The Family of Jonas & Catherine (SHEETS) SEAMAN
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52__Jonas SEAMAN
b. 16 Apr 1770, Darkesville (Bunker Hill),
Berkeley County, VA (WV)
child of: Jonathan & Mary (BALDWIN)
SEAMAN
d. 4 Apr 1836, Wilmington, Clinton County, OH
Buried:
m. 19 Apr 1798, Berkeley County, VA (WV)
53__Catherine SHEETS
b. 15 Sep 1777, Frederick County, VA
child of: Philip and ? (?) SHEETS
(probably)
d. 23 Apr 1834, Wilmington, Clinton County, OH
Buried:
Other Marriages:
Children:
52.1 Jonathan SEAMAN
b. 22 Jan 1799 d. 13 Jan 1868 (See #26/27)
52.2 Philip SEAMAN b. 30 Jun
1800 d. 1833
m. 29 Apr 1823 (license
#352), Clinton Co, OH, Elizabeth WHITSON
Children: Edwin SEAMAN
Francis SEAMAN
George SEAMAN
52.3 George Washington SEAMAN b. 14 Jun 1802,
VA d. 19 Oct 1873, Logan County, OH
m1. 23 Aug 1825, Xenia, Greene County,
OH, by James Trowler, VDM
Nancy TRADER b. 1807, Xenia, Greene County,
OH d. 1830
child of: Moses Jr. & Elizabeth (McDANIEL) TRADER
m2. Harriet K. WILLIAMS
b. 1808
child of: John & Jane (WALL) WILLIAMS
Children: (2 with
Nancy)
James G. SEAMAN b. 1826, Greene County, OH
m. 31 Oct 1847, Clark County, OH
Cornelia D. SMITH b.
c1824 d. 6 Nov 1855
child of: John & Catherine (?) SMITH
Children: Charles E. SEAMAN
m1. 22 May 1871 Frances JENKINS b. 1852, Dublin, Wayne Co, IN d. 22 Apr 1878
m2. 21 Apr 1879, Abigail JANNEY
child of: Phineas & Catherine (KEYS) JANNEY
James Franklin SEAMAN b. 13 Jan 1851, Clark
Co, OH d. 1 Dec 1885
m. 9 Jan 1880, Alice JANNEY
b. 1856, Logan Co, OH d. 1916, Greene Co, OH
child of: Phineas & Catherine (KEYS) JANNEY
Alice m2. 1893 Howard APPLEGATE
Catharine Elizabeth SEAMAN b. Feb 1828
m. 5 Oct 1848, Clark County, OH Abraham R. LUDLOW
(6 with Harriet)
William H. SEAMAN b.
1835 m. Hannah MILLNER
George SEAMAN d. 1864 (during Civil War)
Orpha A. SEAMAN b. 22 May
1842 m. Dr. YOUTSEY
Nancy A. SEAMAN b. 15 Mar
1847 m. George KROUSCKOFF
John W. SEAMAN b. 11 Sep
1849 d. 9 Jan 1907
m. Allie SHALLINBERGER
Harriet K. SEAMAN b. 16 Jan
1851 m. John HARBOUGH
52.4 Lewis Sheets SEAMAN b. 6 Oct
1805 d. 18 Dec 1822
52.5 Susannah Elizabeth SEAMAN b. 8
Dec 1809 d. 14 Feb 1837
m. 28 Feb
1833 (license #1223), Clinton County, OH by A.T. Sewell, JP
James DAKIN Jr
52.6 Mary Ann SEAMAN b. 30 Aug
1812 d. Infant
52.7 Jonah SEAMAN b. 25 Mar
1814 d. WI
m. 6 Dec 1834 (license
#1459), Clinton
County, OH by Elisha Knox, PG
Emaline HARTMAN
52.8 Joseph SEAMAN b. 11 Apr
1816 d. 6 Mar 1837
Never married
52.9 Morgan Miles SEAMAN b. 1 Nov
1820 d. 17 Mar 1839
Synopsis:
In 1808, they migrated from Frederick County, VA to Chillicothe, Ross County, OH.
In 1810, they moved to Wilmington, Clinton County, OH.
In 1820, they were still in Clinton County. They evidently lived there until Jonah and Catherine died.
Catherine SHEETS' ancestry continues to be a mystery. Until further information to the contrary is located, we are going on the assumption that she was the daughter of Philip SHEETS. Interesting to note they named their first child after his paternal grandfather, Jonathan SEAMAN. The third and fourth sons, Lewis and George, probably after the two known brothers of Catherine. The second son is Philip, probably named for his maternal grandfather.
The suretor at the marriage of Catherine and Jonas was George Sheets and the minister was John Potts. (Source: Keesecker: Berkeley County, VA Marriage Records.
According to the SEAMAN History, Catherine was a sister of John and George Sheets of Frederick County, VA and the aunt of John Sheets of Madison, IN and Williams Sheets of Indianapolis, IN.
History of Clinton County, Ohio, 1882, p. 486: John PATTERSON, in 1813, carried on the blacksmithing business in Wilmington. Jonah SEAMANS was engaged in the same business the next year and built his house ont he northeast corner of Spring and Sugartree streets. Reuben ADAMS, a tailor, settled in 1816, and carried on a considerable business in his line at the house of Joseph SEAMANS.
Source: SEAMANS in America; Dale and Deborah MORROW
JONAH AND CATHERINE (SHEETS) SEAMAN RESEARCH RECORD
BIRTH/BAPTISM/PARENTS/CHILDREN RECORDS
DEATH/OBITUARY/CEMETERY RECORDS
MARRIAGE/DIVORCE RECORDS
FAMILY BIBLE/RELIGION AFFILIATIONS RECORDS
EMPLOYMENT/MILITARY/ORGANIZATIONS RECORDS
Brown, Albert J., editor, History of Clinton County, Ohio, B.F. Bowen & Co.; Indianapolis, 1915. p. 122, Company F, 88th Regulars, Organized Camp Chase, Ohio, June 1862, Jonah SEAMAN and George SEAMAN; Company B or Battalion Governor's Guard, Organized Camp Chase, Ohio, 24 Sep 1862, J.H. SEAMAN.
History of Clinton County, Ohio, 1882, p. 720: Greene Twp. 88th Ohio Volunteer Infantry: George, Jonah and Reese SEAMAN.
WILL/ESTATE/DEEDS/COURT RECORDS
[See also Original Documents] Court of Common Pleas in Clinton
County, OH: Jonas SEAMAN, Deceased. The State of Ohio,
Clinton County, SS. Be it remembered that at a court of common Pleas
begun and holden at Wilmington within and for the County of Clinton aforesaid
on the second Monday of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and thirty seven before Benjamin HINKSON, President and Jesse
HUGHES,
Morris K. CHEW and Abraham H? his associates Judges of the same court here at
Wilmington. Jonathan SEAMAN, Administrator of estate of Jonas
SEAMAN
deceased filing in the said Court here an account current of his
Administration and the under is supplied thereof which said account current is
continued until the second Monday of March next. On which day to wit the
second Monday of March aforesaid before the Judges aforesaid here at
Wilmington comes the said Administrator and settled his accounts with the
Court which said account as submitted to the Court is contained in the words
and figures following to wit: May the 4th 1836. Jonathan SEAMAN
Administrator of the Estate of Jonas SEAMAN deceased:
To amount why settle of debts
$164.84
The amount of sale ?
741.06
Cash ? of Henry BALL for pasturage 5.00
Cash for 2 fences for?
17.00
Cash ? of ?? for house ship and ? next pasturage
23.00
Cash ? Thos. JONES for pasturage 12.00
Cash ? of Sam HARTMAN for pasturage 4.00
Amt Ed BRADBERRY note found pined to act 3.78
Amt of James ? & Wm. HALES note for fruit 3.00
By cash and ? James HULM ????
9.95
$983.63
The following is a list of bad debts that cannot be settled by Adm.
Oct 5, 1835 William STANTON due to Jonas
SEAMAN on act.
5.00
Sept Sam MORGAN due to Jonas SEAMAN on settlement
21.00
Sept 1821 Sam MORGAN due to Jonas SEAMAN on act
12.00
1827 John CRYLER(?) due to Jonas SEAMAN on act
2.50
Philip SEAMAN due to ditto ditto on act 10.121/2
Wm. HEBLINE(?) due to ditto ditto on note 1.11
Apr 15, 1832 Stephen BOSWORTH note for 5.25
March Term 1838
The following is a statement of debts and accounts that appear to have been
paid and settled in lifetime of deceased.
Net against BAKER & HERSEY for ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
$18.27
Act against Samuel SMITH for ~ ~ ~ ~ 9.93
Act against Turner WELCH for ~ ~ ~
23.38
Contra
N1. By amount of ? act no. Mary KENEDAY
32.37
" 2. By amt paid as per printer Receipt for
advertising 2.25
" 3. Bebee TRUSDELL Esqr. Receipt for
Admins oath to apprs .25
" 4. Amt paid James DAKIN for boarding
hands while taking care
" 5. of the stock of the estate ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 2.87
" 6. Judges fees paid as ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
6.50
" 6. Clerk fees paid ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
(Note numbering error)
1.73
" 7. Amt paid Jas McBEY as per proven act
1.37 1/2
" 8. Amt pd Joe WOODRUFF for crying
sale as per act
2.00
" 9. Amt pd G. BRUCE as per proven act ~ ~
~
2.87 1/2
"10. Amt pd Jeremiah HADLEY as per proven act ~ ~
1.68
"11. Amt pd Nathan LINTON as per ditto~ ~ 1.12 1/2
"12. Amt pd James DAKIN for hauling tombstone 3.00
"13. Amt pd James HARTMAN as per proven act~ ~ 3.52
"14. Amt pd Daniel HINMAN as per
proven act
5.44 1/2
"15. Amt pd JW & J L HACKNEY as per proven act
2.28
"16. Amt pd John HENDRICK as per proven act 7.53
"17. Amt pd J.B. BEALS as per proven act 2.62 1/2
"18. Amt pd Mahlon STRATTON as per proven act 7.37 1/2
"19. Amt pd Hegmies MOON as per act 6.00
"20. Amt pd Lamb H. HALE as per proven act
16.60
"21. Amt pd George CARTER as per proven act
24.00
"22. Amt pd Thos HITTON as per proven act 6.42
"23. Amt pd Edward BRADBERRY per
proven act
30.15
"24. Amt pd Matthias BAKER as per proven act 56.05
"25. Amt pd John HOLLIDAY as per voucher
8.27 1/2
"26. Amt pd James NEDERY proven act 7.12 1/2
"27. Amt pd Turner WELCH proven act
27.68 1/4
"28. Amt pd of Dana STRATTON proven act 14.92
"29. Amt pd Thomas WHINERY for stone to
close graves
33.12 1/2
"30. Amt pd Levi THEPHORA for building
wall round grave 63.00
"31. By amt pd G. FOOS ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
5.00
"32. Clerk Receipt paid
3.27
"33. paid printers fees
1.00
"34. Daniel BURMELL paid for grave stones
25.00
"35. Amt paid appraisers as per Receipt
2.00
Amount as per vouchers
$414.65
Amount in hands of Adm
983.63
Take from amount of voucher
416.60
An thereupon the said Administrator settled his accounts with the Court and
balance is found in his hand due said estate of five hundred and nine dollars
ninety seven centz which is ordered to be distributed according to law.
Ordered by the Court that said account current and this settlement be
recorded.
[Editor's Note: The sum of the numbered column (N1-N35) is off by $1.23. All I can say is that the account handwriting is nearly illegible and 4's and 6's look nearly identical. Sigh.]
CENSUS/CITY DIRECTORIES/TAX LIST RECORDS
1810 Berkeley Co (W)VA Census
lists:
p. 526, Jonah Seaman Males Under 10 3 (Philip,
George, Lewis)
16-26 1 (probably Jonathan - should have been 10-16)
26-45 1 (Jonah/Jonas)
Females 16-26 1 (probably Catherine - should have been
26-45)
Susannah, b. 1809 not counted
MIGRATION/CHRONOLOGY/MAP REFERENCE RECORDS
INTERVIEW/ARTIFACTS RECORDS
WRITINGS/HISTORIES/NEWSPAPERS/MAGAZINE RECORDS
History of Clinton County, p. 796: The first emigrant to the present limits of Washington Twp., as far as the writer hereof has been able to find out from the meager information to be obtained at this day and date, was Isaac WILSON, perhaps the first settler, who came from Virginia, who settled in Colonel CAIRINGTON's Survey about the year 1803, on the land now owned by George BROWN. Next came Jonas SEAMAN and a Mr. ARMSTRONG, both settling upon the present site of Cuba, the latter opening the first house for the entertainment of the public in the year 1805.
History of Clinton County, p. 804: The first village laid out in the township, and perhaps the second in the county, was Cuba, then called Paris, laid out in the year 1813, by Jonas SEAMAN and James ARCHEY. The original as well as present number of lots was 100. The present population is about one hundred and fifty. It is the voting-place of the township. The first hotel was kept by one Mr. ARMSTRONG, who opened a house of entertainment here in 1806, [footnoted as also given as 1805] at that time known as the Cross Roads, being the point where the trace or trail from the south crossed the College Township road. This road was located and opened a few years prior by an act of the Legislature of 1802-3, authorizing the laying-out of various State roads, among which was the College Township road, leading from Chillicothe, by way of Morgantown, to the College Township, now in Butler County. This road soon became quite a thoroughfare, and the emigrant's wagon was constantly in sight; hence the necessity for houses of entertainment. Mr. ARMSTRONG entertained the traveling public for a few years and retired. He was succeeded by Jonas SEAMAN, who remained in the hotel until near the close of the war of 1812. Mr. SEAMAN was succeeded by J.J. LACY, who occupied the premises for a short time, and he gave way to Matthew CALLAWAY, who acted as inn-keeper for many years, and was succeeded by Col. J. Ward JONES. This was about the year 1826. Since then, the inn-keepers of Cuba have been numerous and varied, until within the last twenty years, when, the opening of the various lines of railways causing the travel to give way to the more rapid transit by rail, the travel by usual routs has been so reduced that inn-keeping in the county villages has been abandoned, and this is the condition of Cuba at this time. Cuba has one large general merchandise store, one drug and grocery store, blacksmith and wagon shop, one grist and saw mill.
History of Champaign County, OH, Middleton, pp. 332ff (in the Biography of Nathaniel C. Hunter): ...on January 20, 1883, Nathaniel C Hunter married, secondly, Mrs. Anna Eliza (SEAMAN) ENOCH, widow of Henry ENOCH, of West Liberty, who died 1858. Since the death of her husband, Mrs. HUNTER has continued to make her home in Urbana, where she is very comfortably situated. She reared two nieces, Cora and Lavinia SEMAN, who continue to make their home with her. Mrs. HUNTER was born at Xenia, this state, September 2, 1832, a daughert of Lewis and Lavinia (SMITH) SEAMAN, the former of whom was born in Frederick county, Virginia, in 1805, son of Jonas and Catherine (SHEETS) SEAMAN, natives of that same county, who came to Ohio with their family in 1810 and located at Chillicothe, a year later moving to Clinton county, where they spent the remainder of their lives, Jonas SEAMAN dying there in 1836. Jonas SEAMAN and wife were the parents of eight children, Jonathan, Philip, George, Lewis, Jonah, Eliza, Joseph and Miles. Lewis SEAMAN became a blacksmith and left Clinton county to locate at Xenia, where he remained engaged in that vocation until 1836, when he bought a farm in Logan county, established his home there and spent the remainder of his life. He was an active worker in the Mt. Tabor Methodist Episcopal church and helped build two churches. he and his wife, Lavinia SMITH, were the parents of six children, those besides Mrs. HUNTER being as follow: Josiah, who died at the age of four years; William, who for some time farmed in Illinois, but later returned to the old home place in Logan county, where he died, leaving a widow, Frances BEBEE, and one child, a daughter, Josephine; Elisha, a veteran of the Civil War, who served as a member of Company A, Sixty-sixth Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, formerly and for years a farmer and now living at Columbus, this state, who had been twice married, his first wife, Nettie VOTAW, a native of Indiana, having died on February 7, 1881, leaving three daughters, Nettie, Cora and Lavinia, after which he married Nellie FISHER, also of Indiana, and by that union has three children, Anna, Bertha, and Lewis; Maria Louise, who married James STANTON and is now deceased, and Martha, who married William WINDER and died in 1894 at Urbana, this county, leaving one daughter Florence.
END OF RESEARCH RECORD
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52.4__Lewis Sheets SEAMAN
b. 6 Oct
1805, Frederick County, VA
child of: Jonas & Catherine (SHEETS)
SEAMAN
d. 18 Dec 1882, Champaign County, OH
Buried: Mt. Tabor Cemetery, Champaign County, OH
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m. 4 May 1830, Clinton County, OH by Amos T. Sewell
52.4s__Lavina SMITH
b. 29 Sep 1804
child of:
d. 30 Jan 1880, Champaign County, OH
Buried: Mt. Tabor Cemetery, Champaign County, OH
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Other Marriages:
Children:
52.4a Anna Eliza SEAMAN b. 2 Sep
1832, Xenia, Greene County, OH d. 1918
Buried: Mt.
Tabor Cemetery, Champaign County, OH [Tombstone reads: Eliza SEAMAN
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HUNTER 1832-1918]
m1. Henry
ENOCH of West Liberty, Logan County, OH d.
1858
m2. 20 Jan 1883
Nathaniel
C. HUNTER b.
1 Nov 1825 d. 18 Feb 1908
(see #110.5a in #110/111)
m3. ? HUSTON
(she was married to a HUSTON when her sister, Martha, died in 1894
(see
will in synopsis) .
52.4b Josiah SEAMAN d. age 4
52.4c William L. SEAMAN (farmed in IL and returned
to home place Logan Co., OH, died there)
In Mt. Tabor
Cemetery, there is a grave for L.W. SEAMAN, b. 16 Dec
1836 d. 7 Feb 1881
This is likely
William, given the the lack of
accuracy of many of the gravestones in this graveyard. Go to Tombstones
m. Frances
BEBEE
In Mt. Tabor
Cemetery, near L.W. is "Frank" B. SEAMAN
b. 9 Sep 1844 d. 30 Apr 1937 This may
be Frances. Go to Tombstones
Children:
Josephine SEAMAN
Nettie SEAMAN b. 18 Apr
1877 d. 10 Sep 1881 Buried: Mt.
Tabor Cemetery, d/o L.W. and F.B. SEAMAN
52.4d Elisha B. SEAMAN b.
1838 d. 1919
52.4e Maria Louise SEAMAN
m. James
STANTON
Synopsis:
Excerpted from "Nathaniel C. HUNTER" in History of Champaign County, OH (See #110.5a in #110/111): On January 20, 1883, Nathaniel C. HUNTER married, secondly, Mrs. Anna Eliza (SEAMAN) ENOCH, widow of Henry ENOCH, of West Liberty, who died in 1858. Since the death of her husband, Mrs. HUNTER has continued to make her home in Urbana, where she is very comfortably situated. She reared two nieces, Cora and Lavinia SEAMAN, who continue to make their home with her. Mrs. HUNTER was born at Xenia, this state, September 2, 1832, a daughter of Lewis and Lavinia (SMITH) SEAMAN, the former of whom was born in Frederick county, Virginia, in 1805, son of Jonas and Catherine (SHEETS) SEAMAN, natives of that same county, who came to Ohio with their family in 1810 and located at Chillicothe, a year later moving to Clinton county, where they spent the remainder of their lives, Jonas SEAMAN dying there in 1836. Jonas SEAMAN and wife were the parents of eight children, Jonathan, Philip, George, Lewis, Jonah, Eliza, Joseph and Miles. Lewis SEAMAN became a blacksmith and left Clinton county to locate at Xenia, where he remained engaged in that vocation until 1836, when he bought a farm in Logan county, established his home there and spent the remainder of his life. He was an active worker in the Mt. Tabor Methodist Episcopal church and helped build two churches. He and his wife, Lavinia SMITH, were the parents of six children, those besides Mrs. HUNTER being as follow: Josiah, who died at the age of four years; William, who for some time farmed in Illinois, but later returned to the old home place in Logan county, where he died, leaving a widow, Frances BEBEE, and one child, a daughter, Josephine; Elisha, a veteran of the Civil War, who served as a member of Company A, Sixty-sixth Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, formerly and for years a farmer and now living at Columbus, this state, who had been twice married, his first wife, Nettie VOTAW, a native of Indiana, having died on February 7, 1881, leaving three daughters, Nettie, Cora and Lavinia, after which he married Nellie FISHER, also of Indiana, and by that union has three children, Anna, Bertha and Lewis; Maria Louise, who married James STANTON and is now deceased, and Martha, who married William WINDER and died in 1894 at Urbana, this county, leaving one daughter, Florence.
Note: Nathaniel C. HUNTER's will left $100 each to Cora and Vinna SEAMAN for their tender kindness to him in his later years.
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52.4d__Elisha B. SEAMAN
b.
1838
child of: Lewis Sheets & Lavinia (SMITH)
SEAMAN
d. 1919
Buried: Mt. Tabor Cemetery, Champaign
County, OH Go to Tombstones
m.
52.4ds__Nettie VOTAW of IN
b.
child of:
d.
Buried:
Other Marriages:
Elisha m2.
Nellie FISHER
of IN
Children (with Nettie):
52.4d1 Nettie SEAMAN b. Apr
1877 d. 10 Sep 1881 Go to Tombstones
52.4d2 Cora SEAMAN (1900 Census: See Nathaniel C.HUNTER 110.5c)
52.4d3 Lavina SEAMAN (1900 Census: See Nathaniel C.HUNTER 110.5c)
Children (with Nellie)
52.4d4 Anna SEAMAN
52.4d5 Bertha SEAMAN
52.4d6 Lewis SEAMAN
52.4d7 Martha SEAMAN
b. 3 Jul 1842 d. 18
Apr 1894
Synopsis:
Elisah was a recipient of the Medal of Honor, Civil War, Company A, 66th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry
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52.4d7 __Martha SEAMAN
b. 3 Jul 1842
child of: Elisha B. & Nellie (FISHER) SEAMAN
d. 18 Apr 1894, Urbana Twp., Champaign County, OH
Buried: Oakdale Cemetery, Urbana, Champaign County, OH Go
to Tombstones
m. 1 Jan 1868
52.4fs__William H. WINDER
b. 24 Jan 1837, Clark County, OH
child of: Thomas & Hannah (WILDMAN) WINDER
d. (not carved on tombstone)
Buried: Oakdale Cemetery, Urbana, Champaign
County, OH Go
to Tombstones
Other Marriages:
Children:
52.4f1 Florence L. WINDER
Synopsis:
Biers' History of Champaign County, Ohio, 1881, p. 846: William H. WINDER, farmer; P.O. Mingo; born in Clark Co., Ohio, Jan. 24, 1837; is a son of Thomas and Hannah (WILDMAN) WINDER; he a native of Ohio and she of Virginia, the ancestry being originally from England. Thomas and his wife removed from Clark Co., to their present place of residence in Logan Co., near North Lewisburg in 1848, where they have since resided; he has followed farming as a business during his life. They have had ten children, eight now surviving - John, Edward, Aaron, Elizabeth (now Mrs. YOUNG), Abner, William H., Maria (now Mrs. PENNINGTON) and Seth S. His wife died in the winter of 1876. Mr. WINDER remained with his father till his marriage, which event was celebrated Jan 1, 1868, when he was united with Martha, daughter of Lewis and Lavinia SEAMAN, by which union they have had one child - Florence L. Mr. WINDER lived about two and one-half years on rented farms; then bought and located upon the farm where he now lives and has since resided. Here he has a fine farm of 75 acres in the beautiful Mingo Valley, just bordering on the village of Mingo, with good buildings and improvements, constituting a pleasant home and residence. He is a member of the Society of Friends, his wife being a member of the M.E. Church.
Will. Martha S. WINDER, Probated 30 Apr 1894, Urbana Twp., d. 18 Apr 1894. Heirs - William H. WINDER, husband, Urbana; Florence L. WINDER, daughter, Urbana. Estate to husband the rest of his natural life; then to daughter Florence L. WINDER; if she dies without heirs $1 to each of my sisters - Ann E. HUSTON, Maria L. STANTON and brother, Elisha B. SEAMAN and balance to Josie SEAMAN, daughter of brother William L. SEAMAN. William WINDER, administrator. Witness: James E. LEE and Nannie E. LEE. Will signed 7 Jan 1890.
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