Seymour Somersett/Summersett will probated in 1752 Northampton Co., NC. named daughters Elizabeth (Earp) and Ester, sons John and Seymour. Need names of John and Seymour/Semore's children. Any information on these families will be appreciated. Pat

The information I have was researched by others and it has been passed on to me. I feel that it is accurate but pass it on as information not all verified. The birth and death dates indicated Est. are estimated dates established by someone else and span a rather broad time frame. The dates without the Est. indication are from actual records:
A. Seymore Somerset/Summersett
b.Est.1675-1729, d. Feb. 1752 North Hampton Co., NC - This fellow is thought to be
Seymore 11 and I have no info on his wife. .
Children:
Seymore 111: b. Est.1711-1753, d. Est. 1784-1839
John: b. Est. 1703-1753, d. Est.1726-1836
Esther: b. Est. 1703-1753, d. Est. 1725-1839
Elizabeth: b. Est. 1703-1753, d. Est 1725-1839
B. Children of Seymore 111:
Lott: b. Est. 1784-1814, d. Est. 1841-1898
William:. b. Est. 1739-1768, d. 1787 Bladen County, NC
Benjamin: b. Est. 1740-1798, d. Est. 1763-1876
Elizabeth: b. Est. 1740-1798, d. Est. 1762-1879
C. William married Frances Sheriff and their children were:
Seymore 1V: b.1790, d. Est. 1791-1880
John: b. Est.1766-1788, d. 1847 Pike County, AL
Stafford: b. Est. 1766-1788, d. Est. 1777-1874
There were also three daughters ( names not known ) and another son Allen born
after William died and adopted by Frances' second husband Stephen Barfield.
D. John and his wife Elizabeth came to Pike County, AL in1835. They are my great. great.
great grandparents and are buried in the family plot at the original Pike County
homestead near Troy, AL.
There is additional information compiled by other descendants of Seymore
which I have seen; so you may hear from others. Good Luck!
Do you have any information preceeding Seymore 11?

Clyde, I'm in the middle of a move, sorry it's taken me this long to get back to you. Thank you for your information. Where did you get your information since you wrote it was 'passed on to' you? I'm seen Frances' name as Sheriff but have not found any one with documentation on the name. Where did the list of Seymore III children's names come from? Need documentation. I have another list. I am about 7g's from John and Elizabeth. My computer isn't connected yet. Would like to talk with you. Could you send your telephone number to me at my work e-mail pats@paintent.com ? Pat

Clyde, Have sent you a e-mail. Putting this information here for other researchers.
(1) Seymour/Seymore Summersett/Somersett born est. abt 1700 and died (Jan) 1753. Wife's name unknown.
Children: John, Seymour, Elizabeth, Easter.
(Documentation: Seymour Summersett's Will in Northampton Co., NC.)
(2) Seymour Summersett born est abt 1730 and died after 1776. Wife's name unknown.
Known Children: William, Lewis, Joseph
(Documentation: Land deeds 1786 Northampton Co., NC)
(3) William Summersett born est abt 1753-1765, died 1789-1790 Bladen Co., NC. Wife's name Frances (last Sheriff not documented).
Children: John, Seymour, Stafford and three daughters. Documentation, William's estate settlement in Columbus Co., NC.
Allen Summersett may be son of William, for a Allen Summersett changed his name to Allen Barefield. And Allen Barefield received share of William's estate settlement.
Pat pjmb40@msn.com

Looking for connection of Somerset/Summerset family to "Summersett" Dyson, b. 1839 Columbus County, NC and d. 1905 Florence County, SC. His father was James Dyson, and his grandfather was Solomon Dyson. His mother's name was Nancy - was she a daughter or granddaughter of William Summersett who died c1790 in Bladen County? Have found Dysons and Summersetts witnessing each others deeds and wills in Columbus County and Lovett Peacock left his heirs "the H. J. Dyson lands and the Summersett place" in his will dated July 1863 in Columbus County. ANY help on this family appreciated!