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 inscription, which embraces several generations of Seymours."
-      In Memory of John Seymour III
+<blockquote>
-   Born at Hartford 1694 - Died here 1758
+In Memory of John Seymour III\\
-   Settled here about 1750 on land owned
+Born at Hartford 1694 - Died here 1758\\
-   by his Father John Seymour II 1666-1748
+Settled here about 1750 on land owned\\
-   who was a grandson of Richard Seymour
+by his Father John Seymour II 1666-1748\\
--1655 the Colonist - His son
+who was a grandson of Richard Seymour\\
-   William Seymour born at West Hartford 1728
+-1655 the Colonist - His son\\
-   died here 178Z - His son Noah Seymour
+William Seymour born at West Hartford 1728\\
-   born here 1759 died at Sodus Wayne County
+died here 178Z - His son Noah Seymour\\
-   New York 1832 A Soldier of the War of the
+born here 1759 died at Sodus Wayne County\\
-   American Revolution A staunch Federalist -
+New York 1832 A Soldier of the War of the\\
-   His son Lot Norton Seymour born here 1788
+American Revolution A staunch Federalist -\\
-   died here 1844 buried at Nepaug A Farmer
+His son Lot Norton Seymour born here 1788\\
-   and Millwright he committed "Paradise Lost"
+died here 1844 buried at Nepaug A Farmer\\
-   to Memory A Jeffersonian Democrat -
+and Millwright he committed "Paradise Lost"\\
-   His son Henry Albert Seymour born here
+to Memory A Jeffersonian Democrat -\\
-died in Bristol 1897 the ideal Citizen -
+His son Henry Albert Seymour born here\\
-   His son George Dudley Seymour moved
+died in Bristol 1897 the ideal Citizen -\\
-   by filial piety erected this stone A.D. 1935
+His son George Dudley Seymour moved\\
-      Deut. XXXII. 7; Job. VIII. 8.
+by filial piety erected this stone A.D. 1935\\
-   Many of those of the Seymour blood
-   buried in this yard were descended from Uriah,
+Deut. XXXII. 7; Job. VIII. 8.\\
-   son of John Seymour III and
+Many of those of the Seymour blood\\
-      brother of William
+buried in this yard were descended from Uriah,\\
+son of John Seymour III and\\
+brother of William\\
+</blockquote>
 ^ Children by first wife (births recorded at Hartford): ^^^^
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 | | | 2. | //Lucinda//, b. 7 May 1754; d. 25 Aug. 1756. |
 | | | 3. | //Isaac//, b. 24 Feb. 1756; m. (1) 4 May 1780, Sarah Pitts; m. (2) 17 Jan. 1791, Lydia Noble. |
-| | | 4. | //Lucretia//, b, 1 Jan. 1759. |
+| | | 4. | //Lucretia//, b. 1 Jan. 1759. |
 | | | 5. | //Sarah//, b. 22 Aug. 1760; m. 16 Jan. 1783, Thomas Ashley. |
 | | ix. | LUCINA, bapt. at West Hartford 19 Feb. 1732; d. at New Hartford 14 May 1762; m. at New Hartford, 2 Feb. 1758, JOHN<sup>4</sup> MARSH, b. at Hartford 30 June 1727, d. at Paris, N.Y., 10 Nov. 1805, s. of Jonathan<sup>3</sup> (John<sup>2</sup>, John<sup>1</sup>) and Elizabeth (Loomis). He m. (2) 17 June 1763, Sarah Nash and m. (3) 27 Nov. 1777, Miriam (Webster) (Hopkins) Sedgwick. ||