Michael Lemuel Seymour was born abt 1824 in Hartford Cty CT and married Maria Louisa Cadwell. I am trying to track any of their daughters forward. I found a daughter LILLY H Seymour (born abt 1862), and a CARRIE L (born abt 1865). There may be more. Any help? I am hoping for an all-female match going forward from one of the daughters for an important DNA match.

The book on the Seymour family by Jacobus shows a Lemuel Michael Seymour born to Michael and Rebecca Wooster. They were married in Litchfield, Ct. 29/Nov. 1818. He was admitted to the South Church, Hartford, in 1809, chosen deacon Sept. 1820, and resigned in 1830. Their children were;
Wooster Brace b. 19 June 1820 m. Eliza C. Adams. He died 14 Aug. 1903.
Cornelia Ann, b. 28 Apr. 1822 m. 18 Nov. 1840, William Wight Giddings of New Britain, b. at Preston, Ct. 11 Aug. 1817.
Lavinia Messelia, b. 19 Jan. 1824.
Lemuel Michael, b. 3 Mar.1826, d. at Hartford, 10 Jan. 1897. He married at Bloomfield, Ct. 29 Aug. 1859, Marie Louise Cadwell, b. at Bloomfield, 28 Apr. 1835. She died in Hartford 19 Feb. 1914, dau of William Woodbridge and Achsah Roxana (Goodman).
Their children were:
Lilla Hortense, b. 11 July 1862; d. 13 May 1915 unm.
Carrie Louise b. 29 June 1864 unm.
Lemuel Wooster b. 4 July 1867, d. at Hartford, 5 Sept. 1917. Engaged in farming and real estate, ma. at Hartford, 22 Sept. 1892, Lucia Wright Simons, b. at New Haven, Ct. 10 May 1871. They resided in 1919, in Hartford.
Their children were;
Lila Wright b. 19 Feb. 1894
Lyman Wooster b. 14, June 1893, dued 15 July 1914..
Grace lucia b. 15 June 1896.
I hope that this helps, I don't have info. beyond the 1896 date in this book, but let me know if you need additional info. I do know that the Hartford town hall does have birth records from the 1890's on site, and that they should be listed in ledger form. Good luck. The indication of "unm" indicates unmarried. The book was published in 1939.

For any further birth records to 1902, you can order the appropriate micorfilm from an LDS center under place name: Connecticut, Hartford, Hartford

To confirm what Susan said, here's the relevant page from "A History of The Seymour Family": http://www.s560.com/dokuwiki/book:160.michael