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Anna Maria Seymour

1692 – 1723

English actress

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About Anna Maria Seymour

Lived 1692 – 1723 (aged 30–31). Anna Maria Seymour was an English and British actor.

Anna Maria Seymour or Mrs Seymour (c. 1692 – 10 July 1723) was a British actress.

Life Seymour is first heard of in 1717 when she appeared at Drury Lane in The Scowrers. She took leading roles in Richard III and Hamlet with Lacy Ryan as well as appearing with James Quin in Othello and with him as Lady Macbeth. In 1718-19 she moved to John Rich's theatre at Lincoln's Inn Fields to take leading roles.

Her most noted role was as Marianne in Elijah Fenton's play of the same name. Her final appearance was with her future husband on 7 June 1723. She married Anthony Boheme who was also a leading actor in 1723 and she was said to have been lost to the profession. However the marriage did not last the year as she died in Norwich only months after her wedding. Boheme went on to marry again.

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1692
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Mrs Seymour

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Anna Maria Seymour?

English actress

When was Anna Maria Seymour born?

Anna Maria Seymour was born in 1692.

When did Anna Maria Seymour die?

Anna Maria Seymour died on 10 July 1723 in Norfolk.

What was Anna Maria Seymour's occupation?

Anna Maria Seymour was an actor.

What nationality was Anna Maria Seymour?

Anna Maria Seymour was English and British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Anna Maria Seymour

· Wikidata: Q19977080

· DBpedia: Anna Maria Seymour

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