Apparently, Seagoe's appear in a book that details the people that shaped the New Hebrides islands. Vanuata is midway between Australia and the Fiji Islands. His wife Sheila, has been searching Scottish records, following-up on the Scottish Seago's mentioned in last month's news. Patricia Gyabronka contacted us in April with a query about a Sarah Anne Seago who married a George Thomas Hastings in 1846. We were able to send her some details relating to the YE tree.
Further contact is awaited.
The number of entries in the Group's Main Index continues to grow - there are now over 4,870 entries for Seago events. The most recent and largest additions come courtesy of Alan Smith in Canada, who sent me a spreadsheet record of Seago births in England for the years 1953 to 1983 - a total of approx. These searches have brought to light a few new references and confirmed many others. The Scots Origins web site is a pay site that allows searches of many Scottish records for a flat fee of 6. Transcription indexes have been published for Lowestoft and Kirkley cemeteries in Suffolk on the Internet.