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Descendants of Felix Seymour Descendants of Felix Seymour Prepared by: Thomas N. Oatney Table of Contents Descendants of Felix Seymour 1 First Generation 1 Second Generation 1 Third Generation 1 Fourth Generation 2 Fifth Generation 7 Sixth Generation 25 Seventh Generation 56 Eighth Generation 91 Ninth Generation 113 Tenth Generation 122 11th Generation 127 Name Index 128 Produced by: Thomas Oatney tom @ oatney . org : 24 Mar 2021 Descendants of Felix Seymour First Generation 1. Felix Seymour was born in 1725 in England and died in Feb 1798 in Hampshire County, VA at age 73. Felix married Margaret Renick in 1752. Margaret was born in 1734 in Lancaster County, PA and died in 1798 in Hardy County, (W) VA at age 64. Children from this marriage were: 2 M i. John Seymour was born on 7 May 1754 in Hardy County, (W)VA and died in 1755 in VA at age 1. 3 M ii. Richard Seymour was born on 25 Aug 1755 in Hardy County, (W)VA and died in 1811 in (W)VA at age 56. + 4 M iii. Thomas Seymour was born on 28 Jan 1756 in Hardy County, (W)VA, died on 16 Apr 1831 in Licking County, OH at age 75, and was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Licking County, OH. 5 M iv. Abel Renick Seymour was born on 5 May 1760 in Hardy County, (W)VA and died in 1823 in Hardy County, (W)VA at age 63. 6 M v. George Seymour was born on 11 Aug 1762 in Hardy County, (W)VA, died on 5 May 1839 in OH at age 76, and was buried in Welton Cemetery, Groveport, Franklin County, OH. Second Generation (Children) 4. Thomas Seymour (Felix 1) was born on 28 Jan 1756 in Hardy County, (W)VA, died on 16 Apr 1831 in Licking County, OH at age 75, and was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Licking County, OH. Thomas married Catherine Margaret Hider on 5 Oct 1782 in Hardy County, (W)VA. Catherine was born in 1767 in Hardy County, (W)VA, died on 15 Apr 1842 in Licking County, OH at age 75, and was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Licking County, OH. Children from this marriage were: + 7 M i. Solomon Seymour was born in Oct 1779 in VA, died on 12 Feb 1846 in Jackson County, OH at age 66, and was buried in Union Chapel Cemetery, Ross County, OH. 8 M ii. Felix Seymour was born in 1784 in VA, died in 1871 at age 87, and was buried in Saint Jude Cemetery, Monroe City, Monroe County, MO. Felix married Caroline. Caroline was born about 1798. 9 F iii. Margaret Seymour was born in 1785, died in 1826 at age 41, and was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Licking County, OH. Margaret married William O'Bannon Jr. William was born in 1783, died on 8 Jan 1857 at age 74, and was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Licking County, OH. + 10 M iv. Adam Seymour was born on 10 Jul 1787, died on 12 Nov 1871 in Licking County, OH at age 84, and was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Licking County, OH. 11 M v. Isaac Seymour was born on 10 Jul 1804 and died on 26 Apr 1872 in Lawrence County, IL at age 67. Isaac married Sarah Sprout on 22 Dec 1825 in Licking County, OH. Sarah was born about 1805 in VA. 12 M vi. William R. Seymour was born in 1812, died in 1896 at age 84, and was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Licking County, OH. Third Generation (Grandchildren) 7. Solomon Seymour (Thomas 2, Felix 1) was born in Oct 1779 in VA, died on 12 Feb 1846 in Jackson County, OH at age 66, and was buried in Union Chapel Cemetery, Ross County, OH. Solomon married Elizabeth Ann Salts, daughter of Thomas Salts Sr. and Mary A. Burton, about 1805. Elizabeth was born in 1786 in VA, died in 1830 in Jackson County, OH at age 44, and was buried in Union Chapel Cemetery, Ross County, OH. Children from this marriage were: + 13 M i. Thomas Seymour was born in 1806 in VA and died about 1846 in Jackson County, OH about age 40. + 14 M ii. William Jackson Seymour was born about 1807 in VA, died on 23 Dec 1881 in Vinton County, OH about age 74, Produced by: Thomas Oatney tom @ oatney . org : 24 Mar 2021 1 Descendants of Felix Seymour and was buried in Boblett Cemetery, Allensville, Vinton County, OH. + 15 F iii. Mary "Polly" Seymour was born on 18 Jan 1807 in VA, died on 25 Mar 1879 in Salt Creek Township, Hocking County, OH at age 72, and was buried in Zion Church Cemetery, Hocking County, OH. + 16 F iv. Sarah Seymour was born about 1809 in VA, died on 15 Jan 1869 about age 60, and was buried in Blues Creek Cemetery, Marysville, Union County, OH. + 17 M v. Solomon Seymour Jr. was born in 1810 in OH and died on 20 Dec 1882 at age 72. + 18 M vi. John Clark Seymour was born on 18 Mar 1814 in Vinton County, OH and died on 7 Aug 1895 at age 81. 19 F vii. Susanna Seymour was born in 1816 in OH and died young. + 20 M viii. Samuel L. Seymour was born in 1818, died on 11 Mar 1882 at age 64, and was buried in Pike Run Cemetery, Jimtown, Vinton County, OH. 21 M ix. Isaac Seymour was born in 1821 in OH and died young. Isaac married Martha Davis. + 22 M x. Hiram William Seymour Sr. was born on 14 Feb 1821 in Ross County, OH, died on 31 Mar 1894 in Ross County, OH at age 73, and was buried in Hopetown Cemetery, Ross County, OH. 23 M xi. Alfred Seymour was born in 1823 in OH and died young. + 24 M xii. David Seymour was born on 1 May 1824 in Jackson County, OH, died on 28 Apr 1882 in Rankin, Vermilion County, IL at age 57, and was buried in Rankin Union Cemetery, Rankin, Vermilion County, IL. Solomon next married Sarah Pierce on 22 Aug 1835 in Jackson County, OH. Sarah was born in 1804 in VA, died in 1846 in Jackson County, OH at age 42, and was buried in Old McArthur Cemetery, Vinton County, OH. 10. Adam Seymour (Thomas 2, Felix 1) was born on 10 Jul 1787, died on 12 Nov 1871 in Licking County, OH at age 84, and was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Licking County, OH. Adam married Elizabeth Channell on 14 Apr 1808 in Fairfield County, OH. Elizabeth was born on 8 Dec 1789, died on 9 Nov 1867 at age 77, and was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Licking County, OH. The child from this marriage was: + 25 F i. Elizabeth C. Seymour was born on 29 Sep 1833, died on 17 Apr 1920 in Licking County, OH at age 86, and was buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Newark, Licking County, OH. Fourth Generation (Great-Grandchildren) 13. Thomas Seymour (Solomon 3, Thomas 2, Felix 1) was born in 1806 in VA and died about 1846 in Jackson County, OH about age 40. Thomas married Margaret Hoffman on 19 Jan 1825 in Jackson County, OH. Margaret was born about 1810 in VA and died in 1865 about age 55. Children from this marriage were: + 26 M i. Aaron Seymour was born about 1827 and died in 1864 in Andersonville Civil War Prison Camp, GA about age 37. 27 M ii. John Seymour was born about 1828. John married Nancy Cox. 28 F iii. Susannah Seymour was born about 1830 and died on 29 Mar 1897 about age 67. 29 F iv. Sarah Seymour was born about 1831. + 30 M v. George W. Seymour was born about 1835 and died in 1894 about age 59. 31 F vi. Mary Seymour was born in 1837 and died in 1900 at age 63. + 32 M vii. Henry Seymour was born about 1839 and died in 1877 about age 38. + 33 M viii. Mahlon Seymour was born on 14 Jun 1841 and died on 12 Oct 1925 at age 84. 34 M ix. Francis Seymour was born about 1844. Produced by: Thomas Oatney tom @ oatney . org : 24 Mar 2021 2 Descendants of Felix Seymour Francis married Elizabeth Ackley in 1868. Elizabeth was born about 1852, died on 28 Apr 1872 about age 20, and was buried in Ackley-Bolte Cemetery, Ross County, OH. 35 F x. Cynthia Seymour was born in 1847. 14. William Jackson Seymour (Solomon 3, Thomas 2, Felix 1) was born about 1807 in VA, died on 23 Dec 1881 in Vinton County, OH about age 74, and was buried in Boblett Cemetery, Allensville, Vinton County, OH. William married Elizabeth Stretch on 13 Oct 1831 in Ross County, OH. Elizabeth was born on 11 Mar 1804 in PA, died on 20 Dec 1871 in Vinton County, OH at age 67, and was buried in Boblett Cemetery, Allensville, Vinton County, OH. Children from this marriage were: 36 F i. Rebbeca Seymour was born about 1833 and died in 1887 about age 54. + 37 M ii. John Seymour was born in 1835, died on 23 Oct 1890 at age 55, and was buried in Boblett Cemetery, Allensville, Vinton County, OH. + 38 F iii. Mary Ann Seymour was born about 1836 in Vinton County, OH and died on 22 Oct 1906 about age 70. + 39 M iv. William Riley Seymour was born in Apr 1839 in OH, died on 22 Oct 1906 at age 67, and was buried in Boblett Cemetery, Allensville, Vinton County, OH.
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