George was born in Montgomery County, Ohio in 1827. At the age of three, George and his family arrived in Clinton County, Indiana on 31 March 1830. "The family consisted of George and Sarah Seager, and six children, John being the youngest child."
When George's father passed away, George, along with his brothers John and Thomas (all children from George Seager and his first wife, Sarah Howard) inherited all property outside of Jefferson including the sawmill, factory and all of his tools on the condition that they paid $100 per year to his son Martin Seager.
This George Seager never married and didn't have any children. He passed away on 29 Feb 1880 and is buried in the Seager Family Cemetery.
When George's father passed away, George, along with his brothers John and Thomas (all children from George Seager and his first wife, Sarah Howard) inherited all property outside of Jefferson including the sawmill, factory and all of his tools on the condition that they paid $100 per year to his son Martin Seager.
This George Seager never married and didn't have any children. He passed away on 29 Feb 1880 and is buried in the Seager Family Cemetery.
George was born in Montgomery County, Ohio in 1827. At the age of three, George and his family arrived in Clinton County, Indiana on 31 March 1830. "The family consisted of George and Sarah Seager, and six children, John being the youngest child."
When George's father passed away, George, along with his brothers John and Thomas (all children from George Seager and his first wife, Sarah Howard) inherited all property outside of Jefferson including the sawmill, factory and all of his tools on the condition that they paid $100 per year to his son Martin Seager.
This George Seager never married and didn't have any children. He passed away on 29 Feb 1880 and is buried in the Seager Family Cemetery.
When George's father passed away, George, along with his brothers John and Thomas (all children from George Seager and his first wife, Sarah Howard) inherited all property outside of Jefferson including the sawmill, factory and all of his tools on the condition that they paid $100 per year to his son Martin Seager.
This George Seager never married and didn't have any children. He passed away on 29 Feb 1880 and is buried in the Seager Family Cemetery.
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A home in heav'n What a joyful thought,
As the poor man toils in his weary lot;
His heart opprest, and with anguish driven
From his home below to his home in heaven.
A home in heav'n when our friends are fled
To the cheerless gloom of the mould'ring dead;
We wait in hope on the promise given,
That we'll meet up there in our home in heav'n.
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age 52 Years 2 Months 2 Days
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