The Origin of the SEAY surname - Genealogy.com
Sep 26, 2010 · Then, in 2007, we found a citation that was a turning point for the understanding of our SEAY surname in Ireland.This event was the discovery of the name of Teige O’SEAY on the 1669 Hearth Money Rolls in the Parish of Rasharkin, County Antrim.Here on this list is an early example of the SEAY surname with the Irish “O” prefix, in the north ...
SEE/SEAY in Virginia in the 17 - Genealogy.com
Aug 26, 2003 · In addition, the land purchased by Isaac SEAY in Amelia County is not near the land purchased and resided on by James and Jacob SEAY.Amelia County, seen from above, might resemble something of a trapazoid, with three “creeks” running roughly from the north in a southwesterly direction.The three creeks are Stock’s Creek, Great Bent Run and ...
Early Seays, Amelia County, Va - Genealogy.com
Jan 6, 2001 · Early Seays, Amelia County, Va., Part 2 By Raleigh Seay, Jr. January 06, 2001 at 10:28:13. Here is Paul Reed's follow up report on early Seays in Amelia County, Virginia.The report deals with the land of Isaac Seay and mentions other Seays such as James, Jacob, Thomas and Gideon.At the end, there is some information about the putative 4th brother, Abraham Seay, not to be confused with the ...
Seay - Surnames - Genealogy.com
Jan 12, 2013 · Seay. 875 results. William Mack Seay And Adaline(Addie) Morgan Seay. Dale Murphy 1/12/13. John Seay, son ...
Seay families of Virginia - Genealogy.com
Sep 9, 2001 · Seay families of Virginia By Lisa Mayo September 09, 2001 at 07:40:45. Several of our ancestors appear to have lived in several counties, when the reality is - the county lines moved, not our ancestors.Example and some general history: GOOCHLAND COUNTY, VIRGINIA:History (by Goochland County Historical Society)
All the Irish Seays and Sees a - Genealogy.com
Nov 20, 2012 · Jane Seay, married John West in Downpatrick, 1721. James Seay of Magheracranmoney, buried at Inch on Jan 30, 1793. William Seay married Anne Harvey of Magheracronmoney and Keelstown. He was buried at Inch on January 30, 1850, age 88. Thus, he was born about 1762. On one occasion, his name is recorded as Matthew.
Re: Abraham Seay b. 1665 - Genealogy.com
Jul 19, 2003 · A descendant of Jacob, one Thomas Seay was governor of Alabama in 1886 and again in 1888. In the book on the Fluvanna Seays called "Descendents of Abraham Seay" a genealogy by Burwell Warren Seay IV, who was a judge in Fluvanna County for many years, is a quote from "Burk's Peerage" and also Burk's "History of Landed Gentry and Royal Families".
Re: Picture of Abraham Seay's - Genealogy.com
Feb 5, 2007 · Abraham Seay (or Say), one of the first of several brothers to migrate to this county, was granted a tract comprising nearly four hundred acres, from King George II in 1745. A portion of the Fluvanna Tract remained in the Seay family until 1935, when the next to the last surviving member, Mrs. Victoria Seay White, passed away, at which time the ...
Seay Pronunciation - Genealogy.com
Seay Pronunciation By Raleigh Seay, Jr. May 29, 2011 at 01:55:35. Here's a question -- If you are like most Seays, why do you pronounce our surname SEE?America is the only place in the world where this name is pronounced as SEE.We do get the occasional SAY or SHAY in America.But in England, Scotland, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia, the surname is pronounced mostly as SAY, sometimes as SHAY ...
Seays in the Barbados - Genealogy.com
Aug 17, 2000 · of Benjamin Teay/Seay.Benjamin Teay [sic SEAY] is the only person in the island of that surname.”Recorded 17 June 1673. 1675Mar 13, St. Johns Parish: The will of Thomas COMB, carpenter, departing for England, mentions land purchased of Benjamin SEAY, merchant.It was proved 13 June 1676. 1680[census] Town of St. Michaels: