This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Seely Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/BZB.2ACI/734 Message Board Post: Source: Ancestry.com 1850 Ohio Census, Lake Co. Painesville Dist. No. 85, online Line 34 Dwelling 286, Family 289 Ira Seely, 68, M, [W], Carpenter $2000, born Ct [Connecticut] Alice, 63, F, [W], born Ct [Connecticut] Louisa, 32, F, [W], born Ohio Mary A., 27, F, [W], born Ohio Note: the race column was empty for the entire page, I assume this implies all on that page were "white". The online index led one to Image 37 but this family is actually on Image 38. I am chasing all Ira Seely, Seeley, Selee men hoping to find the father of my Peter Selee (var) (b. 1836). If anyone knows the above family or any male children named Peter, I would like to communicate. I am also interested in migration patterns and various surname spelling variations.

I am looking for info on a Nancy Seely (spelling variation) who lived in Ohio about this timeframe. Sincerely, Mike Peterson ------------ Source: Ancestry.com 1850 Ohio Census, Lake Co. Painesville Dist. No. 85, online Line 34 Dwelling 286, Family 289 Ira Seely, 68, M, [W], Carpenter $2000, born Ct [Connecticut] Alice, 63, F, [W], born Ct [Connecticut] Louisa, 32, F, [W], born Ohio Mary A., 27, F, [W], born Ohio Note: the race column was empty for the entire page, I assume this implies all on that page were "white". The online index led one to Image 37 but this family is actually on Image 38. I am chasing all Ira Seely, Seeley, Selee men hoping to find the father of my Peter Selee (var) (b. 1836). If anyone knows the above family or any male children named Peter, I would like to communicate. I am also interested in migration patterns and various surname spelling variations.