Edward Seager [SEP] conflict
Edward Seager
Lieutenant-General Edward Seager (1812–1883) was a British Army officer who served in the Crimean War and in the Indian Mutiny.
Seager, was born on 11 June 1812, and, after serving in the ranks for nine years and one hundred and eighty-eight days from 1832, became a cornet of the 8th Light Dragoons on 17 September 1841. He was adjutant from 5 October 1841 to 25 October 1854, being gazetted lieutenant on 29 June 1843, captain on 26 October 1851, and major
Edward Seager (asylum superintendent)
Edward William Seager (8 May 1828 – 14 July 1922) was a notable New Zealand policeman, gaoler and asylum superintendent. He was born in London, London, England in 1828.
Career.
Seager began his career as a porter in a London law firm. After the death of his mother Seager began work as a policeman and assistant immigration officer under the tutelage of an old friend James Edward Fitzgerald. Because Seager lacked a solid education and social status he found difficulty in