William H. Seward

William H. Seward, Jr. was a Greek demigod son of Hebe and a former governor of New York.

The Last Olympian
During the Battle of Manhattan, Annabeth activated a statue of William H. Seward in Madison Square Park. It was the first statue she activated. It was a celestial bronze statue on a red marble pedestal. The William Seward statue was sitting in a chair, legs crossed, wearing an old-fashioned suit,—Abraham Lincoln style—and a bow tie and long coattails. Books were piled under his chair, and he held a writing quill in one hand, big metal sheet of parchment in the other.

The statue was one of many that Daedalus had created, to either attack or defend the Olympian gods, depending on which he needed to do to survive. He continued waking the other automatons as he was instructed to do.