Seymour Wiltshire

Seymour Wiltshire (September 9, 1890 – 1944), was a jazz musician raised in Cambridge, England. The son of Nancy Wiltshire and Earl Mundy, Seymour experienced bullying and torture in his teen years, which led to depression. In 1904, he recorded a piece for his elementary teacher and was heavily applauded. He began playing instruments at age 19 and was subsequently honored by the Yearly Jazz Festivals. Seymour died of a Cerebrovascular disease or similar in 1944.

Personal life
Wiltshire impregnated a hooker in 1906. He preceded to flee the country once he was caught red handed on the Cambridge streets but it failed as he was shot by police officers and taken into custody.

In 1913, he married Julia Pattison and together had one child. They divorced a couple years later.