Dispenser Seymour and his generations at Wakenaam

Tue, Jul 8, 2014, 3:25 PM
I am interested in linking with Seymour family of WAKENAAM. This family group includes; Camilla Angelita Seymour , Francis Aloysius  Seymour, Harry Aloysius Seymour, Juliana Kowsilla Seymour,  Radika Seymour
it is possible Bruce Adrian Seymour, Rosanne Vanessa Seymour, Sharon Seymour and Shervington Seymour of  Good Intent West Bank Demerara and Tifon Mariela Seymour and Cecil Seymour Cecil Best West Coast Demerara are also numbered amongst this group of Seymour people.
This Sancho needs to be made aware of the accounts which were handed down by Dispenser Aloysius Stanislaus Seymour to his generations respecting his relationship to the kinships of Callighan, Christopher and Sancho....

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Wed, Aug 28, 2013 at 2:39 PM

I am aware Francis Seymour has a sister named Lillian Seymour. She married the Village barber James ‘Dood’ Trotman.  Elvis Trotman is a son of James Dood Trotman and Lillian Seymour.

There are perhaps as many as fourteen (14) of them. I have (12) names.  I don't have the names of the parents of your grandfather Francis Seymour. I think Francis was a fisherman. He resided at Bush Corner. I think three (3) of his children are Desmond, Sydney and Yvette Seymour. I think his wife is a Miss McRae from Paradise. I also think Lillian is the name of the mother of Frances, Lillian, Emily, Doris, Millicent and the other members of the family.

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