Sewall - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Elizabeth Sewell

eben_1 — 2013-02-06 23:57:38Z

According to Mrs. Cleadie B. Barnett, a student of the N.B. Sewells, she was apparently the daughter of Nicholas Sewell and Eunice Hawthorne, although the Elizabeth S. identified by Mrs. Barnett seems to have been born ca. 1793.

I would be pleased to exchange more if you email me at eben att prodigy dott net.

Eben W. Graves, Norwalk, Conn.

Elizabeth Sewell

ggmmdonahue — 2012-12-28 09:20:41Z

Looking for information on Elizabeth Sewell born abt 1805 in New Brunswick, Canada. Family owned shipping docks/yards there. She married James McGrath. They had 10 children in the area and eventually moved west and lived/died and is buried in Cordova, Illinois. Looking for her family tree.

Sewell's of "Barren Creek", Somerset, Maryland

cdsewellva6 — 2012-03-26 03:07:38Z

I am looking for the husband of Dorothea Sewell (Dora) and the father of sons Levin A and Azariah. I know they were affiliated with Covington's (Methodist)Chapel. The Chapel no longer exists, but does anyone know where I could find a corresponding cemetery? Thanks!!1

Re: Old Photo of Matilda Sewall

bfox7412 — 2011-11-29 20:16:52Z

This photo is no longer available. Thanks.

Re: Old Photo of Matilda Sewall

ebeng — 2011-11-24 22:48:57Z

Please send an email to me at eben att prodigy dott net, if the photo is stil available. Thanks. Eben W. Graves, Norwalk, Conn.

Old Photo of Matilda Sewall

bfox74123 — 2011-11-14 20:13:19Z

I have an old photo of an older lady.

On back it says:
Mrs Matilda Sewall
aged 86 years September 22, 1883
Negative taken Oct. 1882
Winthrop Maine
October 22nd 1883

The photographer was:
Lamson Portland ME

Please reply to this thread if you are interested in acquiring. Thanks!

Re: Sewall in Early NH Town Records

ebeng — 2011-07-11 23:39:06Z

Elizabeth,

Hannah Greeley, wife of John Sewall, and Horace Greeley, long time editor of the N.Y. Tribune, appear to have been fourth cousins, once removed. Distant, but related.

I can be contacted at eben at prodigy.net

Eben

Eben W. Graves
Norwalk, Conn.

Re: Sewall in Early NH Town Records

eben_1 — 2011-07-10 23:59:43Z

I now know exactly how your Sewalls fit into the Sewall family at large. I have not identified Hannah Greeley's parents but should probably spend some more time trying.

Your timing is perfect, because I am still dotting t's and crossing i's on the second volume of the genealogy of this family.

I would like to hear more about your old homemade document and photographs and everything. Could you send an email to me at eben at prodigy dot net?

Best,

Eben W. Graves
Norwalk, Conn.

Re: Sewall in Early NH Town Records

kendallzemp — 2011-07-10 20:06:04Z

Hi, I know you posted this message years ago, and who knows if you're still interested? I wondered if you found out any more about the Sewalls. I'm just starting, and I'll tell you what I have. I have a very old homemade document of the "sewall family", looks almost like a sampler, but drawn and painted in, probably by a child. It has the family of John Sewall (b. 1784) and Hannah Greeley (b. 1785, d. 1818). It lists a number of children, but some of it is illegible due to age. I can read the names of three kids, Sarah b. 1809, Thomas b. 1813, and Philip b. 1818. It also has their marriage date, 31 Dec 1807. Then, I have two photographs, one of Benjamin Collins (1824-1893) and the other of his wife, Hannah Sewall (1824-1899). I'm trying to find the line between that Hannah Sewall and John Sewall and his wife Hannah Greeley, but no luck so far. There has long been a rumor in the family that we are related to Horace Greeley, and I haven't been able to find him, either! Any tips?

Re: The children of Charles Chauncey Sewall (1802-1886)

ebeng — 2011-07-06 23:18:21Z

Wonderful addition ! I didn't have death dates for Charles C. and his wife Mary. Thanks.

Eben

The children of Charles Chauncey Sewall (1802-1886)

SBCAFan — 2011-07-05 04:30:29Z

1. Mary A. 1825-1829
2. Elizabeth S. 1827 - Nov. 22, 1914 *
3. Mary A. 1829 - Aug 27 1892 *
4. Rebecca P. 1831 - 1835
5. Charles C. 1834 - March 1901 * m in 1859 Mary Fairbanks 10 Oct 1833 - Aug. 22, 1917 *
6. Ellen F. 1836 - 1858
7. William P. 1839 - 1860
8. Edward U. 1843 - Mar. 21, 1907 *
9. Alice O. 1847 - Mar. 5, 1918 *
10. Henry D. 1850; m in 1880 Ella Clark

* All death dates with * were found written in; Mary Warren Sewall's hand d. of Charles C. & Mary Fisk (Fairbanks) Sewall; History of Medfield; 1887 pages 478 & 479. This book was originally Elizabeth S. Sewall's, one of the subscribers to the engraving fund.

Mary Adline Sewall (Talaska)

LindenRL — 2011-06-05 00:46:00Z

Hello All,
I am looking for further information on a Mary Adline Sewall, daughter of Frank L. Sewall and Katherine Vlcek. She married a Gustave J Talaska in the early 1920's and he passed away in Ashland, WI in 1940. Any help on what happened to Mary after this would be welcome.
Thanks,
Rick

Re: Do You Know These Sewalls?

SBCAFan — 2011-05-22 21:30:05Z

Eben - I'm pretty sure Frank Sewall, Jun 1862 died in 1900 between June 12 (census date) & Sept. 19 (wedding date), unmarried. His sister, Amy Peters Sewall married at 35 that year do to a great tragedy according to family legend. Since her Father is mentioned on the Marriage certificate, he was still living. On the 1900 census Mary (Fairbanks) Sewall is listed as having 3 living children in 1910 only 2. And both Amy and her younger sister Mary are living at that time. So my believing is that Frank past and wouldn't be able to support parents and his 2 spinster sister, which was why my Great Grandmother married a wealthy widowed Merchant on Sept 19, 1900. - If I'm wrong let me know please.

Do You Know These Sewalls?

ebeng — 2011-05-20 15:39:49Z

The following Sewalls may have descendants and information on them is solicited for the second volume of the Sewall genealogy:

   º Ann Sewall, b. prob. at Bangor, Maine, ca. 1846; living there with her mother and stepfather Ira Allen in 1860; dau. of Silas P. and Elmira (Stevens) Sewall.
   º Charles F. Sewall, b. at Northfield, N.H., 1850; said to have lived in Laconia, N.H., and then in Kansas, where he was a veterinarian; son of Samue C. and Abigail Rogers (Durgin) Sewall.
   º George G. Sewall, b. in Maine, prob. at Westport, in 1852; at the state reform school in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, in 1870; son of Thomas Avery and Mary Webber (Bailey) Sewall.
   º Frank Sewall, b. Brooklyn, N.Y., 1862; living unm. in Putnam, Conn., in 1900, son of Charles Chaucey and Mary (Fairbanks) Sewall.
   º Kate Sewall, b. in Calif. ca. 1863; and her brother William Sewall, b. there ca. 1867; children of Hiram Syles and Eliza (____) Sewall.
   º Samuel Dartmougth Sewall, b. Laporte, Iowa, 1876; d. Westminster dist., B.C., 1951; son of William Alfred and Ellen Josephine (Finch) Sewall.

Eben W. Graves
Norwalk, Conn.

Samuel Sewall/Sewell/Shewell, Somerset Co., Md.

ebeng — 2011-05-12 17:29:07Z

Seek descendants of Samuel Sewall/Sewell/Showell of Somerset Co., Maryland, for the Sewell DNA project.

Samuel Sewall was in Somerset Co. by 1687. He married, probably by 1672, ____ Smith, apparently a daughter and a sister of men named Edward Smith both of Somerset Co. Five children, Jonathan, Arnold (Arnoll/Arnwell/Arwell), Charles, Mary and Ann, one of whom at least, Ann, was married in 1695.

He may have been the Samuel Sewall who was a witness to an indenture of Henry and Susanna Lowe Sewall of Calvert Co., Maryland, in 1688.

Hope to evaluate whether Samuel Sewall of Somerset Co., Maryland, is the same as Samuel Sewall (b. say 1635, living in London in 1655, living in 1664 but not known where), son of Richard Sewall of Nuneaton, Warwickshire, and his wife Mary Dugdale.

Mary Jane Sewall, wife of James K. Murphy

ebeng — 2011-04-14 02:40:10Z

Seek parents of Mary Jane Sewall, b. in Maine in 1829; m. at Bath, Maine, in 1847 James K. Murphy; lived there with her husband and children in 1860 and as a widow in 1880; in 1900 she lived in Alameda, Calif., with a dau. and her family.

Mary Jane Sewall is said to be from the Bath shipbuilding Sewall family. In 1900 she said both of her parents were b. in Maine.

James K. Murphy was a ship's master. Two of their sons, James F. and Ebed L. Murphy, were also ship's masters and had command of some of the Sewall ships.

Horace Porter Sewall

LindenRL — 2011-03-24 18:07:03Z

Hello All,
I am trying to tie up a loose thread concerning Horace Porter Sewall. He appears in the 1916 Alberta census and other members on Ancestry had posted his death as occuring in 1917 in the same province. Recently, I requested a death certificate from the Alberta government to confirm this, but they have no record on file concerning him.
Does anyone have any information regarding this?
Best Regards,
Rick

Algernon Sewell (1850-liv. 1916) Canada

ebeng — 2010-12-23 16:02:29Z

Seek information and descendants of Algernon Sewell, b. at Quebec in 1850, lived long in Peterborough, Ontario, and was living in 1916 when he married a second time at York, Ontario.

Effie Sewall

LindenRL — 2010-10-09 17:10:17Z

Hello All,
Looking for any help on Effie Sewall born 1895 in Minnesota to Frank Sewall and Katherine Vlcek. Last census data is 1910 but unable to find anything further such as a marriage license, ect.
Any help would be appreciated.
Best Regards,
Rick

Re: Sewall Family DNA Project

donaldwbeattie1 — 2010-09-27 02:21:06Z

Thanks Eben.

Re: Sewall Family DNA Project

donaldwbeattie1 — 2010-09-26 20:23:32Z

Thanks Eben. Don Beattie

Re: Sewall Family DNA Project

eben_1 — 2010-09-26 19:04:45Z

Hi Don !

Your Sewells are, I seem to recall, descended from Dominicus Sewell. The article discusses the DNA results of several descendants of Henry Sewall. To my knowledge, no male descendant of Dominicus Sewell has participated in the DNA study, so it is not yet possible to say what that family's DNA profile looks like.

The raw results of the Sewalls (and one Sewell) whose DNA is described in the article, as well as the results of many unrelated Sewalls and Sewells, may be seen at

www.familytreedna.com/public/sewellsurnameproject/default.as...

If you run across any of your male Sewell cousins, encourage them to participate. The cost is reasonable and it would be valuable to have one or two profiles from the Dominicus Sewell clan. Once a profile or two is available, we would better understand whether or not the two clans are related.

Best,

Eben

Re: Sewall Family DNA Project

donaldwbeattie1 — 2010-09-26 18:50:08Z

Glad to hear that my Canadian Sewells may be in this DNA mix. How do I get results to find out. Thanks Eben. Don Beattie

Sewall Family DNA Project

ebeng — 2010-09-26 18:44:16Z

The status of the Sewall family DNA project was published in the Summer 2010 issue of "American Ancestors," the membership magazine of the New England Historic Genealogical Society in Boston.

The results substantiate connections among most Massachusetts, Maine, and New Hampshire Sewalls and many Canadian Sewells, but reveal an (as of yet) unexplained discrepancy between the DNA of the Massachusetts and Maryland branches of the family.

The results also confirm that the father of Col. John St. Alban Sewall was indeed Chief Justice Jonathan Sewell of Québec.

Volunteers for the project -- especially descendants of Henry Sewall of Maryland (1625-1665) -- may write the author at eben at prodigy dot net.

Mary Adline Sewall

LindenRL — 2010-08-26 22:40:49Z

Hi,
I am looking for possible tips on Mary Adline Sewall born 1900 Minnesota to parents Frank L Sewall and Katherine Vlcek.
Her birth certificate has some additional handwitten comments added in 1943 indicating she had married someone with the last name of Jalasky or Jalesky and living in the Superior, WI area.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Rick

Mary A. Sewall m. in Bond Co., Ill., in 1840 Pasley Green

ebeng — 2010-06-12 04:06:49Z

Seek more details about Mary A. Green, who married in Bond Co. Ill., 14 Jan. 1840 Pasley Green.

What became of them?

Was she the widow of George Sewall who may have died in Ill. 18 Aug. 1839?

Charles F. Sewall, b. Northfield, N.H., 1850 > vet. in Kansas ca. 1905

ebeng — 2010-06-11 04:01:48Z

Cross, History of Northfield, N.H., describes a Charles F. Sewall, b. 1 May 1850, son of Samuel and Abigail Sewall. He is listed with his parents at Northfield in 1850, 1860 and 1870. Cross says he became a veterinary surgeon in Kansas.

Looking for more information on this Charles F. Sewall.

Re: 1819 letter from Lewis to Stephen Sewall

ebeng — 2010-05-30 03:44:33Z

Lewis Sewall (1760-after 1833) was a great-great grandson of Henry Sewall of Maryland (ca. 1625-by 1665).

Stephen Sewall of Wnthrop, Maine (1794-1880) was a 4 x great grandson of Henry Sewall of Newbury and Rowley, Massachusetts (1576-1656).

Henry Sewall of Maryland was the nephew of Henry Sewall of Newbury and Rowley.

See my "Descendants of Henry Sewall" (Boston: Newbury Street Press, 2007), 355-57. Variants of the letter exist and one was also sent to Dr. Thomas Sewall of Washington, D.C., a cousin of Stephen Sewall.

Re: SEWALL Dessie Katheryn 1924-1988

MASewall — 2010-05-11 05:38:53Z

Dessier Katheryn Beallard was the wife of Francis Lewis Sewall (1921-1989), my 2nd cousin once removed. I have no other information regarding her ancestry.

Re: SEWALL Mary Marguerite and William A

MASewall — 2010-05-11 05:34:54Z

William Alexander Sewall (1913-198) was my second cousin once removed and the brother of Francis Lewis Sewall (1921-1989). He married Mary Marguerite Cooper (1921-1988) William was the grandson of Dr. Francis Lewis Sewall, Jr. (1850-1821) who was born in Evergreen, Alabama and died in Craft, Texas. F.L., Jr. was the grandson of Lewis Sewall (1760-abt 1834) who was born in Maryland (a descendant of Henry Sewall and Jane Lowe) and moved his wife, Elizabeth Howard Wailes, and their family to Georgia and then a part of the Mississippi Territories that became Alabama in the first decade of the 19th century.

Lewis Sewall was the son of Charles Sewall, Jr. (1727-abt 1817) and Violetta Goodrick and grandson of Charles Sewall (abt 1685-abt 1742) and Eleanor Brooke.

F.L. Sewall, Jr. was my great-grandfather's brother (hence, my great-great uncle).

I have extensive genealogy on this family line and am interested in obtaining more information about the Goodricks in particular and in the descent of the siblings of Charles Sewall, Jr. and other Maryland Sewalls post the Revolutionary War.

Re: SEWALL Francis Louis 1921-1989

MASewall — 2010-05-11 05:16:50Z

Francis Lewis Sewall (1921-1989) was my second cousin once removed, the grandson of Dr. Francis Lewis Sewall, Jr. (1850-1821) who was born in Evergreen, Alabama and died in Craft, Texas. F.L., Jr. was the grandson of Lewis Sewall (1760-abt 1834) who was born in Maryland (a descendant of Henry Sewall and Jane Lowe) and moved his wife, Elizabeth Howard Wailes, and their family to Georgia and then a part of the Mississippi Territories that became Alabama in the first decade of the 19th century.

Lewis Sewall was the son of Charles Sewall, Jr. (1727-abt 1817) and Violetta Goodrick and grandson of Charles Sewall (abt 1685-abt 1742) and Eleanor Brooke.

F.L. Sewall, Jr. was my great-grandfather's brother (hence, my great-great uncle).

I have extensive genealogy on this family line and am interested in obtaining more information about the Goodricks in particular and in the descent of the siblings of Charles Sewall, Jr. and other Maryland Sewalls post the Revolutionary War.

Re: 1819 letter from Lewis to Stephen Sewall

cjrees1 — 2010-05-10 21:20:20Z

For a discussion of the versions of this poem see Graves, Eben: The Descendants of Henry Sewall (1576–1656)of Manchester and Coventry, England, and Newbury and Rowley, Massachusetts; The Family in England and The First Six Generations in North America. Boston, Newbury Street Press, 2007. p. 355 et seq.

Re: SEWALL William L 1938-1955

MASewall — 2010-05-10 21:17:27Z

William Lewis Sewall (1938-1955) was my third cousin, the great-grandson of Dr. Francis Lewis Sewall, Jr. (1850-1821) who was born in Evergreen, Alabama and died in Craft, Texas. F.L., Jr. was the grandson of Lewis Sewall (1760-abt 1834) who was born in Maryland (a descendant of Henry Sewall and Jane Lowe) and moved his wife, Elizabeth Howard Wailes, and their family to Georgia and then a part of the Mississippi Territories that became Alabama in the first decade of the 19th century.

Lewis Sewall was the son of Charles Sewall, Jr. (1727-abt 1817) and Violetta Goodrick and grandson of Charles Sewall (abt 1685-abt 1742) and Eleanor Brooke.

F.L. Sewall, Jr. was my great-grandfather's brother (hence, my great-great uncle).

I have extensive genealogy on this family line and am interested in obtaining more information about the Goodricks in particular and in the descent of the siblings of Charles Sewall, Jr. and other Maryland Sewalls post the Revolutionary War.

Re: 1819 letter from Lewis to Stephen Sewall

MASewall — 2010-05-10 21:10:11Z

The poem was written by my 3great-grandfather Lewis Sewall. He published (probably self-published) two volumes of poems while living in Alabama during the first third of the 19th Century. The likely recipient of the poem was Stephen Sewall of Winthrop, Maine (1794 - 1880) who was a greatX2 grandson of John Sewall and Hannah Fessenden (see: http://www.robertsewell.ca/lewissewall.html)

1819 letter from Lewis to Stephen Sewall

BADODGE123 — 2010-05-10 16:46:33Z

Looking for who was the writter and receiver of the letter below:

Blakely, Ala. Feb 22, 1812

Mr. Stephen Sewall:

Dear Sir:
When Cromwell ruled Old England's Isle,
And drove the Stuarts into exile,
Two Henry Sewalls, gallant Hearts,
From principle took different parts.
Your ancestor, as poets sing,
Joined Oliver, and mine the King;
But when the second Charles returned,
And Cromwell's corpse was hanged and burned,
Your ancestor for Boston Steered,
And mine for Maryland I've heard.
Our Family records say,'tis true,
And hence these lines I write to you.
Three violent Bees cur arms display,
As English Herald's records say,
And for a Crest a Leopard's head
Is placed, although the beast is dead.
You now can tell or bad or good,
If you and I are of one blood.
Yours Respectfully
Lewis Sewall
(Stephen later changed two lines of the verse: "And for a crest are roses white, Around a working Bee in flight)

Re: Sam and Betsey Sewall

JoanSewall — 2010-03-05 16:06:37Z

Sam's parents were Thomas Sewall b Sept 18 1749 & Sarah
Weeks.Thomas was born in Georgetown,Lincoln
county,Maine,From Vital records of Georgetown,ME.
Children: Mathias b.1791 Gilford,NH;William b abt 1785;John
b abt 1782; Thomas b July 22 1784 @ Gilford,NH;Benjamin
b abt 1779 @ Gilford,NH;Samuel b abt 1794;George ;Stephen ;
Sarah b abt 1783,died unmarried;Mary died
unmarried;Elizabeth b abt 1786.Have listings for families
for Mathias(ourtree),William ,John ,Thomas,Benjamin&Samuel.
We have the tree for Sewall's back to William &
Matilda ( Horne) . Hope this helps.

Re: Dominicus Sewell 1735

TheodoreWright22 — 2009-11-12 04:45:52Z

Since this exchange of messages in 2001, Eben W. Graves has Published his detailed volume of Sewall genealogy through the New England Genealogical Society. I would defer to him on the question of Dominicus Sewell 1735. Theodore P. Wright Jr.

Vital Records pertaining to Dominicus Sewell

ebeng — 2009-10-29 07:19:02Z

Dominicus Sewell is found in the published vital records of Beveryly, Mass., 2 vols. (1906) -- his marriage, the birth of two children, the baptism of two others, and the death of an unnamed infant.

The evidence for Thomas and Mary (Norton) Sewall being the parents of Dominicus is circumstantial. Thomas and Mary are found in the published Gloucester vital records, 2 vols. (1917-23) -- their marriage and the baptism of two children. The date of birth of Dominicus Sewell comes down only in family tradition, as far as I know, but it fits nicely between their marriage and the first baptism.

Eben W. Graves
Norwalk, Conn.

Re: Dominicus Sewell 1735

Clarkintosh — 2009-10-27 23:04:28Z

Hi, do you happen to have the verification in documents all of the facts you have about Dominicus' birth date and place and his mother, Mary's parents. Also do y ou have the documentation that Thomas and Mary were his/Dominicus' parents? Thanks. I have Dominicus's descendants down to my self andmy grandkids if you are interested. Thanks. Don Beattie in Winthrop, Me. Jane Thon is my cousin through the Sewells of Lower Brighton, Carleton CO., NB,Cananda.

George Oliver Sewall of Chesterville and Farmington, Maine

ebeng — 2009-09-30 16:58:31Z

George Oliver Sewall was born at Chesterville in 1819, married Mary Long Young there in 1843, and appears at Farmington in 1850 and Chesterville in 1860. One son Justin lived in Lawrence, Mass., to his death in 1883; the other son George lived in N.H. at least to 1920.

What became of George and Mary after 1860? Did they die, move, or merely disappear?

Charles Franklin Sewall (1846-1916), Somerville, Mass.

ebeng — 2009-07-29 23:46:41Z

Looking for male Sewall descendants of Charles Franklin Sewall and his wife Harriet Ritterbush for the Sewall DNA study. Two grandsons are known of, Frank L. Sewall (b. 1909) and Robert F. Sewall (b. ca. 1924), but did they marry and have children?

For more info. contact me (eben att prodigy dott net)

Eben W. Graves
Norwalk, Conn.

SEWALL Francis Louis 1921-1989

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-29 20:27:35Z

SEWALL Francis Louis 1921-1989

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 205,049 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.

SEWALL Dessie Katheryn 1924-1988

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-29 20:27:25Z

SEWALL Dessie Katheryn 1924-1988

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 205,049 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: Sam and Betsey Sewall

LindenRL — 2009-07-24 17:27:42Z

Hi Patty,
I don't have any info in regards to Betsy Whitney's parents. The Quayle\Severson Family tree and Julie's Family tree on Ancestry lists a Timothy Whitney and a Martha Wells. I have not had a chance to determine if this is accurate.
In regards to Samuel Sewall I'm at an impasse. I live in Minnesota, so I'm hoping a fellow researcher from New Hampshire might be able to lend a hand.
Best Regards,
Rick

Re: Sam and Betsey Sewall

pattywaddell22 — 2009-07-24 15:10:55Z

Do you have Betsy's parents' information?
I have been trying to find it.
Or have you found Samuel's.
Thank you in advance,

Patty

SEWALL Mary Marguerite and William A

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-18 20:18:45Z

SEWALL Mary Marguerite and William A

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.

SEWALL William L 1938-1955

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-18 20:18:31Z

SEWALL William L 1938-1955

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: Sam and Betsey Sewall

pattywaddell22 — 2009-07-16 04:26:32Z

Hi - I think we are researching the same family.
I haven't been doing any work lately, but I started
again today. So it will take me a while to catch up
and reorient myself.

Sam and Betsey Sewall

LindenRL — 2009-07-14 23:33:18Z

Hi Everyone,
I've managed to drill down my ancestry to Samuel Sewall of New hampshire (1794-1871) and wife Betsey Whitney.
Does anyone know the names of Sam's parents and whether he had any brothers and sisters?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Best Regards,
Rick

Robert Sewall War of 1812.

dsegelquist — 2009-05-16 06:27:52Z

I have put up a page on my web site called ( Robert Sewall Of The War Of 1812), If you would like to read about him, come on over.

Dennis Segelquist
Civilian & Military Surname Searcher
http://www.civilwarthosesurnames.blogspot.com