SEAMER, (Yorkshire, N.R.) S. W. of Scarborough, formerly bel. to the Piercies Es. of Northumberland; and is the place
where a rebellion broke out in the R. of Edw. VI. which was loun quieted by the K's pardon of all, but the ringleaders.
Seamer-Hall, a seat of the D. of Leeds, and Seamer-Beacon lie on the N. side of it.