.

Let me know. The e-mail is current.

Al

Re: Seeley's or Seely's in Wisconsin.

JesseCristler — 2008-08-19 17:20:45Z

If you will write to me at my e-mail address, I can probably help you with your Seeley-Shattuck family. I descend from one of Sophia's younger brothers and have tracked her family extensively. She actually had several children, one of whom moved to Montana. I also have photos of David Seeley and Sophia Shattuck. My e-mail is jesse_crisler@byu.edu

TIMMONS William C and Olive SEELEY

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-26 03:04:31Z

TIMMONS William C and Olive SEELEY

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,261 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: Lorenzo & James Seeley (Brecksville OH), sons of Nehemiah & Rebecca Hawk Seeley

carolhost — 2009-05-01 01:31:43Z

I am a member/volunteer of the Brecksville Historical Association and have been researching the Seeley Brothers.
We have taken photos of the headstones of James and family who are buried in Brecksville. You may contact the Brecksville Historical Association if you would like to share information.

Re: Lorenzo Seeley (b. 1834) (m.) Nancy Pickle in Summit County Ohio

carolhost — 2009-05-01 01:27:10Z

I am sure by now you have the information you seek.I have just completed a search for Lorenzo hoping to connect him to
James Seeley. I am a member/volunteer of the Brecksville Historical Association. I have taken photos of the headstones of James and family and they are on file at the BHA Archives. I found so much on the Internet that I would assume you have also and your request for information is out
of date. Hope you have been as successful as I have. You may contact the Brecksville Historical Association we would be happy to share information. Carol Host

Re: Hallie Seeley

aseeley61 — 2008-09-18 02:10:17Z

My Name Is Alan Patrick Seeley Born In Morrison, Illinois to Richard Daniel Seeley And Janice Wade. My Paternal Grandfather was Charles Seeley. Wondering if we could be related, since It is the same area of the state. also looking for info on how to begin a genealogical search.

George Seeley

sheilayuill82 — 2008-05-09 19:16:28Z

Looking for info on George Seeley married 9 Aug 1906 Glasgow to Jeannie Johnstone Moodie. They had 3 children George, Katie and Phyllis.

Thanks

Sheila

Re: Matthias Garrison

ChekWriter — 2008-05-08 14:36:05Z

In this book that you have about The SEEELY - GARRISON - FORTNER famlies. By chance does it have any entries about
a MILLS family or members there of.

Thank you.
Am looking for parents of a Permilla SEELEY/SEELY who married a John MILLS B: 1760 Says of Sussex Co. NJ, and had issue, several children.

Other Ontario, Canada MILLS and related researchers says that the family removed eventually to Grimsby, Ontario, Canada,as John Sr, MILLS was a loyalist, is on the UEL of Ontario, Canada.

Why am I asking??
I had my brother do a DNA test, more out of curiosity, than not.

My cousins and I were at best, end of paper trail, so thought why not DO IT.

Found that my brother's DNA results match to that of the John MILLS B: 1733, father to John B: 1760, listed on the wbe site, www.familytreedna.com under MILLS. Category 600 and now 600a has been added. That is, the descendant of that family of MILLS, a MILLS male.

Thank you if you might check your books index for MILLS.
Thank you again.

Pat
cw

Re: Henry and Josiah Seeley, NJ 1774

ChekWriter — 2008-05-08 14:13:14Z

There is a Josiah SEELEY, son of Ephraim SEELEY and Hannah FITHIAN, dau of Josiah/an FITHIAN and Sarah BENUS, that fits the time frame of 1774.
Have no other info on Josiah. I do not seem to have a Henry SEELEY that fits your time frame. Maybe others may.

Am still trying to find parents for Permilla SEELEY/SEELY who married John MILLS B: 1760 Sussex Co. NJ., son of John MILLS B: 1733 listed as either Sussex Co. NJ or just NJ. - Rebecca SMITH, dau of Joseph SMITH - Rachel ALFRED.
Doing a DNA test in April 2005, found that my brother's DNA results matched that of John MILLS B: 1733.

Pat
cw

Re: Henry and Josiah Seeley, NJ 1774

ChekWriter — 2008-05-08 14:02:37Z

There is a family of Robert S GARRISON who married Rachel EWING FITHIAN. 1833 Robert was born in Cumberland Co. NJ.
Rache was daughter of Charles BEATTY FITHIAN and Mary EWING.
Charles was son of Joel FITHIAN and Elizabeth BEATTY.
Elizabeth was daughter of Charles BEATTY and Ann READING.
Ann was daughter of Gov John READING and Mary RYNERSON.

Gov John and Mary also had daughter Mary READING.
Mary REAIDNG married a William MILLS bef 1763. Says Mary died ELizabeth, NJ.
Her name and husband's listed in the book my Helen S ULLMAN published in 2000. MILLS and Related family, etc.

Joel FITHIAN was son of Samuel FITHIAN jr and Phebe SEELEY.
Phebe was daughter of Ephraim SEELEY Sr. and Mary.
Ephraim was son of Joseph SEELEY Sr, Capt. and Mary GOODWIN.
Joseph was son of Nathaniel SEELEY and Mary TURNEY, married 1649.

Did note that Ephraim did have a brother Joseph SEELEY that would fit your time frame. But have no other information that I tripped over "By Letting My Fingers Do The Walking" over my keyboard, hither and yon, and on the internet.

Not sure if this is the correct line of SEELEY that you are looking??
pat
cw

Thomas Jefferson Stephens

tateishi2_1 — 2009-03-03 04:15:42Z

Do you have any information on his family?

Robin

Seeley or Seely Sisters

empressbeth55 — 2008-12-18 18:26:37Z

I am looking to find anyone who may have information on Rosetta and Naomi Seeley. They were sisters from the PA or Indiana area. One marries a Scholz the other married a Silfee. They were daughters of John R and Sarah E. Naomi b.in 1870's Rosetta in 1886. Any information would be appreciated

Richard Seeley, Albany NY

rholmes97 — 2008-10-17 18:51:23Z

I have found at least two, maybe four, Richard Seeley's in Albany NY in the last half of the 1800s. Their wives and children had common names (Mary, Richard, Charles). I am trying to determing which family is which. Has anyone researched Richard Seeley in Albany?

Re: Joseph Seeley, born in Connecticut about 1760-1770.

BrianMLogan — 2008-06-11 23:27:39Z

Here is what I have on Nathaniel Seeley. I don't have any info on Mary Turney's death.

In 1675 he was commisioned as Lt. of Fairfield troops in King Philip's War and was killed Dec. 19, 1675, in the Great Swamp Fight, while gallantly leading his men over the gnarled log or tree at the entrance to the Indian fort.

Seeley was mortally wounded by a renegade Englishman named Tift. Tift had previously been a member of the Colonial Army but after being justly punished for some crime, and had deserted the Colonial Army, and fled to the enemy, by whom he was well received, and led some of their forces in the Swamp Fight.

Tift was soon taken prisoner. His gun was found to be loaded with slugstones. He was tried before a council of war, and condemned to be hanged and quartered.

The History of Fairfield. Elizabeth Hubbell Schenck 1889.

His father Capt. Robert Seeley was a large land owner in the various towns which he helped to organize, but his son, Nathaniel confined his holdings to the locality of Fairfield, Stratford and Stratfield.

During this period there was an imaginary boundry between Fairfield and Stratford. This line is now Park Ave. in Bridgeport. East of this line was the town of Stratford, while Fairfield lay to the west. The inhabitants of the section to the north combined both part of Fairfield and Stratford, extending from Long Island Sound, north, and called this new parish Stratfield, where they established a new and more convenient Church, which is now known as the First Church of Bridgeport.

In these three towns, Nathaniel had large holdings, and this land is now covered by the City of Bridgeport, and the suburbs to the north.

To form some idea of the extent of his land, and taking present landmarks, it would be bounded on the west by Fairfield Creek and the Black Rock Turnpike, to Sport Hill and Easton; on the north by the road to Tashua, Long Hill and Trumbull; and on the south; along North Avenue and the "Old Post Road" to Fairfield.

The Saga of The Seeleys from Southern New Jersey to Illinois and Texas, Mary Henrietta Chase 1961

Re: Joseph Seeley, born in Connecticut about 1760-1770.

BrianMLogan — 2008-06-11 23:27:16Z