Generation No. 5
1. CAMM5 SEAY (JOSEPH4, ABRAHAM3,
ABRAHAM2, ABRAHAM1) was born June 12, 1805 in
Nelson Co., VA1,2, and died July 23, 1855 in Osage Co., MO3.
He married LUCY JANE TILLER4 February 04, 1830 in Amherst
County, VA5. She was born June 03, 1809 in Amherst Co, VA,
and died December 01, 1878 in Union, MO6.
More About CAMM SEAY:
Cause of Death: Cholera
Medical Information: Died within 12 hours. The third of the family in
4 days.
Children of CAMM SEAY and LUCY TILLER are:
2. i. VIRGINIA ANN6 SEAY, b. November 28, 1830, Nelson
Co., VA; d. April 15, 1870, Steelville, Crawford, Co., MO.
ii. ABRAHAM JEFFERSON SEAY7, b. November 28, 1832,
Amherst Co., VA8,9,10; d. December 22, 1915, Long Beach,
CA.
Notes for ABRAHAM JEFFERSON SEAY:
Biographies of Notable
Americans, 1904
More About ABRAHAM JEFFERSON SEAY:
Burial: Kingfisher, OK
Abraham Jefferson Seay was born near
Lynchburg, Virginia, November 28, 1832. When he was three years old
his parents moved to Missouri, where he was reared on a farm and was
responsible for the raising of his ten siblings, while he tried to
educate himself. After gaining what education he could in the
neighborhood schools, he secured a few books, taught at a country
school, attended an academy at Steelville, studied law and was
admitted to the bar, in April 1861. He enlisted in the volunteer army
at the outbreak of the Civil War and was commissioned lieutenant.
Remaining in the active service to the end of the war, he was mustered
out with the rank of major. Taking up the practice of his profession,
he also became quite active in political affairs. He served as
district judge for twelve years. He then became President of the First
National Bank of Rollo, Missouri. He held this office until his death.
When the Territory of Oklahoma was organized, in May, 1890, he was
named as chief justice of the Territorial Supreme Court and, sixteen
months later, was named as governor to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Governor Steele. He served until May, 1893, when he
was removed by President Cleveland. He then settled at Kingfisher,
where he continued to make his home until his death, which occurred in
California, December 22, 1915. He was buried at the Kingfisher
Cemetery
3. iii. EDWARD AUSTIN SEAY, b. October 26, 1834, Amherst Co., VA;
d. December 02, 1895.
iv. NANCY JANE SEAY, b. February 11, 1837, Gasconade County, MO11;
d. July 22, 185512.
v. WILLIAM WASHINGTON SEAY, b. February 03, 1839, Gasconade County, MO13;
d. July 18, 185514,15.
More About WILLIAM WASHINGTON SEAY:
Cause of Death: Cholera
Medical Information: Died within five hours
vi. HENRY FRANKLIN SEAY16, b. December 26, 1840,
Gasconade County, MO17; d. October 14, 185118,19.
4. vii. JOSEPH MADISON SEAY, b. July 06, 1841, Osage County, MO; d.
September 30, 1878, Crawford Co., MO.
viii. CASSANDRA ELIZABETH SEAY20, b. April 07, 184321;
d. March 31, 185822.
ix. SUSAN ISABELLE SEAY, b. February 07, 1847, Osage County, MO23;
d. May 19, 1900; m. JAKE COLLINS, September 16, 1880, Union MO24;
d. September 08, 1894, Gunnison City, CO25.
Notes for SUSAN ISABELLE SEAY:
From Kingfisher Oklahoma Free
Press, Monday April 4, 1966, by Mrs. Margaret Doty
More About JAKE COLLINS:
Cause of Death: consumption of the stomach
x. JAMES TAYLOR SEAY, b. April 28, 1849, Osage County, MO26;
d. April 07, 185827.
xi. MISSOURI EMILINE SEAY, b. August 18, 1852, Osage County, MO28;
d. November 10, 1891, Salida, Chaffee Co, CO29; m. WATSON
HOLZER30, September 22, 1886, Villa Grove, CO31.
More About MISSOURI EMILINE SEAY:
Cause of Death: Typhoid Fever
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