Thomas Seamans

Generation 10 back

Descent: Meghan Jane Leineweber ← Catherine Raye Lobb ← Patricia Jane Loomis ← Beulah Grahm ← Anna Frances Brown ← Isaac Horace Brown ← Apema Seamans ← John Seamans ← John Seamans ← John Seamans ← Thomas Seamans

Born

not recorded

Died

not recorded

Married

1687 in Swansea, Massachusetts

Family

Child in this line

John Seamans

Spouse

Susannah Salisbury

Children

Susannah Seamans
b. April 23, 1692, in Swansea, Massachusetts
m. Elisha Bowen, September 16, 1714, in Rehoboth, Massachusetts
Thomas Seamans
b. November 25, 1693, in Swansea, Massachusetts
m. Mary Pierce, January 12, 1716
Mary Seamans
b. January 7, 1697/1698, in Swansea, Massachusetts · d. October 24, 1752, in Scituate, Massachusetts
m. John Round, July 14, 1721, in Swansea, Massachusetts
James Seamans
b. January 28, 1699, in Swansea, Massachusetts · d. June 7, 1757, in Scituate, Rhode Island
m. Tabitha Wood sister of Priscilla Wood (2024), January 16, 1723/1724, in Swansea, Massachusetts
Charles Seamans
b. September 1700, in Swansea, Massachusetts · d. June 4, 1771, in Sackville, Nova Scotia, Canada
m. Hannah Mason Bowen, February 14, 1730
Gilbert Seamans
b. November 29, 1706, in Swansea, Massachusetts
m. Mary Bowen, July 13, 1730, in Swansea Massachusetts
Rosamond Seamans
b. December 18, 1709, in Swansea, Massachusetts
m. Ephraim Salisbury in 1731
Nathan Seamans
b. Swansea, Massachusetts
m. Judith ____
Hannah Seamans
b. January 16, 1711/1712
Josiah Seamans

In brief

He married 1687 in Swansea, Massachusetts and worked as school teacher.

Life story

A Swansea Schoolteacher

Thomas Seamans married in Swansea, Massachusetts, in 1687, where he worked as a schoolteacher and carpenter and belonged to the town's Baptist congregation.

At a glance

Work

School Teacher, Carpenter

Lived

Swansea, Massachusetts

Sources (1)

John Julian Lawton, The Seamans Family in America (Syracuse, New York: Charles Seamans Brown, 1933).