The Passaic valley, New Jersey, in three . tioni EdmundIreeiiian, his seventhlineal ancestor, whowas adniitled to the Ceneral Court at riynionlh, ^fass., and to whom, with tenother immijirants, was granted liberty to choose a i)lacefoi permanent homes for ilnMiiselves and their selected the Town of Siuelwicii. Edmund Freemanwas assistant to (io\ernor Itradtord for six years, and diedin 1()S2, leaviui; a dauuhlcr Alice and I wo sons, John andEdmund, liotii of whom marvie(l dauiihters of WilliamPrince, who was (iovern( r of .Massadiu^-etts at that Edmund had a
The Passaic valley, New Jersey, in three . tioni EdmundIreeiiian, his seventhlineal ancestor, whowas adniitled to the Ceneral Court at riynionlh, ^fass., and to whom, with tenother immijirants, was granted liberty to choose a i)lacefoi permanent homes for ilnMiiselves and their selected the Town of Siuelwicii. Edmund Freemanwas assistant to (io\ernor Itradtord for six years, and diedin 1()S2, leaviui; a dauuhlcr Alice and I wo sons, John andEdmund, liotii of whom marvie(l dauiihters of WilliamPrince, who was (iovern( r of .Massadiu^-etts at that Edmund had a son l fifth of that name, who was liradnated from HarvardColle^iic in 173;?, and died at IMansheld, Conn., in February,ISOO, leavins; seven sons and a (huiiihter. some of whom be-came distinguished in ]i\iblic life. One of these sons,. FREDERICK SKYMOUR. 372 THE PASSAIC VALLEY Stephen Freeman, was the grandfather of the subject of thissketch. He married Clarissa Thompson, daughter ofJoseph Thompson, of Mansfiehl, Conn. Frederick Seymour was educated in the Whitneys PointHigh School, at Yale College in the class of 1881 in theacademic department, and at the Columbia Law was admitted to the bar in September, 1882, from whichtime to the present he has practiced law in the City of NewYork, achieving an enviable distinction in corporation lawand in contested litigation of the greatest moment. He hasalways taken a leading position at the bar, having the en-tire confidence and respect both of the bench and of hisassociates. In April, 1899, dissolving other associations, he, with hisbrother, John S. Seymour, of Washinston and New York,and Eugene M. Harmon, of Cincinnati and New York, organ-ized the law firm of Seymour, Seymour & Harmon, withoffices at 40 Wall Street, New York City. John S. Sey-mours associates
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