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thomas seward
(d.c.1406) of Shaftesbury, Dorset
(b. 1301)
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john seward
English schoolmaster, grammarian and poet
(b. 1365)
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mary seward
(born 1652)
(b. 1652)
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thomas seward
English clergyman and writer
(b. 1708)
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anna seward
English Romantic poet (1742-1809), GB
(b. 1747)
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william seward
English collector of anecdotes
(b. 1747)
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william seward
Seward, William (1711–1740), promoter of Methodism and friend of George Whitefield
(b. 1711)
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william seward
(1712-1782)
(b. 1712)
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thomas seward
(born 1730)
(b. 1730)
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william h. seward
American lawyer and politician (1801-1872), US
(b. 1801)
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frances adeline seward
First Lady of New York, US
(b. 1805)
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james lindsay seward
American politician (1813-1886), US
(b. 1813)
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samuel s. seward
American lawyer and politician, US
(b. 1768)
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phebe seward
10 Dec 1771 -
(b. 1771)
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john grove seward
(1775-1825)
(b. 1775)
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) , worldwide, is a common cognomen. The family name Seward is habitual in Liberia, where it is quite a rare surname, the United States, and the United Kingdom. In absolute terms, this name is the most popular in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada. Very seldom, Seward is the forename as well as the last name.