Henry Seawell

Henry Seawell (alternatively spelled Sewell) (born c. 1610 - died c. 1644)^[1] was an American colonial politician, merchant, and landowner. He was a member of the Virginian House of Burgesses. Sewell's Point is named for Seawell.^[2]

He was burgess for Elizabeth City in 1632 and for Norfork County in 1639.^[2]

Seawell married Alice and had a son named Henry Seawell (born May 1, 1639; died 1672) and a daughter Anne Seawell (born c. 1634).^[2] Anne married Lemuel Mason, also a member of the House of Burgesses.^[1]

Family of Henry Seawell

Henry Seawell

Alice

Anne Seawell

Anne Mason

William Kendall III

References

^ ^a ^b Cabell, James Branch (1915). The Majors and Their Marriages. W. C. Hill Printing Company. p. 47.
^ ^a ^b ^c Tyler, Lyon Gardiner; Morton, Richard Lee (1896). The William and Mary Quarterly, Volume 4. William and Mary College. p. 173.

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[Cabell-1] Cabell, James Branch (1915). The Majors and Their Marriages. W. C. Hill Printing Company. p. 47.

[Tyler-2] Tyler, Lyon Gardiner; Morton, Richard Lee (1896). The William and Mary Quarterly, Volume 4. William and Mary College. p. 173.

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