Nielsen Hayden genealogy
James Seago
1777 - Aft 1850 (> 74 years)
Generation: 1
Generation: 3
Generation: 4
1. James Seago was born on 22 Dec 1777 in Anson County, North Carolina (son of Abraham Seago); died after 1850 in Hart, Kentucky. Notes:
According to many sources of varying quality, Sarah Holt was the mother of some but not all of his children.
He inherited 100 acres from his grandfather John Seago.Family/Spouse: Sarah Ann "Sally" Holt. Sarah died after 1850 in Hart, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
Children:- Mary Sego was born in 1811 in Kentucky; died in Apr 1855 in Whitley County, Kentucky.
- Nancy Sego was born about 1824; died in 1869 in Whitley County, Kentucky.
2. Abraham Seago was born on 6 Feb 1757 in Queen Anne's County, Maryland (son of John Seago and Margaret Birmingham); died before 6 Dec 1784. Children:
- 1. James Seago was born on 22 Dec 1777 in Anson County, North Carolina; died after 1850 in Hart, Kentucky.
Generation: 3
4. John Seago died after 6 Dec 1784 in Anson County, North Carolina. Notes:
He appears to have arrived in Maryland in 1752.
His will of 6 Dec 1784 gives "my Grand son James Seago the son of Abraham Seago decd one Hundred acres of Lland Joining George Lindseys." One of the will's witnesses was Charles Birmingham, his brother-in-law.John married Margaret Birmingham on 17 Apr 1740 in St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Parish, Church Hill, Queen Anne's County, Maryland. Margaret (daughter of John Birmingham and Elizabeth) was born in 1719 in Queen Anne's County, Maryland; died in 1784 in Anson County, North Carolina. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
5. Margaret Birmingham was born in 1719 in Queen Anne's County, Maryland (daughter of John Birmingham and Elizabeth); died in 1784 in Anson County, North Carolina. Notes:
Also called Burningham.
Children:
- 2. Abraham Seago was born on 6 Feb 1757 in Queen Anne's County, Maryland; died before 6 Dec 1784.
Generation: 4
10. John Birmingham died between 10 Apr 1747 and 14 May 1747 in Queen Anne's County, Maryland. Notes:
His will mentions wife Elizabeth, son Charles who is to have half of the plantation "Birmingham's Fortune," and daughter Margaret who is to have "the Plantation she now dwells upon containing fifty acres being the other half of the tract of land called Birmingham's Fortune for and during her natural life". The will goes on to specify that son Charles shall "unmolested make use and fetch of lumber" on Margaret's portion and that upon Margaret's death her portion of the land shall go to "my son Charles and his lawful heirs for ever."
John married Elizabeth. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
11. Elizabeth Children:
- 5. Margaret Birmingham was born in 1719 in Queen Anne's County, Maryland; died in 1784 in Anson County, North Carolina.