Kendall  Co TX -  COLONEL E. SEABAD
 
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Dallas Morning News 17 Mar 1894 page 3 
 
MORTUARY 
 
COLONEL E. SEABAD
 
BOERNE, Tex., March 13 - - Colonel E. Seabad, who came here in September of last year, died this morning at 2 o'clock and was buried this afternoon in the Boerne Cemetery. He was one of the Hungarian patriots who clung to Louis Kessuth and shared with him his later misfortunes. In 1853 he landed in London, afterward became an American citizen and took no mean part as a union officer in the late war. Since then he has made several trips to Europe and came from Italy last year and took up his residence with an old friend here, Mr. Duveneck, feeling that his days were drawing to a close. He was an author of some repute on military, historical and financial subjects. What he had he has we understand, bequeathed to Mr. Duveneck.