Isabel Seymour

Isabel Marion Seymour (1882–1963) was an English suffragette who was employed by the Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU). She undertook speaking tours in Europe. She later became a local councillor in Hampshire.

Life Seymour was born in 1882 in Middlesex in England. Her parents were Charles and Marion Seymour.

Seymour was introduced to the Women's Social and Political Union by her close friends Frederick Pethick Lawrence and Emmeline Pethick Lawrence. She was employed by the WSPU as hospitality secretary in September 1906. She was involved in administering the accommodation and bail that was required by WSPU members,

Seymour was a fluent and confident speaker in English and German and she spoke at a meeting of the Prussian National Association for Women's Suffrage in Germany on the on behalf of the WSPU.

Seymour later moved to Canada for eight years but she returned to the UK. She became a county councillor for Hampshire. She died in 1963.