Boating accident Lac Pelletier Sask

[IndisVanyar]

I would love to see a photo of Pheobe (I understand from something I read that she was known as Tilly - I will have to scour my notes to see if I can find the reference) with her children. It will be interesting to see whether or not there is a family resemblence in the children with any of our side of the tree. I will send you my email address via a private message.

[Moragsey]

I find in the notes that James Cooke Seymour was quite the scholar - wrote a book called Christ the Apocalypse - was married twice =
Spouses/Children:
1. Emma WILLIAMS
•   Dr. William H. SEYMOUR
•   Mary Eliza SEYMOUR+
•   James Thomas SEYMOUR
•   Samuel Baytor SEYMOUR
•   Joseph Fletcher SEYMOUR
2. Eliza Rebecca ROWE
•   Howard Perry Lyons SEYMOUR+
•   Rowe Milliken SEYMOUR
•   Edgar Orchard SEYMOUR

My husband's grandfather was from the second wife.

[IndisVanyar]

Do you have any details of Samuel Baytor SEYMOUR's death and place of burial. He has been very elusive and I have not been able to locate either of these pieces of information, although it is some time since I last did a search.

[IndisVanyar]

I have sent you a couple of private messages. Nell

[Moragsey]

will scan the photos and post them to you.

[Moragsey]

Samuel Baytor SEYMOUR
•Born: October 24, 1873, Nassagaweya Twp, Halton Co, Ontario, Canada 22
•Died: Bef 1881
 

[IndisVanyar]

At long last I have found a reference to Phoebe's death.
This is the entry in The Lethbridge Herald dated 27th July 1921

"Mother and Daughter Drowned.
Regina July 23. Mrs R M Seymour and her daughter, two and a half years old, were drowned at Lac Pelletier, in the Cadillac district, south of Swift Current, on Saturday night. Both bodies have been recovered"

Now to find out their place of burial.
Regards
Nell