Medal commemorating the Admiral of the Fleet, Sir George Seymour (1787-1870) | Royal Museums Greenwich
Admiral of the Fleet Sir George Francis Seymour (1787-1870) | Royal Museums Greenwich
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Papers Past | Newspapers | Lyttelton Times | 11 January 1851 | THE "SIR GEORGE SEYMOUR."
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The magazine of American history with notes and queries. ers of service from Sir Charles Wood, First Lord of theAdmiralty. The Chevalier Pappallardo, American vice-consul at Ports-mouth, came also in the
Sir George Hamilton Seymour (1797-1880) diplomat - Government Art Collection
Sir George Seymour – the 3rd Ship | Discover The Delights Of Peeling Back History
50th Fencible Reunion showing some of the first settlers who arrived on the "Si... | eHive
Sir Robert Sale, Sir George Seymour, Susan, Thames, Westminster, William Nicol, Woodbridge
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![The Canterbury Colonists - scene at Gravesend [in Kent], on Monday, 1850. Settlers bound for New Zealand. A dinner was given '...in the fields adjoining Wate's Hotel...the hotel itself not being able](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2J3H7M8/the-canterbury-colonists-scene-at-gravesend-in-kent-on-monday-1850-settlers-bound-for-new-zealand-a-dinner-was-given-in-the-fields-adjoining-wates-hotelthe-hotel-itself-not-being-able-to-accommodate-so-large-a-partya-regular-fair-appearing-to-have-sprung-up-on-the-spur-of-the-momentthis-first-squadron-for-the-new-colony-consists-of-four-vessels-the-sir-george-seymour-the-cressy-the-charlotte-jane-and-the-randolph-which-will-convey-about-600-passengers-out-to-their-new-homes-the-settlement-was-to-be-peopled-by-those-who-are-of-one-faith-members-of-the-english-2J3H7M8.jpg "The Canterbury Colonists - scene at Gravesend [in Kent], on Monday, 1850. Settlers bound for New Zealand. A dinner was given '...in the fields adjoining Wate's Hotel...the hotel itself not being able")
The Canterbury Colonists - scene at Gravesend [in Kent], on Monday, 1850. Settlers bound for New Zealand. A dinner was given '...in the fields adjoining Wate's Hotel...the hotel itself not being able
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