Mary Seymour was the daughter of John Seymour (1801 - 1856) and Sarah "Sally" O'Briant (1803 - 1861). She was the 5th child born out of 10; 8 boys and 2 girls. Her youngest sibling was the only other girl - Mildred "Milly" Seymour. Mary Seymour's Grandparents were John Granderson Seymour (1772 - 1858) and Agnes Allen Pulliam (1776 - 1884).
From the Waverly Journal, Waverly, Morgan County, Illinois, April - October, 1968 Written by: Myra N. Martin and Published in the Waverly Journal in Celebration of the Illinois Sesqui
"The descendants of John Granderson Seymour constitutes one of the largest families in Morgan County. He was born in 1772 and died in 1858. He was married in 1794 to Agnes Allen Pulliam and they were parents of 13 children. They are buried at Providence Cemetery southwest of Franklin."
"The Seymours were from Person County, North Carolina. Some of the family came by horseback to the Franklin area about 1829. The Austin family came about this time and the two families intermarried. Many of the two families are buried in the country cemeteries - Providence, Bull, Hartland and Seymour-Austin."
Mary Seymour married John Miller Hutchison on Jan 2, 1850 at the age of 20. The couple lived in the City of Waverly and had 7 children; 6 girls and only one boy.
Children of Mary Seymour and John Miller Hutchison:
Esther Jane "Jennie" Hutchison 1851 – 1895
Sarah Margaret Hutchison 1854 – 1930
Julia Ann Hutchison 1855 – 1942
Clara Etta Hutchison 1858 – 1949
Leona Mae/May Hutchison 1866 – 1946
John Olen Hutchison 1868 – 1946
Kate Mildred Hutchison 1871 – 1933
(Married to Bruck Dessau Reinbach)
OBITUARY published in the Waverly Journal Dec 4, 1911:
"Mrs. J. M. Hutchison Summoned by Death.
Passed away at her Home in this City After a Year's Illness."
"Mary Seymour, daughter of John and Sarah Ann Seymour was born at Providence near Franklin, Illinois June 23, 1829 and departed this life, at her home in this city November 30, 1911, at the age of 82 years, 5 months and 7 days.
She was one of a family of nine children. Two sisters, Mrs. John Austin and Mrs. John Woodmansee and two brothers, Jackson and Edward, preceeded her to her heavenly home.
She was converted at a camp meeting near Franklin, Illinois in 1847 and joined the M. E. Church at that place, later she moved her membership to the First M. E. Church in this city of which she was a member at the time of her death.
She has always, until the past few years, been an active worker in the church and was greatly missed when her health made it necessary for her to give it up. She was united in marriage to John Miller Hutchison of Waverly, Illinois, December 28, 1849. To this union were born seven children: Mrs. Jane Church, the eldest, departed this life April 6, 1896.
She is survived by the following children and their aged father: Mrs. R. J. Moulton of Minneapolis, Minn.; Mrs. C. E. Peet and John O. Hutchison of St. Louis, Mo; Mrs. Julia Harris, Mrs. Leona Jasper and Mrs. Bruck Reinbach of this city. Besides her children, she has raised from infancy her grand-daughter, Ouida White.
Fourteen grand-children and eleven great grandchildren with her four brothers; Robert of Franklin, George and Jarrett of Jacksonville; Henry of West Phalia, Kansas, are left to mourn her death.
"A loved one from us is gone, A voice we loved is still, A place is vacant in our home; Which never can be filled."
Funeral services were held at the First M. E. Church Saturday at 10:30 a.m., Rev. A. N. Simmons preaching the sermon. The singing was by a quartette composed of Mrs. Wm. Barrow, Miss Minnie Miner, Wayne Carter, and Roscoe Smedley.
The active pall bearers were; Robert Woodmansee of Springfield; Harry Woodmansee of Carlinsville; Edward Seymour of Franklin; Edgar Austin of Waverly; and Dr. J. A. Smith of St. Louis, Mo, all nephews of the deceased except the last, and his wife is a grand-daughter. The honorary pall bearers were C. W. Lowe, Edward Wemple, J. F. Kennedy, N. B. Rohrer, D. C. Calhoun, and J. C. Deatherage."
From the Waverly Journal, Waverly, Morgan County, Illinois, April - October, 1968 Written by: Myra N. Martin and Published in the Waverly Journal in Celebration of the Illinois Sesqui
"The descendants of John Granderson Seymour constitutes one of the largest families in Morgan County. He was born in 1772 and died in 1858. He was married in 1794 to Agnes Allen Pulliam and they were parents of 13 children. They are buried at Providence Cemetery southwest of Franklin."
"The Seymours were from Person County, North Carolina. Some of the family came by horseback to the Franklin area about 1829. The Austin family came about this time and the two families intermarried. Many of the two families are buried in the country cemeteries - Providence, Bull, Hartland and Seymour-Austin."
Mary Seymour married John Miller Hutchison on Jan 2, 1850 at the age of 20. The couple lived in the City of Waverly and had 7 children; 6 girls and only one boy.
Children of Mary Seymour and John Miller Hutchison:
Esther Jane "Jennie" Hutchison 1851 – 1895
Sarah Margaret Hutchison 1854 – 1930
Julia Ann Hutchison 1855 – 1942
Clara Etta Hutchison 1858 – 1949
Leona Mae/May Hutchison 1866 – 1946
John Olen Hutchison 1868 – 1946
Kate Mildred Hutchison 1871 – 1933
(Married to Bruck Dessau Reinbach)
OBITUARY published in the Waverly Journal Dec 4, 1911:
"Mrs. J. M. Hutchison Summoned by Death.
Passed away at her Home in this City After a Year's Illness."
"Mary Seymour, daughter of John and Sarah Ann Seymour was born at Providence near Franklin, Illinois June 23, 1829 and departed this life, at her home in this city November 30, 1911, at the age of 82 years, 5 months and 7 days.
She was one of a family of nine children. Two sisters, Mrs. John Austin and Mrs. John Woodmansee and two brothers, Jackson and Edward, preceeded her to her heavenly home.
She was converted at a camp meeting near Franklin, Illinois in 1847 and joined the M. E. Church at that place, later she moved her membership to the First M. E. Church in this city of which she was a member at the time of her death.
She has always, until the past few years, been an active worker in the church and was greatly missed when her health made it necessary for her to give it up. She was united in marriage to John Miller Hutchison of Waverly, Illinois, December 28, 1849. To this union were born seven children: Mrs. Jane Church, the eldest, departed this life April 6, 1896.
She is survived by the following children and their aged father: Mrs. R. J. Moulton of Minneapolis, Minn.; Mrs. C. E. Peet and John O. Hutchison of St. Louis, Mo; Mrs. Julia Harris, Mrs. Leona Jasper and Mrs. Bruck Reinbach of this city. Besides her children, she has raised from infancy her grand-daughter, Ouida White.
Fourteen grand-children and eleven great grandchildren with her four brothers; Robert of Franklin, George and Jarrett of Jacksonville; Henry of West Phalia, Kansas, are left to mourn her death.
"A loved one from us is gone, A voice we loved is still, A place is vacant in our home; Which never can be filled."
Funeral services were held at the First M. E. Church Saturday at 10:30 a.m., Rev. A. N. Simmons preaching the sermon. The singing was by a quartette composed of Mrs. Wm. Barrow, Miss Minnie Miner, Wayne Carter, and Roscoe Smedley.
The active pall bearers were; Robert Woodmansee of Springfield; Harry Woodmansee of Carlinsville; Edward Seymour of Franklin; Edgar Austin of Waverly; and Dr. J. A. Smith of St. Louis, Mo, all nephews of the deceased except the last, and his wife is a grand-daughter. The honorary pall bearers were C. W. Lowe, Edward Wemple, J. F. Kennedy, N. B. Rohrer, D. C. Calhoun, and J. C. Deatherage."
Mary Seymour was the daughter of John Seymour (1801 - 1856) and Sarah "Sally" O'Briant (1803 - 1861). She was the 5th child born out of 10; 8 boys and 2 girls. Her youngest sibling was the only other girl - Mildred "Milly" Seymour. Mary Seymour's Grandparents were John Granderson Seymour (1772 - 1858) and Agnes Allen Pulliam (1776 - 1884).
From the Waverly Journal, Waverly, Morgan County, Illinois, April - October, 1968 Written by: Myra N. Martin and Published in the Waverly Journal in Celebration of the Illinois Sesqui
"The descendants of John Granderson Seymour constitutes one of the largest families in Morgan County. He was born in 1772 and died in 1858. He was married in 1794 to Agnes Allen Pulliam and they were parents of 13 children. They are buried at Providence Cemetery southwest of Franklin."
"The Seymours were from Person County, North Carolina. Some of the family came by horseback to the Franklin area about 1829. The Austin family came about this time and the two families intermarried. Many of the two families are buried in the country cemeteries - Providence, Bull, Hartland and Seymour-Austin."
Mary Seymour married John Miller Hutchison on Jan 2, 1850 at the age of 20. The couple lived in the City of Waverly and had 7 children; 6 girls and only one boy.
Children of Mary Seymour and John Miller Hutchison:
Esther Jane "Jennie" Hutchison 1851 – 1895
Sarah Margaret Hutchison 1854 – 1930
Julia Ann Hutchison 1855 – 1942
Clara Etta Hutchison 1858 – 1949
Leona Mae/May Hutchison 1866 – 1946
John Olen Hutchison 1868 – 1946
Kate Mildred Hutchison 1871 – 1933
(Married to Bruck Dessau Reinbach)
OBITUARY published in the Waverly Journal Dec 4, 1911:
"Mrs. J. M. Hutchison Summoned by Death.
Passed away at her Home in this City After a Year's Illness."
"Mary Seymour, daughter of John and Sarah Ann Seymour was born at Providence near Franklin, Illinois June 23, 1829 and departed this life, at her home in this city November 30, 1911, at the age of 82 years, 5 months and 7 days.
She was one of a family of nine children. Two sisters, Mrs. John Austin and Mrs. John Woodmansee and two brothers, Jackson and Edward, preceeded her to her heavenly home.
She was converted at a camp meeting near Franklin, Illinois in 1847 and joined the M. E. Church at that place, later she moved her membership to the First M. E. Church in this city of which she was a member at the time of her death.
She has always, until the past few years, been an active worker in the church and was greatly missed when her health made it necessary for her to give it up. She was united in marriage to John Miller Hutchison of Waverly, Illinois, December 28, 1849. To this union were born seven children: Mrs. Jane Church, the eldest, departed this life April 6, 1896.
She is survived by the following children and their aged father: Mrs. R. J. Moulton of Minneapolis, Minn.; Mrs. C. E. Peet and John O. Hutchison of St. Louis, Mo; Mrs. Julia Harris, Mrs. Leona Jasper and Mrs. Bruck Reinbach of this city. Besides her children, she has raised from infancy her grand-daughter, Ouida White.
Fourteen grand-children and eleven great grandchildren with her four brothers; Robert of Franklin, George and Jarrett of Jacksonville; Henry of West Phalia, Kansas, are left to mourn her death.
"A loved one from us is gone, A voice we loved is still, A place is vacant in our home; Which never can be filled."
Funeral services were held at the First M. E. Church Saturday at 10:30 a.m., Rev. A. N. Simmons preaching the sermon. The singing was by a quartette composed of Mrs. Wm. Barrow, Miss Minnie Miner, Wayne Carter, and Roscoe Smedley.
The active pall bearers were; Robert Woodmansee of Springfield; Harry Woodmansee of Carlinsville; Edward Seymour of Franklin; Edgar Austin of Waverly; and Dr. J. A. Smith of St. Louis, Mo, all nephews of the deceased except the last, and his wife is a grand-daughter. The honorary pall bearers were C. W. Lowe, Edward Wemple, J. F. Kennedy, N. B. Rohrer, D. C. Calhoun, and J. C. Deatherage."
From the Waverly Journal, Waverly, Morgan County, Illinois, April - October, 1968 Written by: Myra N. Martin and Published in the Waverly Journal in Celebration of the Illinois Sesqui
"The descendants of John Granderson Seymour constitutes one of the largest families in Morgan County. He was born in 1772 and died in 1858. He was married in 1794 to Agnes Allen Pulliam and they were parents of 13 children. They are buried at Providence Cemetery southwest of Franklin."
"The Seymours were from Person County, North Carolina. Some of the family came by horseback to the Franklin area about 1829. The Austin family came about this time and the two families intermarried. Many of the two families are buried in the country cemeteries - Providence, Bull, Hartland and Seymour-Austin."
Mary Seymour married John Miller Hutchison on Jan 2, 1850 at the age of 20. The couple lived in the City of Waverly and had 7 children; 6 girls and only one boy.
Children of Mary Seymour and John Miller Hutchison:
Esther Jane "Jennie" Hutchison 1851 – 1895
Sarah Margaret Hutchison 1854 – 1930
Julia Ann Hutchison 1855 – 1942
Clara Etta Hutchison 1858 – 1949
Leona Mae/May Hutchison 1866 – 1946
John Olen Hutchison 1868 – 1946
Kate Mildred Hutchison 1871 – 1933
(Married to Bruck Dessau Reinbach)
OBITUARY published in the Waverly Journal Dec 4, 1911:
"Mrs. J. M. Hutchison Summoned by Death.
Passed away at her Home in this City After a Year's Illness."
"Mary Seymour, daughter of John and Sarah Ann Seymour was born at Providence near Franklin, Illinois June 23, 1829 and departed this life, at her home in this city November 30, 1911, at the age of 82 years, 5 months and 7 days.
She was one of a family of nine children. Two sisters, Mrs. John Austin and Mrs. John Woodmansee and two brothers, Jackson and Edward, preceeded her to her heavenly home.
She was converted at a camp meeting near Franklin, Illinois in 1847 and joined the M. E. Church at that place, later she moved her membership to the First M. E. Church in this city of which she was a member at the time of her death.
She has always, until the past few years, been an active worker in the church and was greatly missed when her health made it necessary for her to give it up. She was united in marriage to John Miller Hutchison of Waverly, Illinois, December 28, 1849. To this union were born seven children: Mrs. Jane Church, the eldest, departed this life April 6, 1896.
She is survived by the following children and their aged father: Mrs. R. J. Moulton of Minneapolis, Minn.; Mrs. C. E. Peet and John O. Hutchison of St. Louis, Mo; Mrs. Julia Harris, Mrs. Leona Jasper and Mrs. Bruck Reinbach of this city. Besides her children, she has raised from infancy her grand-daughter, Ouida White.
Fourteen grand-children and eleven great grandchildren with her four brothers; Robert of Franklin, George and Jarrett of Jacksonville; Henry of West Phalia, Kansas, are left to mourn her death.
"A loved one from us is gone, A voice we loved is still, A place is vacant in our home; Which never can be filled."
Funeral services were held at the First M. E. Church Saturday at 10:30 a.m., Rev. A. N. Simmons preaching the sermon. The singing was by a quartette composed of Mrs. Wm. Barrow, Miss Minnie Miner, Wayne Carter, and Roscoe Smedley.
The active pall bearers were; Robert Woodmansee of Springfield; Harry Woodmansee of Carlinsville; Edward Seymour of Franklin; Edgar Austin of Waverly; and Dr. J. A. Smith of St. Louis, Mo, all nephews of the deceased except the last, and his wife is a grand-daughter. The honorary pall bearers were C. W. Lowe, Edward Wemple, J. F. Kennedy, N. B. Rohrer, D. C. Calhoun, and J. C. Deatherage."
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