• INTRODUCTION: THE STORY OF THE "SEYMOUR BIBLE"
• THE ENGLISH ORIGIN OF RICHARD AND MERCY SEYMOUR

• Descendants of Richard¹ through Six Generations
• Descendants of John² since the Sixth Generation

• The Induction of President Seymour of Yale, October 8, 1937
• The Parish Church of Sawbridgeworth, co. Herts;England
• The Will of Thomas Seymour of Norwalk (1632-1712)
• Seymour Seals
• Silver Seal of Thomas Seymour, Esq. (1705-1767) of Hartford
• Headstone of John Seymour, 2d (1666-1748) of Hartford
• Arms displayed in the home of Thomas Seymour (1735-1829), the First Mayor of Hartford
• The “Old State House,” Hartford (1792-1796), Bullfinch, Architect
• Mary (Ledyard) Seymour (1735-1807), Wife of the First Mayor
• Trade-card of Samuel Prince, Joyner
• The First Mayor's “Mohogany Desk and Book Case”
• The First Mayor's Tall-case Clock
• Document-Chest of the First Mayor
• The Mayor's Staff
• Major Henry Seymour (1764-1846) of Hartford
• Captain Thomas Youngs Seymour (1757-1811)
• Mary Juliana Seymour (1769-1843)
• Captain John Chenevard, Jr. (1770-1808)
• Mary Eliza (Chenevard) Comstock
• Governor Thomas Hart Seymour (1808-1868)
• Captain John Ellery (1681-1742)
• Jane (Bonner) Ellery (1691-1739)
• John Bonner (1693- )
• Margaret (Beauchamp) Chenevard (1707-1783)
• Jane Ellery (1745-1787), by John Durand
• Major Moses Seymour (1742-1826), by Ralph Earl
• Molly (Marsh) Seymour {1752-1826), by Ralph Earl
• Clarissa (Seymour) Marsh (1772-1865); by Ralph Earl
• Moses Seymour, Jr. (1774-1826), by Ralph Earl
• Chief-Justice Origen Storrs Seymour (1804-1881)
• The Old Seymour Homestead, Litchfield, from a daguerreotype
• Charles Seymour (1771-1852) of Hartford, from a miniature
• Nathan Perkins Seymour, LL.D. (1813-1891)
• Thomas Day Seymour (1848-1907) (Western Reserve College, B.A. 1870)
• Thomas Day Seymour (1848-1907), LL.D. (Western Reserve, Glasgow, and Harvard)
• Professor Thomas Day Seymour (1848-1907) in his study in Phelps Hall
• The Seymour Home, Hudson, Ohio, 1843
• Hon. Henry Seymour (1780-1837) of Utica, N. Y., from a miniature
• Mary Ledyard (Forman) Seymour (1785-1859)
• Governor Horatio Seymour (1810-1886)
• The Town House of Hon. Henry Seymour (1780-1837), Utica, N. Y.
• Helen Clarissa (Seymour) Lincklaen (1818-1894)
• Julia Catherine (Seymour) Conkling (1827-1893)
• Helen (Lincklaen) Fairchild (1846-1931)
• Senator Horatio Seymour (1778-1857) of Middlebury, Vermont
• Hon. Horatio Seymour's Mansion, Middlebury, Vermont
• General Truman Seymour (1824-1891), by Robert Weir
• Ann (Seymour) Robinson (1801-1892)
• Lt.-Col. Clarence William Seymour (1885- )
• The Right Rev. George Franklin Seymour (1829-1906)
• Hon. Henry William Seymour (1834-1906)
• Richard Seymour Jackson (1910- ) of New Haven
• Headstone on “Town Hill” in New Hartford to John Seymour,3rd (1694-1758)
• Henry Albert Seymour (1818-1897)
• Electa Churchill (1818-1873)
• Headstone to Belinda (Spencer) Seymour (1792-1873) of New Hartford
• Belinda (Spencer) Seymour (1792-1873)
• Henry Albert Seymour (1818-1897)
• Henry Albert Seymour (1818-1897) of Bristol and Electa Churchill (1818-1873), his wife
• Memorial Erected by the Author in Churchill Park, Newington, to the Memory of his Mother, Electa (Churchill) Seymour
• The Author's Bookplate showing the Churchill Homestead in Newington
• Laura Electa Seymour (1846-1922)
• Henry Albert Seymour, Jr. (1846-1921)
• Mary Marilla Leggett (1853-1914)
• Miles Lewis Peck (1849- )
• Mary Harriet Seymour (1849-1926)
• William Shurtleff Ingraham (1857-1930)
• Grace Ella (Seymour) Ingraham (1856-1925}
• George Dudley Seymour (1859- )
• A Souvenir of the Author's Public Activities
• Two Seventeenth Century Chests of New England Origin
• Nathan Hale, by Bela Lyon Pratt, in the clay
• The Birth Place of Nathan Hale, South Coventry, Conn.
• “The Green Cloak,” a portrait of the Author, by Cecilia Beaux

• I. Bibliography, Seymour Family
• II. The Seymour Committee of 1903
• III. Registers of Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire, England
• IV. Richard Seymer of the Popham Colony, Maine, 1607
• V. The First Mayor of Hartford Welcomes President Washington
• VI. The “Gallant Ledyard” and Young William Seymour
• VII. Seymour Memorials
  • Inscriptions on Seymour Tombstones, South Yard, Hartford, Conn.
  • List of Inscriptions on Seymour Tombstones in “Evergreen” Cemetery, Huron, near Wolcott, N. Y.
• VIII. Seymour Family Portraits
• IX. From the Author's Scrap-Book
  • Honorary Degree from Yale
  • Mr. Seymour and the State (from The Hartford Courant)
  • Hartford's Estimate of a New Havener (from the New Haven Journal-Courier)
  • A City Improvement Platform, 1919
  • An Old Song
• X. Governor Thomas “Hart” Seymour
• XI. Bibliography of George Dudley Seymour
• XII. A Leaf from “Friendship Garland”

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