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     George Sellinger was born at Cleveland, OH.¹ He married Frances Louise Rood, daughter of Robert King Rood and Louisa Hadley.¹

     Daniel Sellivant married Elizabeth Lamberton, daughter of George Lamberton and Margaret.¹ He died before March 1656/57.¹

     Harold James Selover was born on 26 October 1891 at Owasco, NY.¹ He married Gladys May DeWitt, daughter of Arthur DeWitt and Grace, in 1914 at Skaneateles, NY.¹
     Selover, Slover Fam. p. 167.¹ He was a farmer and mechanic.¹

     Richard Selover was born at Cayuga County, NY.¹ He married Margaret DeWitt.¹ He was baptized on 28 June 1800 at Reformed Dutch Church, Owasco, NY.¹
     Selover Fam. p. 165.¹      They were admitted to the Reformed Dutch Church in 1818.¹

     Richard Selover was born in 1827.¹ He married Rachel Ammerman on 23 September 1846 at Sand Beach.¹

     Semmens married Martha Jane Bogert, daughter of Edwin Van Saun Bogert.¹
     He lived at Escanaba, MI.

     Horace Serpa was born in 1898.¹ He married Margret Serpa, daughter of Manuel Serpa and Mabel Covelli, circa 1921 at Massachusetts.¹

     Manuel Serpa was born at Massachusetts.¹ He married Mabel Covelli.¹

     Margret Serpa was born in 1898.¹ She married Horace Serpa circa 1921 at Massachusetts.¹
     Married name: Serpa.

     Mary Serpa was buried.¹ She was born in 1924 at Wareham, MA.¹ She married John L Atkins, son of Leroy Atkins and Dalia Horan, circa 1956 at Hoboken, Hudson County, NJ.¹ She died on 19 February 2003 at Hoboken, Hudson County, NJ.¹
     She was 35 years at McCrory's Department Store in Hoboken.¹ Married name: Atkins. She began military service in 1940 World War 1(waves.)¹

     Cathalina Servaes was baptized before August 1671 at Albany, NY.¹ She was born before August 1671 at Albany, NY.¹ She married Cornelius Jansen Haring, son of Jan Pieter Haring and Margrietje Cosyns, circa 1693 at Albany, NY.^1,2 She died between 7 February 1742 and 28 June 1775 probably died at Orangetpwn, Orange County, (now Rockland County), NY.¹
     Name variation: Cathalina Vlierboom.^1,3 Married name: Haring. Name variation: Cattryn Servaes.¹ Name variation: Catalyntje Servaes.¹

     Mattys Servaes was born between 1630 and 1640? At The Netherlands.^1,2 He married Marritie Jacobs before April 1667.^1,2 He died circa 1695 at Manhattan, NY.^1,2
     The family adopted the name Vlierboom which means 'elder tree'.²

     Madeline Servant married William Fauconnier Valleau, son of William Valleau and Eleanor Henneson.¹
     Married name: Valleau.

     Mary Frances Seton was born on 21 March 1785.¹ She married Martin Hoffman, son of Nicolaes Hoffman and Sarah Ogden, on 14 May 1802.¹
     Married name: Hoffman. Name variation: Mary Frances Seaton.¹

     Willempie Roeloffse Seuberine was born in 1619 at Beylen, Drenthe, The Netherlands.^1,2 She married Steven Coerte Van Voorhies, son of Coert Alberts Van Voorhies, at The Netherlands.^1,2 She died in 1690 at Flatlands, Long Island, NY, Other sources have place of death as The Netherlands, but that seems unlikely.^2,3,4,5
     Steven emigrated from Holland, 15 April 1660 on the ship 'Bonte Koe' (Captain Pieter Lucasten), with his wife and 7 children. He settled in Flatlands, Long Island.^6,3,7 Name variation: Willempsi Roelofse Seubering.² Name variation: Willemtje Roelofse Sebring.³ Married name: Van Voorhies.

     Ariaentje Seubring married Thomas Fardon.¹ She was baptized on 22 July 1683 at Flatbush, NY.¹
     Married name: Fardon.

     Catharine Seubring married John Hibon Bon.¹
     Married name: Bon.

     Cornelia Seubring married Daniel Polhemus.¹ She was baptized on 20 October 1695 at Brooklyn, NY.¹
     Married name: Polhemus.

     Cornelis Seubring married Aeltjie Lubbertsen, daughter of Frederick Lubbertsen and Tryntje Hendricks, on 5 September 1682.¹ He died circa 1723.¹ His estate was probated on 25 March 1723.¹
     Cornelis inherited a large farm from his father-in-law.¹ Name variation: Cornelius Sebring.^2,1 He lived in 1682 at Flatbush, NY.¹ He was between 1695 and 1720 a member of the Kings County Assembly.¹ He left a will on 23 May 1721.¹

     Isaac Seubring married Catharine.¹ He was baptized on 14 May 1693 at Brooklyn, NY.¹ His estate was probated in 1784.¹

     Jakob Seubring married Femmetje Vanderveen.¹ He was baptized on 5 November 1697 at Brooklyn, NY.¹ His estate was probated in 1782.¹

     Johannes Seubring married Aeltja.¹ He married Rachel Bona Hibon.¹

     Maria Seubring married Abraham Marshall.¹ She was baptized on 19 July 1702.¹
     Married name: Marshall.

     John Long Severance was born on 8 May 1863 at Cleveland, OH.¹ He married Elizabeth Huntington DeWitt on 3 November 1891.¹ He died on 16 January 1936 at age 72.¹
     N. Engl. Reg. Vol. 90, p. 277.¹ He was educated in 1885 at Oberlin College; with a BA.¹

     Edwin ran a ranch in New Mexico.

     Edwin Poladore Seward married Rachel Armstrong, daughter of Robert Armstrong and Rachel Smith.
     He was mostly known by his middle name. Name variation: Pollidore Seward.

     Frederick was an MD, graduating from NY Medical College; he worked with his father at Interpines Clinic.

     Frederick W Seward MD was born on 22 August 1845 at Goshen, Orange County, NY. He married Ella Armstrong on 27 December 1866. He married Matie Corey in 1875.
     Frederick attended Seward Institute, graduated from Union College and studied medicine at Bellevue and NY Homeopathic College. He started a practice in Middletown but because of poor health went to New Mexico in 1876 and returned in 1882. He settled in Goshen where he was in general practice until 1899 when he established Interpines. Interpines was a sanatorium for the cure of mental and nervous diseases. Info from Headley, Hist. Orange County, p 944.

     Mary Augusta Seward married DeWitt Clinton Jayne MD on 20 December 1849.
     Mary placed with this family from info on P183 Hist Orange County. Married name: Jayne.

     Samuel Swezy Seward M.D. was born on 5 December 1768 at Hardyston, Sussex County, NJ. He married Mary Jennings in 1795. He died in 1849.
     Dr. Seward had a large mercantile business and an extensive practice. He served a term in the Assembly in 1804 and was a county court judge for 17 years. In 1846 he established the Seward Institute in Florida, NY.