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 {{ sarah_mary_ryan_seymour_portrait.jpg?300|Portrait of Sarah Mary (Ryan) Seymour -- unknown date}}
-SARAH MARY<sup>5</sup> RYAN //([[james4|JAMES]]//<sup>4</sup>//,
+SARAH MARY RYAN //([[james|JAMES]])// was born November 22, 1837 in
-[[edward3|EDWARD]]//<sup>3</sup>//, [[thomas2|THOMAS]]//<sup>2</sup>//,
-[[edward1|EDWARD]]//<sup>1</sup>//)// was born November 22, 1837 in
 Newtownmoyaghy, Kilcock, Moyglare Parish, County Meath, Ireland, and died
 January 19, 1925 in Rochester, Olmsted County, Minnesota. She married
-[[:book:willard_franklin|WILLARD FRANKLIN SEYMOUR]] October 27, 1858 in Joliet,
+[[:book:william_franklin|WILLIAM FRANKLIN SEYMOUR]] October 27, 1858 in
-Illinois, son of [[:book:122.constantine|ALLEN SEYMOUR and SALOME WILLARD]]. He
+Jamestown, Grant County, Wisconsin, son of [[:book:122.constantine|ALLEN SEYMOUR
-was born February 16, 1836 in Paris Hill, Onieda County, New York, and died July
+and SALOME WILLARD]].  He was born February 16, 1836 in Paris Hill, Onieda
-, 1902 in Lead, South Dakota.
+County, New York, and died July 20, 1902 in Lead, South Dakota.
-Notes for SARAH MARY RYAN:\\ Home where Velona lived - Orion, Olmsted County,
+Her [[sarah_mary_obituary|1925 Obituary]] states that she was born in "Newton
-Minnesota Obituary Daily Post & Record, Rochester, MN - January 22, 1925.\\
+Prospect Manor", and passed the years of early childhood.  She was a cousin of the
+late [[edward_george|Chief Justice Ryan]] of the Supreme Court of Wisconsin.
-Funeral services at Calvary Episcopal Church.\\
+Her mother died when she was only a child.  Upon her mother's death, her father,
+who had an eye on the Potterton estate, urged her to leave Ireland for America.
+At the age of 16 (in 1850) she took passage on the "William Rathbone" along with
+her step-mother's sister, Mary Kelly.
-Obituary states that she was born in Newton Prospect Manor, and passed the
+She found loving care and employment in the household of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
-years of early childhood. She was a cousin of the late Chief Justice Ryan of the
+Simmons who lived near Paris Hill, New York.  She met William Franklin in Paris
-Supreme Court of Wisconsin (died before 1925). Her mother died when she was only
+Hill, and followed him to Minnesota, meeting him enroute at or near Kankakee,
-a child. Upon her mother's death, her father, who had an eye on the Potterton
+Illinois (Joliet).  Family lore says they were married there -- but their marriage
-estate, urged her to leave Ireland for America. At the age of 12 (in 1850) she
+was registered in Grant County, Wisconsin.  As bride and groom they
-took passage on Sailing vessel - the trip, a stormy one, took 6 weeks. She found
+continued the journey to Minnesota, living the first winter with Orin P. and
-loving care and employement in the household of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Simmons who
+Emma (Woodbridge) Whitcomb.
-lived near Paris Hill, New York. She met Willard Franklin in Paris Hill, and
-followed him to Minnesota, meeting him enroute at or near Kankakee, Illinois
-(Joliet) where they were married Oct. 27, 1858. As bride and groom they
-continued the journey to Minnesota, living the first winter with Orin P. and
-Emma (Woodbridge) Whitcomb. Ship caught fire 3 times during the voyage from
-people cooking over an open fire.\\
-Survived by children:\\
-Carrie S. Crawford and Mabel Seymour of Rochester\\ Frank A. Seymour of Eagle
-Point, Oregon (in 1902 lived in Planks Crossing -- sold farm to William Eickhoff
--- had home in Chatfield, left on March 6, 1907 for Virginia)\\ Lucy Edwards -
-Leads, South Dakota\\ Mrs. Charles R. France, Eyota -- in 1902 lived in Horton\\
-Charles J. Seymour - Great Falls, Montana\\ Leon P. Seymour - Regina, Canada -
-in 1902 lived in St. Paul -- married Myrtle Persons born in Dover, Minnesota --
-who followed him to Lind, Washington to marry\\
-Early married life together during the civil war.\\
-Funeral Services at Calvary Episcopal Church.\\
-Occupation: housewife\\
 {{sarah_mary_ryan_seymour_in_rocker.jpg?300 |Sarah Mary (Ryan) Seymour -- unknown date}}
-Death Register Omsted County Book H, Page 690, Line 40- Deaths for 1925\\
-Harold Crawford genealogy states that she was born on November 23. Tombstone
-gives birthdate as November 23, 1834. Tombstone gives death date as January 15,
-\\
-Burial: Oakwood Cemetery, Rochester, Olmsted County, Minnesota\\ Cause of Death:
-Died of heart attack; myocarditis\\ Emigration: 1850, To New York from Ireland
-to be adopted\\ Medical Information: senility, broken hip, loss of sight\\
-Listed in the 1870 U.S. Census in Olmstead county, Minnesota -- living adjacent
-to her brother, [[Joseph Patrick]].
 **For more on Sarah's family, please see the entry for
-[[:book:willard_franklin|WILLARD FRANKLIN SEYMOUR]].**
+[[:book:william_franklin|WILLIAM FRANKLIN SEYMOUR]].**