Seaman, Preserved T.

Begininng here, surname drops the last ''s''.
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Inquiry on Wyondot County GenWeb:
Ed Stumpf , Fri May 15, 1998,21:52:02Surnames:REED SEAMANPreserved T. SEAMAN came to Bowsherville asMethodist minister in 1834. He died in 1844/45. Where is he buried?Seeking info on his wife Mary REED SEAMAN. Her parents, names unknown,also moved to the area at the same time.
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Preserved T. Seamen is listed as the executor of the estate of JoelTuttle, Sr., and also listed as Joel''s adopted son.
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From Debbie Harrison:
From Ed Stumpf, descendant of Preserved and Mary: "He was a small farmerand into commerce. He was also a Methodist Minister. About 1834 he movedhis family to Grand Township in Marion Co, Ohio. His church was inBowsherville in Wyandot Co, Ohio. The town no longer exists, but was nearMarseilles. When his daughter Levia died on Oct. 17, 1844 Her fatherwrote his Will the next day and was probated Feb. 28, 1845. In his willhe asks Gilbert and Lewis to promise to take care of their sister Mary.The mother was still living in 1845, but I think whatever illness theydied of, she must have been ill as well. She did not appear on the censusever again that I can find. Mary A. was alive in 1850 living with herbrother in Kenton, but I can find no marrige record or death record andshe does not appear on the 1860 Census."
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http://www.heritagepursuit.com/Marion/MarionHistoricalSection.htm
HISTORICAL SKETCH OF MARION COUNTY, OHIO. - 109
GRAND TOWNSHIP.
This township was organized June 7th, 1821, and extended across theentire western side of the county. In 1832, Montgomery township waystruck off, and included what is now Bowling Green.

Among the early settlers within the present limits of Grand township. wasEnoch Clark, who settled in 1820. C''hampness Terry and family, fromVirginia, came in 1831, and settled on the farm where he still resides.Thos. J. Terry was then a child. Others who came in at an early time,were Edward, Thomas and Joseph Rubens, Chas. Merriman, Hugh Long, JacobSeaborn, Gilbert Olney and his son, Benjamin, Elisha Davis, Walter Davis,P. Seaman, Geo. Barnes, John Lindsay, Thos. Lapham. Geo. Gray, and DavidStiverson.
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http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohwyando/queries/q1998.html
Ed Stumpf , Fri May 15, 1998,21:52:02Surnames:REED SEAMANPreserved T. SEAMAN came to Bowsherville asMethodist minister in 1834. He died in 1844/45. Where is he buried?Seeking info on his wife Mary REED SEAMAN. Her parents, names unknown,also moved to the area at the same time.
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