Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Seymour, Henry D. February 14, 1915
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Virginian Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark February 15, 1915

                  MOTORMAN DROPS DEAD IN BOARDING HOUSE
         Henry D. Seymour Expires Of Heart Disease While In Bath Room

Henry D. Seymour, a motorman on the Bay Shore division of the Virginia Railway 
and Power Company, and a former member of the Norfolk police department, dropped 
dead in the bathroom of the boarding house, 603 Plume street, yesterday 
afternoon.  Heart disease was given as the cause of death, by Dr. R.S. Kight, 
city coroner, who examined the body.
Coming off duty a few minutes before, Seymour was seen to go in the bathroom 
about 3 o'clock. Soon afterwards another boarder found Seymour lying on the 
floor with his unlighted pipe beside him.  He had already expired.
The police were notified and Detective Connors was put on the case.  He learned 
that Seymour had been complaining of a pain in the left side for several days.  
He was unmarried and was 58 years old.  The body was turned over to a funeral 
director.
The funeral will take place Tuesday at 11 a.m. from H.C. Smith's funeral 
apartments, 306 Bank street.  He leaves one sister, Miss Elizabeth Seymour and 
one brother, F.D. Seymour.
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SEYMORE - Suddenly, Sunday, February 14, 1915, at 3:05 p.m., HENRY D. SEYMORE, 
aged 58 years.
The funeral will take place from the funeral apartments of H.C. Smith, 306 Bank 
street, TUESDAY MORNING, February 16, at 11 o'clock.  Friends of the family 
invited to attend.  Interment Cedar Grove Cemetery.  

Virginian Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark February 16, 1915
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The funeral of Henry D. Seymour took place at 11 o'clock yesterday morning from 
H.C. Smith's funeral apartments, 306 Bank street.  Rev. J. Truman Anderson, 
pastor of the Park Avenue Baptist Church, conducted the services.  There were 
beautiful flowers, among them a standing wreath from the employees of the 
Virginia Railway and Power Company.  Interment was in Cedar Grove Cemetery and 
the pallbearers were A.M. McIver, C.D. Northington, Henry Boole, James Kegebein, 
George Dixson, W.H. Etheridge.

Virginian Pilot and The Norfolk Landmark February 17, 1915

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Cedar Grove

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