His sister, Anna Eggleston Churchill, also lived in Galesburg.
No death records exist either at the Illinois or Knox county offices or at Hope Cemetery where he, wife Hannah, and son Henry are interred. As they were living in Galesburg it is presumed they died there.
In the 1887 Semi-centennial Celebration of the Organization of the First Church of Galesburg both Seymour and wife Hannah are listed as members and living.
No death records exist either at the Illinois or Knox county offices or at Hope Cemetery where he, wife Hannah, and son Henry are interred. As they were living in Galesburg it is presumed they died there.
In the 1887 Semi-centennial Celebration of the Organization of the First Church of Galesburg both Seymour and wife Hannah are listed as members and living.
His sister, Anna Eggleston Churchill, also lived in Galesburg.
No death records exist either at the Illinois or Knox county offices or at Hope Cemetery where he, wife Hannah, and son Henry are interred. As they were living in Galesburg it is presumed they died there.
In the 1887 Semi-centennial Celebration of the Organization of the First Church of Galesburg both Seymour and wife Hannah are listed as members and living.
No death records exist either at the Illinois or Knox county offices or at Hope Cemetery where he, wife Hannah, and son Henry are interred. As they were living in Galesburg it is presumed they died there.
In the 1887 Semi-centennial Celebration of the Organization of the First Church of Galesburg both Seymour and wife Hannah are listed as members and living.
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