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  • [S897] His daughter Eliza Seaman Leggett Dr. Valentine Seaman.
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    - transcribed by Sidney McCurdy - http://myinwood.net/park-terrace-gardens/
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     Volume XVII (January 1887).
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     (ondion: Harlaien Society 1869).
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     Volume 10 #1 (Jan 1879): 19.
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     Volume 13 # 3 (Jan 1879): 140.
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