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Note for:   Frances Smith,   1804 - 27 Apr 1871         Index

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Nickname:   Fanny

Burial:   
     Place:   Kinwarton, Warwickshire, England

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Note for:   John Hobart Culme-Seymour,   24 Mar 1800 - 17 Sep 1880         Index

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     First son of Rear Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, KCB and Jane Hawker. The father, Sir Michael Seymour, distinguished himself as commander of several ships, including the Mediator, the Magnificent, the Spitfire, and the Amethyst, during the period 1780-1810, all victorious in several important battles at sea. Sir Michael Seymour was created a baronet under George III as a reward for his distinguished conduct, and made KCB in 1815. Sir John Hobart Seymour became second baronet through inheritance of the title and entered the ministry. Rector of Northchurch, Herts; Canon of Gloucester Cathedral, Chaplain in Ordinary to Queen Victoria. Assumed the prefix surname of Culme by royal license on May 6, 1842, after his marriage to Elizabeth Culme. Second wife was Maria Louisa Smith.

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Note for:   Elizabeth Culme,   ABT 1808 - 1843         Index

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     Elder of two daughters of the Rev. Thomas Culme of Tothill, Devon.

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Note for:   Michael Culme-Seymour,   13 Mar 1836 - 11 Oct 1920         Index

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     Third baronet. Served during Crimean War 1854-55, commanded the Pacific Station 1885-7. Commander in Chief at Portsmouth 1897-1900

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Note for:   John Seymour,   ABT 1738 - 1795         Index

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     Rector of the Palace, County Limerick, England. See Locke's (1911, p. 328) History of the Seymour Family.

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Note for:   Edward Hobart Seymour,   30 Apr 1840 - 2 Mar 1929         Index

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      Edward Hobart Seymour (1840-1929), vice admiral and commander-in-chief of the British Far East Fleet. At the authorization of the Eight-Power Allied Forces and the consuls of the powers in Tianjin, Seymour led an army of 2,000 that landed at Tanggu, Tianjin, to advance toward Beijing in the morning of June 10, 1900, thus launching a war against China without declaration.

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Note for:   Charles Smith,   1757 - 9 May 1814         Index

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     Acceded, Suttons, Essex.

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Note for:   George Lewis Watson,   9 Mar 1841 - 31 Dec 1899         Index

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     Acceded Rockingham Castle, Northants.

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Note for:   James Hawker,    -          Index

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     Of a wine merchant family in Plymouth, Devon, England.

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Note for:   Edward Montagu,   3 Jan 1647/1648 -          Index

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Burial:   
     Place:   Barnwell, Huntingdonshire, England

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Note for:   Mary Ann Boyle,   ABT 1644 - 14 Sep 1671         Index

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Burial:   
     Place:   Barnwell, Huntingdonshire, England

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