Unmarked grave. This cemetery is on property that was owned at the time by his son John Seaton. It is likely that both James and his wife Jane (Jincy) are buried here.
James Madison Seaton was born in Greene County, Tennessee (east Tennessee). Between 1840 and 1850, he moved his family including adult children and their children, to Franklin County, Missouri. His oldest child, Anderson Seaton, was the only one who remained to manage the farm in Sevier County, Tennessee.
James Madison Seaton was born in Greene County, Tennessee (east Tennessee). Between 1840 and 1850, he moved his family including adult children and their children, to Franklin County, Missouri. His oldest child, Anderson Seaton, was the only one who remained to manage the farm in Sevier County, Tennessee.
Unmarked grave. This cemetery is on property that was owned at the time by his son John Seaton. It is likely that both James and his wife Jane (Jincy) are buried here.
James Madison Seaton was born in Greene County, Tennessee (east Tennessee). Between 1840 and 1850, he moved his family including adult children and their children, to Franklin County, Missouri. His oldest child, Anderson Seaton, was the only one who remained to manage the farm in Sevier County, Tennessee.
James Madison Seaton was born in Greene County, Tennessee (east Tennessee). Between 1840 and 1850, he moved his family including adult children and their children, to Franklin County, Missouri. His oldest child, Anderson Seaton, was the only one who remained to manage the farm in Sevier County, Tennessee.
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