Son of James Seaman 1826 to 1902 Somerset, England, and Martha Saunders 1833 to 1904 Somerset and London, England; husband of Edith Stone.
Children include:
Archibald Seaman born April 28, 1878, in Bedminster, England, died July 04, 1942, at Edrans, Manitoba, married Rachel White
Lucretia Martha Seaman married December 14, 1904, to Horace Edward Smith
Anne Elizabeth Seaman born August 19, 1884, died 1974, married George Main
Bertie Seaman born July 04, 1887, died June 1983, married Ethel White
Edith Naomi Seaman born July 09, 1894, in Manitoba, married William Allen Campbell
William James Seaman born February 28, 1898, in Manitoba, died 1979, married to Ellen Loretta Kerr
To Winnipeg, Canada, in 1883 with four brothers. Tom helped build the city's first sewage system. In 1885 he moved to Seamo near Oak Point, Manitoba; worked as a postmaster, storekeeper and secretary-treasurer for the RM of Posen; and 16 years later moved to Edrans. In Edrans, he worked as Police Magistrate, police commissioner, school trustee, immigration agent, railroad signalman, telegrapher, insurance agent and municipal assessor.
He was active in the Provincial Conservative Party.
Children include:
Archibald Seaman born April 28, 1878, in Bedminster, England, died July 04, 1942, at Edrans, Manitoba, married Rachel White
Lucretia Martha Seaman married December 14, 1904, to Horace Edward Smith
Anne Elizabeth Seaman born August 19, 1884, died 1974, married George Main
Bertie Seaman born July 04, 1887, died June 1983, married Ethel White
Edith Naomi Seaman born July 09, 1894, in Manitoba, married William Allen Campbell
William James Seaman born February 28, 1898, in Manitoba, died 1979, married to Ellen Loretta Kerr
To Winnipeg, Canada, in 1883 with four brothers. Tom helped build the city's first sewage system. In 1885 he moved to Seamo near Oak Point, Manitoba; worked as a postmaster, storekeeper and secretary-treasurer for the RM of Posen; and 16 years later moved to Edrans. In Edrans, he worked as Police Magistrate, police commissioner, school trustee, immigration agent, railroad signalman, telegrapher, insurance agent and municipal assessor.
He was active in the Provincial Conservative Party.
Son of James Seaman 1826 to 1902 Somerset, England, and Martha Saunders 1833 to 1904 Somerset and London, England; husband of Edith Stone.
Children include:
Archibald Seaman born April 28, 1878, in Bedminster, England, died July 04, 1942, at Edrans, Manitoba, married Rachel White
Lucretia Martha Seaman married December 14, 1904, to Horace Edward Smith
Anne Elizabeth Seaman born August 19, 1884, died 1974, married George Main
Bertie Seaman born July 04, 1887, died June 1983, married Ethel White
Edith Naomi Seaman born July 09, 1894, in Manitoba, married William Allen Campbell
William James Seaman born February 28, 1898, in Manitoba, died 1979, married to Ellen Loretta Kerr
To Winnipeg, Canada, in 1883 with four brothers. Tom helped build the city's first sewage system. In 1885 he moved to Seamo near Oak Point, Manitoba; worked as a postmaster, storekeeper and secretary-treasurer for the RM of Posen; and 16 years later moved to Edrans. In Edrans, he worked as Police Magistrate, police commissioner, school trustee, immigration agent, railroad signalman, telegrapher, insurance agent and municipal assessor.
He was active in the Provincial Conservative Party.
Children include:
Archibald Seaman born April 28, 1878, in Bedminster, England, died July 04, 1942, at Edrans, Manitoba, married Rachel White
Lucretia Martha Seaman married December 14, 1904, to Horace Edward Smith
Anne Elizabeth Seaman born August 19, 1884, died 1974, married George Main
Bertie Seaman born July 04, 1887, died June 1983, married Ethel White
Edith Naomi Seaman born July 09, 1894, in Manitoba, married William Allen Campbell
William James Seaman born February 28, 1898, in Manitoba, died 1979, married to Ellen Loretta Kerr
To Winnipeg, Canada, in 1883 with four brothers. Tom helped build the city's first sewage system. In 1885 he moved to Seamo near Oak Point, Manitoba; worked as a postmaster, storekeeper and secretary-treasurer for the RM of Posen; and 16 years later moved to Edrans. In Edrans, he worked as Police Magistrate, police commissioner, school trustee, immigration agent, railroad signalman, telegrapher, insurance agent and municipal assessor.
He was active in the Provincial Conservative Party.
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