This 10 yr old Henry Jr was sent first to Holland after the death of his parents and was later apprenticed to William Scapes of Yarmouth, England where he was to learn the merchant trade. Correspondence from England mentions his ill health, recovery and education. A deposition reports him deceased by 16 Aug 1672 and his sister Ann (Sewell) Mason, the wife of Lemuel, as the sole heir [NEHGR v47, p70]. See Also: a Jamestown Society article "Henry Seawell" by Lyn Hart at http://www.jamestowne.org/seawell-henry.html
He probably died between 1662-1672.
He probably died between 1662-1672.
This 10 yr old Henry Jr was sent first to Holland after the death of his parents and was later apprenticed to William Scapes of Yarmouth, England where he was to learn the merchant trade. Correspondence from England mentions his ill health, recovery and education. A deposition reports him deceased by 16 Aug 1672 and his sister Ann (Sewell) Mason, the wife of Lemuel, as the sole heir [NEHGR v47, p70]. See Also: a Jamestown Society article "Henry Seawell" by Lyn Hart at http://www.jamestowne.org/seawell-henry.html
He probably died between 1662-1672.
He probably died between 1662-1672.
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