(son of Henry Seamons, born May 5, 1809, Rumborough. Suffolk, England, died at Omaha, Nebraska, and Mary King, born March 6, 1801, St. Michaels, Suffolk, England). He was born June 7, 1845, Allsaints, Suffolk, England. Came to Utah 1860.

   Married:	Louisa E. Griffeth April 25, 1870 (daughter of Pattison D. Griffeth and Elizabeth Carson, married 1845 in Illinois, pioneers 1851. William Critchlow company). She was born September 19, 1851.

   Their children:

           Emma L. born April 18, 1871, married Edgar D. Hale October 1, 1890;
           Elizabeth A. born July 26, 1872, married Aroet C. Hale October 15, 1893;
           Mary Emily born October 18, 1875, died June 2, 1877;
           Samuel G. born December 10, 1877, married Janette Nyman June 13, 1900;
           Elva A. born March 31, 1880, married Arthur Bennette October 17, 1900;
           William D. born August 8, 1883;
           Wilford L. born June 4, 1886;
           Janette M. born April 10, 1889, married William T. Merrill June 7, 1911;
           Ivan V. born November 19, 1894

   Family home Hyde Park, Utah.
   Married:	Sarah Hurren May 25, 1875. Salt Lake City (daughter of James Hurren and Eliza Reeder pioneers November 9, 1856, James G. Willie handcart company). She was born March 23, in Suffolk, England.

   Their children:

           Henry H. born September 15, 1876, married Maria Bennette April 19, 1900;
           James W.; married Lenora Waite September 29, 1900;
           Mary E. born July 22, 1880, married Arthur Peterson December 20, 1900;
           Rhoda L, born April 28, 1882, died June 15, 1889;
           George D. born December 22, 1884, married Susie Wardle;
           Grace E. born October 20, 1886, died June 23, 1889;
           Orson L. born November 16, 1888, died December 20, 1892;
           Loran B. born January 27, 1890, died February 5, 1891;
           Delbert K. born October 19, 1892, died December 20, 1900;
           Harvey N. born November 8, 1895.

Ward and Sunday school chorister, Hyde Park ward; assisted in bringing immigrants from the Missouri river to Utah 1864; hauled rock for the temple at Salt Lake. Secretary of Co-op, store and member of martial band for a number of years. Member of Utah militia, and served as home guard during Indian troubles in Cache county. Sources:

   Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah photographs, page 513
   Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, page 1150