This site contains a narrative of the descendants of John Seawright. John and his family lived in County Down, Ireland in the early 1800's. He established a homestead in Gransha, Dromara with land leased from Lord Viscount Dungannon in 1805. The image below shows his smudged signature from the 1805 land deed.
That original land is still believed to be in the possession of John's descendants.
The research follows family members who emigrated to Scotland around 1850, and then to Canada in the early 1900's. The emigration from Ireland also coincides with the spelling change of the family surname, shifting to the "Seright" variation. It was here, in Glasgow, that the family cemetery plot was established in the district of Cathcart.
A total of six generations are followed, with photos and illustrative links provided where available.
A genealogy listing of this magnitude is made possible only through the generous contributions of numerous family members. Many thanks are owed to these cousins for their genealogy research and documentation efforts.
Seright Genealogy Hall of Fame
| Jim Busby | Tracey Busby | Margie Davison | Howard Haig |
| Leonard Haig | Deanna Leach | Lori Paskuski | Delaina Sadler |
| Alexander Seright | Dalton Seright | Douglas Seright | Ian Seright |
| Sam Seright | Melanie Smerek |
We'd be pleased to hear from other researchers of these families. You can contact us at roselylemc@gmail.com.
Do you have a particular individual who you are searching for? While the narrative links at the right provide more details on the family research, the raw database of deceased individuals is also available. Try this ... the "McClelland and Related Families Database" pages have an index of all individuals ...