In 1910 he lives in Wheeler County, Texas, just west of his brother Perry Jacob in Beckham County, Oklahoma.
In the Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana city directories he is listed as a painter in 1912, not listed in 1914 but listed as a Machine Hand at Swayne-Robinson in 1916.
Owned a store at 103 North 5th street in Richmond in the early 1920s. It was the Gem Coffee Parlor and then a cigar store. It was also his residence at that time.
In 1925 he is divorced. He works as a printer and lives with his daughter at 121 1/2 North 7th street. About 1930 he starts working at the Leland Hotel. The hotel opened in 1928 and is a historical landmark in Richmond.
The Palladium Item (Richmond, Wayne Co., Indiana)
December 1,1950
William L. Seaney, 70 years old, died Friday morning at the Reid Memorial hospital after a brief illness. He resided at 405 South Twelfth street and was employed by the Leland hotel for 20 years.
Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Lucille McCann of Toledo; three brothers, Pleasant and Leslie of Richmond and Perry of Erie (Actually Erick), Okla..
Funeral services for Mr. Seaney will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o,clock with Rev. Raymond Harris officiating.
Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday afternoon and evening.
In the Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana city directories he is listed as a painter in 1912, not listed in 1914 but listed as a Machine Hand at Swayne-Robinson in 1916.
Owned a store at 103 North 5th street in Richmond in the early 1920s. It was the Gem Coffee Parlor and then a cigar store. It was also his residence at that time.
In 1925 he is divorced. He works as a printer and lives with his daughter at 121 1/2 North 7th street. About 1930 he starts working at the Leland Hotel. The hotel opened in 1928 and is a historical landmark in Richmond.
The Palladium Item (Richmond, Wayne Co., Indiana)
December 1,1950
William L. Seaney, 70 years old, died Friday morning at the Reid Memorial hospital after a brief illness. He resided at 405 South Twelfth street and was employed by the Leland hotel for 20 years.
Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Lucille McCann of Toledo; three brothers, Pleasant and Leslie of Richmond and Perry of Erie (Actually Erick), Okla..
Funeral services for Mr. Seaney will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o,clock with Rev. Raymond Harris officiating.
Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday afternoon and evening.
In 1910 he lives in Wheeler County, Texas, just west of his brother Perry Jacob in Beckham County, Oklahoma.
In the Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana city directories he is listed as a painter in 1912, not listed in 1914 but listed as a Machine Hand at Swayne-Robinson in 1916.
Owned a store at 103 North 5th street in Richmond in the early 1920s. It was the Gem Coffee Parlor and then a cigar store. It was also his residence at that time.
In 1925 he is divorced. He works as a printer and lives with his daughter at 121 1/2 North 7th street. About 1930 he starts working at the Leland Hotel. The hotel opened in 1928 and is a historical landmark in Richmond.
The Palladium Item (Richmond, Wayne Co., Indiana)
December 1,1950
William L. Seaney, 70 years old, died Friday morning at the Reid Memorial hospital after a brief illness. He resided at 405 South Twelfth street and was employed by the Leland hotel for 20 years.
Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Lucille McCann of Toledo; three brothers, Pleasant and Leslie of Richmond and Perry of Erie (Actually Erick), Okla..
Funeral services for Mr. Seaney will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o,clock with Rev. Raymond Harris officiating.
Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday afternoon and evening.
In the Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana city directories he is listed as a painter in 1912, not listed in 1914 but listed as a Machine Hand at Swayne-Robinson in 1916.
Owned a store at 103 North 5th street in Richmond in the early 1920s. It was the Gem Coffee Parlor and then a cigar store. It was also his residence at that time.
In 1925 he is divorced. He works as a printer and lives with his daughter at 121 1/2 North 7th street. About 1930 he starts working at the Leland Hotel. The hotel opened in 1928 and is a historical landmark in Richmond.
The Palladium Item (Richmond, Wayne Co., Indiana)
December 1,1950
William L. Seaney, 70 years old, died Friday morning at the Reid Memorial hospital after a brief illness. He resided at 405 South Twelfth street and was employed by the Leland hotel for 20 years.
Survivors are one daughter, Mrs. Lucille McCann of Toledo; three brothers, Pleasant and Leslie of Richmond and Perry of Erie (Actually Erick), Okla..
Funeral services for Mr. Seaney will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o,clock with Rev. Raymond Harris officiating.
Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday afternoon and evening.
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