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DESCENTANTS-RESEARCHER: Information sent to T.Mason on 25 Apr 2002 by Paul Weitfle [PWeitfle@aol.com]. Indicates "most of my data came from either Federal Census reports, or from this very impressive web site: [HYPERLINK http://www.cagenweb.com/re/ventura ] Ventura County CA Web site Ventura County Genealogical Society has spent hundreds of hours compiling an index to marriages, obits, and some court records. I have found numerous clues on this site. I've also used the Social Security Death Index, and the Calif Death Index, to confirm some of my data."
[HYPERLINK http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=C000122 ]
Representative from California; born near Morgantown, Va. (now West Virginia), October 30, 1834; attended the district school; learned the blacksmith trade; moved to California in 1852 and engaged in mining in Nevada County for twenty-one years; elected county recorder of Nevada County in 1869 and served two years; moved to Ventura County, Calif., and settled near Ventura in 1874; engaged in agricultural pursuits; elected first State president of the Farmers' Alliance November 20, 1890, and reelected October 22, 1891; organized the People's Party of California October 20, 1891; chosen a representative to the supreme council in Indianapolis November 1891; selected by that body to represent California in the industrial conference at St. Louis February 22, 1892; delegate to the People's Party National Convention in 1892; elected as Populist to the Fifty-third Congress (March 4, 1893-March 3, 1895); was not a candidate for renomination in 1894; resumed agricultural pursuits until his death at "Ranch Home," near Ventura, August 27, 1920; interment in Ivy Lawn Cemetery, Ventura, Calif.
Nephew of Ashley Winn Holland
John Russum Seaton is listed as 'Rev J. R.' on the tombstone inscriptions of his two sons...Edward A. and William F. ....according to Cemetary Inscriptions of Clinton Co. MO.
Occupation listed on 1860 Census as 'cabinetmaker'.
LDS submission by Nelson/Campbell shows DOB as 5 Mar 1832, in Blount Co, TN by Nettie Mildred Nelson.
1880 Federal Census lists Elizabeth Roberts as having 'female complaint'.
Buried in Deer Creek cemetery, Clinton Co, MO
DOB is a conjecture based on the marriage date of his parents. He was 11 days old when he died. There was another son Edward who died in 1879. So the date of death is just a wild guess. Note: He does not show up in either the 1860 or 1870 census records for John Russum Seaton.
SOURCE-DECENDANTS: Fran Clark [jmclark@cameron.net] sent the descendant information to T.Mason on 2Jun2001. Indicates she is building on research notes of Fred E. Seaton done in 1950-1960.
Solomon Seaton's DOB is July 2, 1806 according to Roster of Soldiers and Patriots of American Revolution. Buried in Tennessee p. 154
1860 Federal Census for Platte Co, MO shows Solomon was a farmer.
Elizabeth Seaton's DOB is shown as Sept 21, 1835 according to "Cemetery Inscriptions of Clinton Co, MO"
In 1930 census with son-in-law, S.E. Myers.