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                   «b»The Ancestry of Elisha Porter Seavey 1838-1913 by James T.M. Seavey -
«/b»Children of William Seavey and Helen (Baron) Seavey:
William, c. 1648-1732

Pg. 6-9 - William Seavey, the younger, was born about 1648.  He married Hannah, daughter of Thomas and Hannah (Johnson) Jackson.  She was born about 1663. Admitted as a freeman at Boston in May 1674, he was surveyor of highways in 1683 at Portsmouth on grand juries, coroners' juries, etc. . . . Of sixty-odd years' remembrance, he deposed at Newcastle, 21 May 1719 that he had been on the Sheepscot River in Maine before King Philip's War.  . . By his will, dated 21 March 1728/1729 and probated 18 June 1733, "being of sound and perfect memory, but crazy and infirm in body,".

Thomas Seavy and Robert Irwin by Crockety Allen Harrison - He was a surveyor, served on grand juries, coroner's juries, inquests, as a bondsman, a signer of petitions.. . His will was made 21 March 1729, and probated 18 June 1733, so he probably died in April or May of 1733.  His wife Hannah was made executrix along with his son William.
                  

                   «b»The Ancestry of Elisha Porter Seavey 1838-1913 by James T.M. Seavey -
«/b»Children of William Seavey and Helen (Baron) Seavey:
John, b. 1654, inventory at Bradford, Massachusetts, 4 March 1709; m. 29 July 1686, Hannah (Philbrooki) Walker, b. 26 September 1651, d.s.p. 27 October 1738
                  

                   «b»The Ancestry of Elisha Porter Seavey 1838-1913 by James T.M. Seavey -
«/b»Children of William Seavey and Helen (Baron) Seavey:
Capt. Stephen, b. 1656, taxed at Bloody Point (now Newington) NH 1677, living 1679