A Seaton--Zenor family history : the descendants of Col. Howson Kenner Bonam Seaton and Sarah Kenner Prichard Seaton/ by Howard C. Nelson and Esther C. Nelson

Format

Book, FHC Copy to Digitize, Microfiche

Language

English

Publication Date

c1963

Publisher

H.C. Nelson

Place of Publication

Urbana, Illinois

Physical

[3], 112 leaves : genealogical tables.

Notes

Descendants of Col. Howson Kenner Bonum Seaton, mostly given in the form of genealogical tables. Howson Kenner Bonumb Seaton (1762-1803) was born in Frederick County, Virginia, the son of James Seaton (1723-1787) and Elizabeth Kenner Seaton (ca. 1733-before 1790). He married Sarah Kenner Prichard (1769-1858) in Frederick County, Virginia, in 1788. They had six children, 1789-1803/4. He died in Jefferson County, Kentucky. Descendants lived in Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, California, and elsewhere.

Includes the Adcock, Zenor and other related families.

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929.273 Se18nHSB (Headquarters Storage Building) Off-site StorageIn Transit
929.273Se18nHemet California FamilySearch Center BookAvailable
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929.273Se18nHemet California FamilySearch Center BookAvailable

Film/Digital Notes

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Also on microfiche. Salt Lake City, Utah : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1990. 3 microficheGranite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Fiche6049580
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Also on microfiche. Salt Lake City, Utah : Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1990. 3 microficheGranite Mountain Record VaultUnited States & Canada Fiche6049580

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