SGS Announcements

Seeley Genealogical Society - Grand Rapids, MI Reunion 2013

Gathered inside for photos

Seeley Genealogical Society - Horseheads, NY Reunion 2011

Gathered outside for photos

Seeley Genealogical Society - Salt Lake City, UT Reunion 2009
The Salt Lake City 2009 Reunion

Gathered poolside for photos

The rest of the story can be found in the November 2009 Newsletter

Seeley Genealogical Society - Cromwell, CT Reunion 2007
The Cromwell 2007 Reunion

Gathered poolside for photos

The rest of the story can be found in the November 2007 Newsletter

Seeley Genealogical Society - Abilene, KS Reunion 2005
The Abilene 2005 Reunion

This wouldn't be complete without a picture and mention of the oldest and youngest attendees.

We were there, bought the hat, shirt, and the beautiful tote bag!

The rest of the story can be found in the November 2005 Newsletter


"SEELEY FAMILY REUNION -- Jim Seeley, president of the Seeley Genealogical Society, spoke to members of the Seeley family Thursday morning at the Abilene Civic Center. A large contingent of Seeley Genealogical Society members and their families from across the United States arrived for a reunion in Abilene on Wednesday and will stay through Sunday. While visiting Abilene, the group will take tours of the Seelye Mansion and Abilene, conduct a business meeting and dine at several local resturants. (Photo by Dena O'Dell)"
SGS 2004 Trip to Seeley's England
The Group on The Big Trip

Been there, bought the hat, shirt, and coffee mug!
The rest of the story can be found in the November issue of the SGS Newsletter.
And for those that missed the Newsletter, try here

SGS 2003 Reunion in Williamsburg, VA
The Group At The Reunion

More of the story is HERE!


The Seelye Mansion

Seelye's Medicine Store

Seelye's Medicine Wagon

            The Seelye Mansion is a gorgeous Georgian-style home that was built in Abilene, Kansas, in 1904 from the profits of "patent medicines." The Patent Medicine Museum contains many artifacts of the A.B. Seelye Medical Company. Founded in 1890, more than 100 products were sold. Dr. Seelye had a soaring business, marketing his "cure-alls" through 14 states. His most famous "cure-alls " were Wasa-Tusa, Fro-zona, and Ner-vena. He had a sales force of 400 strong peddling his tonics, and with the income from his business set out to build the finest home in Kansas. His wife contracted a prominent New York architect to design the home after she saw an example of the architect's work in a trade magazine. The Seelye Mansion has twenty-five rooms including eleven bedrooms, a ballroom, a library, a very spacious kitchen, a beautiful elegent dining room, a music room with gold french furniture and a Steinway grand piano.

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