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George Frederick Tweedy

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George Frederick Tweedy of Swan, Hunter and Wigham Richardson

1874 July 12th. Baptised at Monkwearmouth the son of John Tweedy and his wife Mary

1901 Living at Kelso House, Jesmond: John Tweedy (age 50 born Ulgham), Director Shipbuilding Works. With his wife Margaret E. Tweedy (age 38 born Newcastle) and their children; George F. Tweedy (age 26 born Sunderland), Manager Marine Engine Works; Herbert J. Tweedy (age 25 born Sunderland), Manager Shipbuilding Office; Alice E. Tweedy (age 13 born Walker); Annie D. Tweedy (age 11 born Walker); and Ivan M. Tweedy (age 7 born Newcastle). Four servants.[1]

1911 Living at The Noak, Jesmond Park E., Newcastle upon Tyne:


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  1. ↑ 1901 Census
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