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424 DEBRETT S ILLUSTRATED PEERAGE. Seaham, Viscount, title borne by the Marquess of Londonderry, (see Londonderry.) He hopes in adverse fortune. SEATON, BARON. (COLBORNE.) JAMES COLBORNE, 2nd Baron. Born 1815 ; succeeded his father in 1863 ; was educated at Eton, at Sandhurst, and at Trinity College, Cambridge ; entered the Army, 1834, became Lieut. 1838, Capt. 1841, Major 1858, Lieut.-Col. 1856, and Col. 1860; placed on half-pay 1850; was Aide-de-Camp to his father during the Canadian Rebellion, and Military Secre- tary in Ireland, 185560 : married (1851) the Hon. Charlotte de Burgh, 2nd daughter of Ulysses, last Baron Downes, O.C.B. (this lady died, 1863), and has issue, living, Sons, Reginald John Upton, b. 1854. Frank Lionel Lydston, b. 1855. James Ulysses Graham Raymond, (twin with Charlotte), b. 1863. Daughters,-^- Elizabeth Catherine Alethea, b. 1853. Florence Cordelia Henrietta, b. 1857- Henrietta Leslie Jane, b. 1859. Alice Constantia Helen, b. 1 861. Charlotte Annette Maria, (twin with James), b. 1863. Brothers living, Francis, i. 1816. Edmund, b. 1S24. The Rev. Graham, b. 1825. John, b. 1830. Sisters living, Elizabeth. Jane, m. 1857, (Moore). Creation, Baron Seaton of Seaton, in the County of Devon, in the peerage of the United Kingdom, 1839. Srtns, Argent : on a chevron, between three bugle horns, stringed, sable, as many mul- lets of the first, on a chief embattled, gules, pendent from a riband of the last fimbriated, azure, a representation of the gold cross and clasps presented to the 1st Baron, for his distinguished services in the Peninsular war, between two mural crowns, or. (Crest, Out of a ducal coronet, or, a reindeer's head, argent, attired, gold. Supporters, Dexter, a soldier of Her Majesty's 52nd Regt. of Foot, habited and accoutred, in his exterior hand a musket, all proper ; sinister, a Canadian red Indian, holding in his dexter hand a toma- hawk, and in the exterior a spear, all proper. Seat, Berthouse, Athy, (co.) Kildare, Ireland. Town Residence, 3o, Albany, Piccadilly, W. Clubs, Army and Navy, United Service. SEATON, Baron, His lordship's predecessor was his father, John Col- horne, P.C G C B. G.C.H. G.C.M.G. K.T.S. He was b. 1777 ; was educated at Winchester ; entered the Army, 1/95, served in Egypt, 1801, and afterwards throughout the Peninsular war ; at Waterloo his decisive movement with the 52nd Regiment had great influence on the fortunes of the day. He was a Field Marshal in the Army, Col. of the 2nd Life Guards, and Commander of the Forces. Filled the offices of Gov.-Gen. in Canada; Lieut.-Gov. of Upper Canada, and of Guernsey, Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Isles, and Com- mander of the Forces in Ireland. Was raised to the peerage in 1839: m. June 21, 1814, Elizabeth, daughter of the Rev. J. Yonge, of Puslinch, Devonshire, Rector of Newton Ferrers; and d. April 17, 1863, having had issue five sous and three daughters.