Record Series and Collections

1835

Recorded Copy Reference: RB-23/422 (RB = Record Book.)

Original: AR (The original will is in the North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh.)

Location where will was filed and probated: Wake County

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1858

Recorded Copy Reference: RB-30/534 (RB = Record Book.)

Original: AR (The original will is in the North Carolina State Archives, Raleigh.)

Location where will was filed and probated: Wake County

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1911 - 1993

A photograph of the twins Ellen and Henry Seawell being held by unidentified black nannies at Panther Rocks, a house built in the early 1900's by J. L. and Pearl Seawell on land of The Oaks Plantation (near Knightdale). Two unidentified children are ...

[ca. 1920 - 1994 ]

Monument of Henry Seawell (circa 1772- 1835). Judge and Family Members Reinterred from North Tarboro Road to Oakwood Cemetery in 1977.

1798 - 1999

Photograph from an engraving shows a formal portrait of Henry Seawell (1774-1835), State Attorney General, 1803-1808.

1914 - 1993

View of group at Hinton Family Reunion, Clay Hill house, ca. 1914, including Pearl Seawell, Joseph L. Seawell, Octavia Jones Carver (Pearl's mother), Richard Seawell, Ellen Seawell, and Henry Seawell.

1908 - 1993

Portrait of Henry Seawell, taken between 1908-1910, who was brother of Edward C. Seawell and son of Joseph Lacey and Pearl Carver Seawell.

1993

An undated photograph of the interior of the front hall at 566 East Hargett Street in Raleigh. The photograph shows a bust of Judge Henry Seawell, a table, and a mirror.

1904 - 1993

View of children on the porch of Eleazer Reed Colburn's house at Hargett Street, Raleigh. The children are Ellen C. Seawell, Daisy Smith, Edward C. Seawell, Ellen Colburn Seawell, and Henry Seawell taken ca. 1904.

[ca. 1911 - 1993 ]

A photograph of the Seawell family at Hinton Graveyard, near Knightdale around 1916 Pictured left to right are: Bessie Hinton Seawell, Pearl C. Seawell, Kenan Seawell (child), Jos. L. Seawell, Octavia Seawell (infant), Henry Seawell (tallest boy), ...