He first married Idell Stovall in Bethel Springs, Tenn. They had 8 children.
After moving to Texas, then into Oklahoma Territory, they ended up homesteading in
the panhandle of Oklahoma in what had been No Man's Land. A year later I.C.
married Maude Jones and had 7 more children. He was 52, I believe,
when he married Maude and she was 26.

Died while serving in CSA.

Box 126 -- Pack 3737

state administered April 5, 1850 by James, Robert R., and John N. Seawright, James B., William Richey bound unto F. W. Selleck Ord. Abbeville district sum of $20,000. Power of Atty. State of GA., Cattooga County, July 14, 1851. Know that I Ebenezer W. Seawright of said County do make John N. Seawright of Abbeville District, SC my Atty to collect from the admnrs. of the estate of my father John Seawright decd. all that may be due me. Power of Atty. State of MS, Tippah County, March 15, 1880. Know that we J. C. Seawright, J. A. Welch and his wife M. V. Welch of said county do appoint J. N. Seawright of Donaldsville, SC our Atty. to receive what is due us from the estate of our grandfather John Seawright decd. (Children of his son Andrew Thompson and Mary Ann Seawright who married J. R. Welch) Settlement made August 9, 1851.

Present:

Robert R. and John N. Seawright (Admnrs.)
Samual E. Pruit (who married Elizabeth, the daughter of the decd.)
Isaac C. Seawright,
minors over the age choice, unrepresented
Widow Jane Seawright absent but sent counsel.
Power of Atty. Tippah County, MS - Know that I, Mr. L. C. Alvis of said County, do this day of July 3, 1880, appoint J. N. Seawright my Atty.

Mary's husband Isaac Segee was the son of John Segee, one of four brothers who, as disbanded veterans of the Loyal American Regiment, were among the founding settlers of New Maryland, York County.

From the New Brunswick Currier Oct. 9, 1846
d. Fredericton (York Co.) Wednesday, Capt. James SEGEE, age76, for twenty years master of a steamboat on River SaintJohn, landed with Loyalists in 1783.

Date : February 14, 1891
County : Saint John
Place : Saint John
Newspaper : The Daily Sun

An old resident of the North End, Jas. W. SEGEE died Thursday at his residence, Durham Street. He was born in Fredericton in 1818, but moved to St. John in 1828 and resided here ever since. He was known well as captain of the river boat run by Messrs. Rankine in the lumbering interests. He descended from loyalist stock and was a consistent member of the Baptist church for 38 years. He left four sons, two living in this city, C.W. SEGEE and John SEGEE, two in Boston and one daughter, Mrs. MARSHALL, besides his widow who has reached the ripe age of 70 years.

Daniel F Johnson, Provincial Archives, Province of NB

Vol 4 Number 235

Date: July 11, 1829
County: Saint John
Place: Saint John
Newspaper: New Brunswick Courier

d. Friday morn, Indiantown ( St. John) John Peters Segee, second s/o Capt. James Segee, Fredericton (York Co) , age 25.

From the Saint John Daily Telegram

d. Acrefield, Broad Green near Liverpool, England, Sunday 17th ult., 70th year, Murray Ann Elizabeth BELYEA w/o Charles Allen BELYEA, formerly of Saint John, N.B.

Daniel F Johnson : Volume 12 Number 2027 / Date : January 12,
1849 / County : Saint John / Place : Saint John / Newspaper : Daily Morning News
d. Yesterday, 11th inst., Sarah Ann McGAGHEY w/o Andrew McGAGHEY and youngest d/o late James SEGEE of Fredericton (York Co.), age 27. Funeral
Saturday 2 o'clock from residence of Capt. C.A. BULYEA, Portland (St. John)

The April 20, 1951 Bridgeport CT Telegram has an article about the 25th Canadian Infantry Brigade leaving from Seattle, Washington for Korea. It has a quote from Cpl. Darrell Show of St. John, Brookville Suburb, New Brunswick, Canada.

Wallace & Viola moved from California Settlement, NB to Limestone, Maine around 1929-1930. Vaughn Parks wanted to stay in California Settlement and he kept asking Moses, "When are we going back?" Moses would always reply, "Sometime." Vaughn said to this day he hates that word. Naida, Vaughn's wife, painted a picture of the old homestead on a saw blade and they have it hanging in their home in Caribou. He said the homestead isn't there anymore. According to verbal reports, Viola may have had one or two children from her first marriage to Stanley Peters of Bath, NB. He married twice after her. According to some people, her and Stanley lived in a small shack on Route 105 near Woodstock, next to the McLaughlin's.