He died Monday after a month's illness.
He is survived by his wife Mrs Lucy Ann Collins Seymour, of Tignall; five daughters, Miss Essie Seymour, Mrs M M (Addie) Johnson and Mrs W L (Effie) Burton, Sr., of Tignall; Mrs Montie (Thelma) Burton, of Thomson; Mrs Willis (Alma) Arrington, of Macon; three sons, John Seymour, of Marietta; Loyd and Fulton Seymour, of Tignall; one sister, Mrs Lum Owens, of Royston and seven brothers, John Seymour, of Elberton; D G Seymour, of Atlanta; A A, Dave, Lonnie, Emory and R B Seymour, of Bowman, W L Burton Jr, of Washington, is a grandson.
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Newspapers
The following article appeared in the Elberton Star on 2 Aug 1918:
"SEYMOUR BROTHERS BACK FROM ALABAMA.
"Messrs. A. A. (Amos Acamon)Seymour of Bowman, and his brother
J. O. (James Omer) Seymour of Tignall, returned last week from the iron and coal districts of Alabama. They saw the effects of the boll weevil in the farming sections lower down the state, where the farmers in a large measure had been forced to divert their attention to other crops than cotton. Their trip was one of pleasure and sight-seeing and they returned to this section of Georgia better pleased than ever with the land of their nativity. And they always have been might well pleased."
He died Monday after a month's illness.
He is survived by his wife Mrs Lucy Ann Collins Seymour, of Tignall; five daughters, Miss Essie Seymour, Mrs M M (Addie) Johnson and Mrs W L (Effie) Burton, Sr., of Tignall; Mrs Montie (Thelma) Burton, of Thomson; Mrs Willis (Alma) Arrington, of Macon; three sons, John Seymour, of Marietta; Loyd and Fulton Seymour, of Tignall; one sister, Mrs Lum Owens, of Royston and seven brothers, John Seymour, of Elberton; D G Seymour, of Atlanta; A A, Dave, Lonnie, Emory and R B Seymour, of Bowman, W L Burton Jr, of Washington, is a grandson.
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Newspapers
The following article appeared in the Elberton Star on 2 Aug 1918:
"SEYMOUR BROTHERS BACK FROM ALABAMA.
"Messrs. A. A. (Amos Acamon)Seymour of Bowman, and his brother
J. O. (James Omer) Seymour of Tignall, returned last week from the iron and coal districts of Alabama. They saw the effects of the boll weevil in the farming sections lower down the state, where the farmers in a large measure had been forced to divert their attention to other crops than cotton. Their trip was one of pleasure and sight-seeing and they returned to this section of Georgia better pleased than ever with the land of their nativity. And they always have been might well pleased."
Family Members
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Ada Frances Seymour Moon
1866–1925
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Amos Acamon Seymour
1871–1944
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Willie G Seymour
1873–1921
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Jesse David Seymour
1875–1944
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John Franklin Seymour
1878–1960
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Robert Fulton Seymour
1880–1912
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Dock Gilmore Seymour
1882–1944
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Royal Beason Seymour
1884–1954
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Minnie Savannah Seymour Owens
1886–1971
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Gordon Bunyan Seymour
1888–1912
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Lonnie O. Seymour
1890–1959
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Emory Johnson Seymour
1891–1955
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Lou Essie Seymour
1889–1973
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William G. Seymour
1891–1892
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Addie Seymour Johnson
1894–1981
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Effie Elizabeth Seymour Burton
1896–1969
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Emory Loyd Seymour
1899–1968
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Irene May Seymour
1901–1923
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Eunice S Seymour
1903–1904
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Thelma Ruth Seymour Burton
1905–1995
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Ruby Seymour
1907–1908
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John Omer Seymour
1909–1995
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Robert Fulton "Buck" Seymour
1912–1984
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Alma Bernice Seymour Arrington
1914–2008
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