The name Seton is well-suited to a male. The name is of Old English origin, meaning "sea settlement." Seton is an uncommon male first name. The name does marginally well as a surname.
Elizabeth Bayley (1774-1821) or "Mother Seton," a widow having five children embraced the Catholic faith in the year 1805, and founded the religious order "Sisters of Charity" in the year 1809. She is the first native born American to be canonized (declared as a "saint" post death) in the year 1975.
Ernest Thompson Seton (1860-1946) was a British-born American writer and artist. His works include the story collection "Wild animals that I have known." Glenn Seton is the name of an Australian racing driver. Name analysts believe people with the surname "Seton" have a risk taking ability.
Elizabeth Bayley (1774-1821) or "Mother Seton," a widow having five children embraced the Catholic faith in the year 1805, and founded the religious order "Sisters of Charity" in the year 1809. She is the first native born American to be canonized (declared as a "saint" post death) in the year 1975.
Ernest Thompson Seton (1860-1946) was a British-born American writer and artist. His works include the story collection "Wild animals that I have known." Glenn Seton is the name of an Australian racing driver. Name analysts believe people with the surname "Seton" have a risk taking ability.
