The Descendants of Thomas Tweedy and Ann Wildon


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The Descendants of Thomas Tweedy and Ann Wildon

Generation No. 1

1. THOMAS2 TWEEDY (TWEEDY1)1 was born Abt. 1783 in Yorkshire, England2, and died December 14, 1864 in Pownal Point [Gallas Point], Lot 50, PEI3. He married ANN WILDON4 December 05, 1811 in Huttons Ambo, Yorkshire, England4, daughter of THOMAS WILDON and SUSANNAH. She was born December 01, 1782 in Yorkshire, England, and died June 09, 1863 in Pownal Point [Gallas Point], Lot 50, PEI5.

Notes for THOMAS TWEEDY:

Yorkshire - Malton Messenger, 21 Jan 1865 - On the 24th Dec. 1864, at Cherry Valley, Prince Edward Island, B.N. America, Mr Thomas TWEEDY, aged 81 years. The deceased emigrated from Welburn, near Castle Howard, in 1831.

Examiner, January 16, 1865, p. 3: "At Pownal Point, on 14th December last, Mr. Thomas Tweedy, Senr., aged 81 years."

Tombstone side 1: In memory of Thomas Tweedy, a native of Yorkshire, England, died 14 December 1864 ae 82 years. Also his wife Ann died 9 June 1863 ae 82. "For the heavens shall vanish away like smoke, and the earth shall wax old, like a garment, and they that dwelt therein shall die in like manner, but my salvation shall be forever saith the lord." Isaiah 51. 6

Side 2: William Wildon a native of Yorkshire d. 24 January 1859 ae 79. Side 3: Sarah Sivers a native of Yorkshire d. August 1872 ae 68.

"Thomas Tweedy went back to England the year following his emigration and brought all his family except Matthew the eldest son who aquired the Tweedy brewery and farm at Thirsk, Yorkshire. Matthew's son later emigrated to PEI. Thomas settled in what was then Gallas Point in Earnscliffe."- Family information

"The Tweedys first appeared in Cherry Valley and Vernon River [sic- they first settled in Earnscliffe]. Four brothers and two sisters came from Yorkshire, of an ancient lineage. Their ancestors were brewers. They brought advanced standards of education and farming methods. They were excellent Yorkshire pioneers." - Distilled from "Hebridean Pioneers" by Malcolm A. MacQueen

More About THOMAS TWEEDY:

Burial: Christ Church Anglican Cemetery, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI

Census: 1841, Church of England Farmer, Lot 50

Emigration: 1831, England to PEI6 In 1853 he bought his leashold in Earnscliffe from proprietor Thomas Heath Haviland.

Thomas Tweedy�s will can be read here.

Notes for ANN WILDON:

Examiner, 15 Jun 1863, p. 3: "DIED- At Pownal Point, on the 9th instant, Ann, beloved wife of Mr. Thomas Tweedy Sr., aged 83 years"

More About ANN WILDON:

Baptism: December 02, 1782, North Otterington, Yorkshire, England

Burial: Christ Church Anglican Cemetery, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI

Children of THOMAS TWEEDY and ANN WILDON are:

2. i. MATTHEW3 TWEEDY, b. September 21, 1812, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England; d. June 1877, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England.

ii. JOHN TWEEDY, b. 1815, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England8; d. October 20, 1888, May Point [Lewis Point], Lot 33, PEI9.

More About JOHN TWEEDY:

Baptism: February 12, 1815, Bulmer, Yorkshire, England10

Burial: October 22, 1888, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI

3. iii. GEORGE TWEEDY, b. March 10, 1817, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England; d. October 09, 1901, West Royalty, PEI.

4. iv. ANN TWEEDY, b. June 09, 1819, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England; d. January 03, 1907, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI.

5. v. THOMAS TWEEDY, b. May 19, 1822, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England; d. August 09, 1913, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI.

6. vi. JOSEPH TWEEDY, b. 1825, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England; d. July 16, 1895, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI.

Generation No. 2

2. MATTHEW3 TWEEDY (THOMAS2, TWEEDY1)10 was born September 21, 1812 in Thirsk, Yorkshire, England, and died June 1877 in Thirsk, Yorkshire, England11. He married (1) MARY SMITH June 1857 in Thirsk, Yorkshire, England11. She was born 181212, and died February 02, 1861 in Thirsk, Yorkshire, England13. He married (2) MARY STEADMAN Abt. 1862. She was born 182914, and died June 1867 in Thirsk, Yorkshire, England15.

More About MATTHEW TWEEDY:

Baptism: September 27, 1812, Huttons Ambo, Yorkshire, England

Occupation: 1879, Brewer, maltster & farmer, Long Street, Thirsk 16

Notes for MARY SMITH:

Malton Messenger, 9 Feb 1861: On the 2nd inst., at Thirsk, Mary, the wife of M. Tweedy, brewer and Maltster.

Children of MATTHEW TWEEDY and MARY SMITH are:

7. i. THOMAS4 TWEEDY, b. July 05, 1858, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England; d. December 13, 1895, Long Street, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England.

8. ii. GEORGE TWEEDY, b. April 13, 1860, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England; d. September 06, 1924, North River, Lot 33, PEI.

Children of MATTHEW TWEEDY and MARY STEADMAN are:

iii. MARY4 TWEEDY, b. October 04, 1863, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England18; d. February 05, 1891, Charlottetown, PEI19.

More About MARY TWEEDY:

Baptism: November 06, 1863, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England20

Burial: St Peter's Anglican Cemetery, St Peter's Road, Lot 33, PEI

Census: 1881, Long Street, Thirsk

iv. ANNE TWEEDY, b. September 01, 1864, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England20,21; m. HENRY PENNISTON, March 1892, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England22.

More About ANNE TWEEDY:

Baptism: September 18, 1864, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England

Same anne? or died single in Sep 1881?

v. ELLEN TWEEDY23, b. December 1865, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England24; d. Aft. 188125.

9. vi. WILLIAM TWEEDY, b. March 1867, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England; d. 1967.

3. GEORGE3 TWEEDY (THOMAS2, TWEEDY1) was born March 10, 1817 in Thirsk, Yorkshire, England26, and died October 09, 1901 in West Royalty, PEI27. He married (1) BETHIA REBECCA WOOD28 September 02, 1858 in May Point, Lot 33, PEI29, daughter of JAMES WOOD and ELIZABETH MABEY. She was born 1818 in Tryon, Lot 28, PEI, and died January 14, 1884 in May Point, Lot 33, PEI30. He married (2) MARY AUGUSTA BOISNER31 November 08, 188732, daughter of AUGUSTUS BOISNER and MARY MOORE. She was born August 16, 1859 in North River Royalty, PEI33,34, and died March 10, 1934 in North River, PEI35,36.

Notes for GEORGE TWEEDY:

Tombstone: In memory of Bethia Rebecca beloved wife of George Tweedy d. 14 January 1884 ae 66. Of her it may be said, blessed are the dead who die in the Lord, Yea saith the spirit for they rest from their labours. Her end was peace.

Also her husband George born in England 10 March 1817, d. 9 October 1901. He was a loving husband, a good father, a kind neighbor, a firm believer in Jesus Christ, and departed this life in the sure and certain hope of the life to come.

More About GEORGE TWEEDY:

Baptism: March 30, 1817, Bulmer, Yorkshire, England37

Burial: Christ Church Anglican Cemetery, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI

Census: 1881, Bible Christian Farmer, Charlottetown

Residence: 1858, Pownal, Lot 49, PEI

More About BETHIA REBECCA WOOD:

Burial: Christ Church Anglican Cemetery, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI

More About GEORGE TWEEDY and BETHIA WOOD:

Marriage Witnesses: Charles Binns, Joseph Tweedy. Bondsman: Theophilus DesBrisay

More About MARY AUGUSTA BOISNER:

Burial: Highfield Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Winsloe, Lot 33, PEI

Children of GEORGE TWEEDY and BETHIA WOOD are:

i. ANN ELIZABETH4 TWEEDY40, b. September 20, 1859, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI; d. September 29, 1859, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI.

More About ANN ELIZABETH TWEEDY:

Burial: Christ Church Anglican Cemetery, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI

ii. GEORGE MABEY TWEEDY41,42, b. March 16, 1861, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI; d. June 07, 1861, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI43.

More About GEORGE MABEY TWEEDY:

Baptism: June 07, 1861, Record Held St Paul's Anglican, Charlottetown

Burial: Christ Church Anglican Cemetery, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI

Cause of Death: Bronchitis

Children of GEORGE TWEEDY and MARY BOISNER are:

iii. GEORGE AUGUSTUS4 TWEEDY44, b. July 23, 1892, West Royalty, PEI; d. December 14, 1972; m. LILY MAY MARGARET MACLEAN45,46, 1919; b. June 24, 1900, Grandview, Lot 57, PEI; d. September 05, 1985, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Charlottetown, PEI47.

More About GEORGE AUGUSTUS TWEEDY:

Burial: Highfield Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Winsloe, Lot 33, PEI

Notes for LILY MAY MARGARET MACLEAN:

TWEEDY - The death occurred at the Queen Elizabeth Hosptial on Sept. 5, 1985 of Mrs. Lilly M. Tweedy, wife of the late George Tweedy of Lewis Point Road, age 85. Resting at MacLean Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. Interment in Highfield Cemetery.

More About LILY MAY MARGARET MACLEAN:

Burial: Highfield Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Winsloe, Lot 33, PEI

More About GEORGE TWEEDY and LILY MACLEAN:

Marriage license: December 30, 1919, Bondsman: Donald MacLean

iv. BETHIA MAUD TWEEDY48, b. December 1897, North River, PEI; d. July 17, 196248,49.

More About BETHIA MAUD TWEEDY:

Baptism: July 25, 1901, Record Held Highfield Presbyterian, Winsloe

Burial: Highfield Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Winsloe, Lot 33, PEI

Occupation: Nurse

4. ANN3 TWEEDY (THOMAS2, TWEEDY1) was born June 09, 1819 in Thirsk, Yorkshire, England50, and died January 03, 1907 in Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI51. She married JAMES LEWIS HAYDEN February 20, 184452, son of WILLIAM HAYDEN and MARY IRVING. He was born February 06, 1820 in Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI, and died October 17, 1899 in Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI53.

More About ANN TWEEDY:

Baptism: July 04, 1819, Bulmer, Yorkshire, England54

Burial: January 05, 1907, Christ Church Anglican Cemetery, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI

More About JAMES LEWIS HAYDEN:

Burial: October 19, 1899, Christ Church Anglican Cemetery, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI

Census: 1881, Bible Christian Farmer, Lot 50

More About JAMES HAYDEN and ANN TWEEDY:

Marriage Witnesses: John Nelson, Alexander MacMillan

Children of ANN TWEEDY and JAMES HAYDEN are:

i. ANN4 HAYDEN, b. April 26, 1846, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI.

10. ii. JOHN HAYDEN, b. December 27, 1849, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI; d. December 21, 1942, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI.

iii. MARY VIRGINIA HAYDEN56, b. June 20, 1853, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI; d. 1932, Webster's Corner, Lot 36, PEI57; m. WILLIAM WEBSTER58, December 05, 189459; b. April 17, 1838, East River, PEI60; d. 1908, Five Houses, Fort Augustus, Lot 36, PEI60.

More About MARY VIRGINIA HAYDEN:

Baptism: November 20, 1853, Record Held Pownal United Church

Burial: Mount Stewart People's Cemetery, Lot 37, PEI

More About WILLIAM WEBSTER:

Burial: Mount Stewart People's Cemetery, Lot 37, PEI

More About WILLIAM WEBSTER and MARY HAYDEN:

Marriage license: November 30, 1894, Bondsman: Frederick Herbert Beer

Witnesses: John Tweedy, Sarah Irving

5. THOMAS3 TWEEDY (THOMAS2, TWEEDY1)62 was born May 19, 1822 in Thirsk, Yorkshire, England, and died August 09, 1913 in Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI63. He married SARAH FURNESS February 17, 184864, daughter of JOHN FURNESS and ANN ROSS. She was born 1823 in Vernon Bridge, Lot 50, PEI65, and died April 08, 1894 in Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI.

More About THOMAS TWEEDY:

Burial: August 11, 1913, Vernon River Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Cause of Death: Old Age

Census: 1891, English Methodist Farmer, Lot 49

Lovell's Directory: 1871, Carriage Builder, Vernon River

McAlpine's Directory: 1881, Carriage Manufacturer, Vernon River

More About THOMAS TWEEDY and SARAH FURNESS:

Marriage Witnesses: James Hayden, John Furness, James L. Hayden

Children of THOMAS TWEEDY and SARAH FURNESS are:

11. i. ANN4 TWEEDY, b. September 04, 1849, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI; d. 1917, Vernon Bridge, Lot 50, PEI.

12. ii. ELIZABETH TWEEDY, b. March 29, 1850, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI; d. January 29, 1929, Murray Harbour, Lot 64, PEI.

iii. MATTHEW HENRY TWEEDY67, b. March 15, 1853, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI; d. December 12, 1854, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI68.

More About MATTHEW HENRY TWEEDY:

Burial: Vernon River Memorial Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

iv. JOHN THOMAS TWEEDY69, b. October 18, 1854, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI; d. 1913, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI.

More About JOHN THOMAS TWEEDY:

Baptism: January 02, 1855

Burial: Vernon River Memorial Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Census: 1891, Methodist Farmer, Lot 57, PEI

v. MARY JANE TWEEDY70, b. July 10, 1856, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI; d. infancy.

More About MARY JANE TWEEDY:

Baptism: May 01, 1857

13. vi. CEPHAS BARKER TWEEDY, b. May 11, 1858, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI; d. September 11, 1916, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI.

vii. MARY BETHIA TWEEDY70, b. April 11, 1860, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI; d. 1860, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI.

More About MARY BETHIA TWEEDY:

Baptism: July 12, 1860

14. viii. DR. GEORGE JOSEPH TWEEDY, b. March 14, 1862, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI; d. July 20, 1951, Winona, Winona County, Minnesota, USA.

ix. PENELOPE SELINA TWEEDY71, b. August 10, 1864, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI; d. February 1944, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA.

More About PENELOPE SELINA TWEEDY:

Baptism: October 04, 1864

Burial: Vernon River Memorial Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

6. JOSEPH3 TWEEDY (THOMAS2, TWEEDY1)72 was born 1825 in Thirsk, Yorkshire, England, and died July 16, 1895 in Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI73. He married MATILDA VICKERSON74 January 25, 1858 in Mission House, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI75,76, daughter of CONRAD VICKERSON and JESSIE ROBERTSON. She was born April 17, 1835 in Tracadie, Lot 36, PEI, and died February 02, 1890 in Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI77.

Notes for JOSEPH TWEEDY:

Exerpt of letter from Lemuel Vickerson (brother of Matilda) to his Mother, Summerside Oct 21, 1873

Dear Mother

� I had noticed the death of L (sic) Tweedy�s children before your letter came. I cannot tell how I felt when I seen that they had lost no less than three in so short a time. It is a very severe stroke indeed. I wrote them immediately after I heard of their trouble but have got no answer yet.

More About JOSEPH TWEEDY:

Baptism: March 27, 1825, Parish Church of Bulmer, Yorkshire, England78

Burial: Vernon River Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Hutchison's Directory: 1864, Landwaiter for Gallas Point

Meacham's Atlas: 1880, Farmer, Lot 50

More About MATILDA VICKERSON:

Burial: Vernon River Memorial [Methodist, Bible Christian] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Children of JOSEPH TWEEDY and MATILDA VICKERSON are:

i. JESSIE ANN4 TWEEDY81, b. April 16, 1860, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI; d. August 07, 1861, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI82.

Notes for JESSIE ANN TWEEDY:

Islander, 30 Aug 1861: "Death- on the 7th instant, Jessey Ann, infant daughter of Joseph and Matilda Tweedy, Pownal Point."

More About JESSIE ANN TWEEDY:

Baptism: August 03, 1860

Burial: Vernon River Memorial Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Cause of Death: Natural Causes

ii. JOHN THOMAS TWEEDY83, b. May 03, 1862, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI; d. February 20, 1944.

More About JOHN THOMAS TWEEDY:

Baptism: May 09, 1862

Burial: Cherry Valley Memorial Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Cause of Death: Rheumatic fever

Occupation: Farmer, Earnscliffe

iii. HENRY EDWARD TWEEDY83, b. March 18, 1864, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI; d. 1873, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI.

More About HENRY EDWARD TWEEDY:

Baptism: April 18, 1864

Burial: Vernon River Memorial Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Cause of Death: Diptheria

iv. ELIZABETH GERTRUDE TWEEDY83, b. July 08, 1866, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI; d. 1873, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI.

More About ELIZABETH GERTRUDE TWEEDY:

Baptismal Record Held: St Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Charlottetown, Lot 33, PEI

Cause of Death: Diptheria

v. HARRIET MARY WRIGHT TWEEDY83, b. March 25, 1868, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI; d. November 01, 1873, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI84.

Notes for HARRIET MARY WRIGHT TWEEDY:

Islander, 14 Nov 1873, p. 5: "Died, at Pownal Point Lot 50, on Saturday the 1st inst., from the effects of diphtheria, Harriet Mary Wright aged 5 years 6 months, only surviving daughter of Matilda and Joseph Tweedy."

More About HARRIET MARY WRIGHT TWEEDY:

Baptism: November 05, 1869

Burial: Vernon River Memorial Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

vi. GEORGE WEBBER TWEEDY85, b. March 31, 1871, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI; d. 1873, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI.

More About GEORGE WEBBER TWEEDY:

Baptism: June 19, 1872

Burial: Vernon River Memorial Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Cause of Death: Diptheria

vii. ANNIE GERTRUDE TWEEDY, b. August 30, 1875, Earnscliffe, Lot 50, PEI; d. June 02, 1929, Earnscliffe, Lot 50, PEI86; m. JOHN FURNESS HAYDEN, February 28, 1911, Earnscliffe, Lot 50, PEI87; b. December 13, 1847, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI88; d. June 22, 1918, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI89.

More About ANNIE GERTRUDE TWEEDY:

Burial: June 04, 1929, Vernon River Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI90

Cause of Death: Pneumonia

More About JOHN FURNESS HAYDEN:

Burial: June 24, 1918, Vernon River Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI90

Cause of Death: Cancer of the Liver

Occupation: 1891, Miller

Marriage Notes for ANNIE TWEEDY and JOHN HAYDEN:

Marriage

The marriage of Miss Annie Gertrude Tweedy, daughter of the late Joseph Tweedy, of Earnscliffe, to John Furness Hayden, of Vernon River, took place at the home of the bride, on Wednesday noon, Feb 28th. A large number of the relatives and friends of the contracting parties were present, the parlor where Rev. Mr. Orman performed the ceremony being beautifully and artistically decorated for the occasion. The bride was given away by her brother, John Tweedy, and the wedding march was played by that accomplished organist, Mrs. J. C. Irving. After the bride and the groom had received the sincere congratulations of all present, a sumptuous wedding feast was served. In the evening, after the guests had enjoyed a most thoroughly enjoyable afternoon, and had concluded the happy time by the singing of Auld Lang Syne, Mr. and Mrs. Hayden departed for their home in Vernon River, and accompanied by the hearty good wishes of their many, many friends. As testified by the large number of costly and useful presents the bride is one of the most popular and estimable young ladies of this little Province that can proudly boast of producing the smartest and best girls in the whole Dominion; while the groom is one of the Province's noblest young citizens.

More About JOHN HAYDEN and ANNIE TWEEDY:

Marriage license: February 22, 1912, Bondsman: Arthur A. Alley

Witnesses: Frank Mutch, Matilda Alma Hayden

15. viii. MATTHEW HENRY TWEEDY, b. October 29, 1876, Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI; d. October 15, 1960.

Generation No. 3

7. THOMAS4 TWEEDY (MATTHEW3, THOMAS2, TWEEDY1)92,93 was born July 05, 1858 in Thirsk, Yorkshire, England, and died December 13, 1895 in Long Street, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England94. He married ANNE ELIZABETH BULMER June 1882 in Thirsk, Yorkshire, England95. She was born May 12, 1862 in Felixkirk, Yorkshire, England, and died 1941.

More About THOMAS TWEEDY:

Baptism: July 28, 1858, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England

Census: 1881, Brewer & Maltster, Long Street, Thirsk

Occupation: 1890, Wine & Spirit Merchant, Shire House, Long Street

Thirsk Parish Directory: 1890, Brewer, Long Street, Thirsk & Farmer, Shire House

Children of THOMAS TWEEDY and ANNE BULMER are:

i. ANNIE5 TWEEDY, b. December 1883, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England96; d. June 01, 1961.

More About ANNIE TWEEDY:

Census: 1901, Student, The Green, Ossett, Dewsbury

ii. MATTHEW TWEEDY, b. September 1885, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England96; d. Aft. 1901, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England.

More About MATTHEW TWEEDY:

Census: 1901, Apprentice Joiner, Thirsk

iii. ROBERT TWEEDY, b. March 1888, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England; d. September 1888, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England.

iv. MARY TWEEDY, b. March 1889, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England96; d. 1956; m. ALFRED HORNER, June 16, 1924, Blackpool, Lancashire, England; b. November 18, 1887, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England.

v. RACHEL GERTRUDE TWEEDY, b. June 1890, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England96; d. 1926; m. HARRY JAMES.

vi. MARGARET TWEEDY, b. September 1892, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England96; d. 1963; m. SAMUEL HOPKIN.

vii. THOMAS BULMER TWEEDY, b. October 27, 1894, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England; d. December 07, 1960; m. MIRIAM TROW, February 08, 1921.

8. GEORGE4 TWEEDY (MATTHEW3, THOMAS2, TWEEDY1)97 was born April 13, 1860 in Thirsk, Yorkshire, England98, and died September 06, 1924 in North River, Lot 33, PEI98. He married ANNIE MARGARET LANCASTER June 1882 in England99. She was born May 29, 1858 in Yorkshire, England100,101, and died Aft. 1911 in Alberton, Lot 4, PEI.

More About GEORGE TWEEDY:

Burial: St Peter's Anglican Cemetery, St Peter's Road, Lot 33, PEI

Census: 1881, Articled Law Clerk, Thirsk, Yorkshire, England

Emigration: 1882, England to PEI

Nickname: "English George"

Occupation: Barrister

More About ANNIE MARGARET LANCASTER:

Burial: St Peter's Anglican Cemetery, St Peter's Road, Lot 33, PEI

Children of GEORGE TWEEDY and ANNIE LANCASTER are:

i. WILLIAM5 TWEEDY103.

ii. EDITH TWEEDY104, b. September 20, 1883, Charlottetown, PEI; d. August 27, 1938, Vancouver, British Columbia105; m. WENDELL PEARLEY PHILLIPS; b. Abt. 1883; d. June 14, 1950, North Vancouver, British Columbia105.

More About EDITH TWEEDY:

Baptism: January 13, 1884, Record Held St Peter's Anglican Cathedral, Charlottetown

iii. MARY TWEEDY106, b. February 16, 1885, Charlottetown, PEI; d. Aft. 1911, Alberton, Lot 4, PEI107.

Notes for MARY TWEEDY:

Was delicate and carried medicinal brandy, which was often "borrowed" by her brother Will

More About MARY TWEEDY:

Baptism: June 29, 1885

Burial: St Peter's Anglican Cemetery, St Peter's Road, Lot 33, PEI

iv. MARGARET TWEEDY, b. April 1887, Charlottetown, PEI; d. May 1888, Charlottetown, PEI.

More About MARGARET TWEEDY:

Burial: St Peter's Anglican Cemetery, St Peter's Road, Lot 33, PEI

v. HARRY TWEEDY108, b. December 1889, Charlottetown, PEI; d. June 23, 1890, Charlottetown, PEI109,110.

Notes for HARRY TWEEDY:

Daily Examiner, 24 Jun 1890: "Died, at Westwood, on Monday the 23rd instant, Harry, only son of George and Annie Tweedy, aged 7 months 3 days. Funeral Wednesday."

More About HARRY TWEEDY:

Burial: June 25, 1890, St Peter's Anglican Cemetery, St Peter's Road, Lot 33, PEI

9. WILLIAM4 TWEEDY (MATTHEW3, THOMAS2, TWEEDY1) was born March 1867 in Thirsk, Yorkshire, England111, and died 1967. He married MARY BLACK 1884 in Newcastle-on-Tyne, England. She was born 1867 in Shildon, Durham, England112.

Children of WILLIAM TWEEDY and MARY BLACK are:

i. MARY E.5 TWEEDY, b. 1889, Spennymoor, Durham, England.

ii. ANN TWEEDY, b. 1890, Hebburn, Durham, England.

10. JOHN4 HAYDEN (ANN3 TWEEDY, THOMAS2, TWEEDY1)113 was born December 27, 1849 in Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI114,115, and died December 21, 1942 in Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI116. He married ELIZABETH MACLEOD117 March 10, 1884 in Bible Christian Parsonage, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI118, daughter of JOHN MACLEOD and ELIZABETH ROSS. She was born May 18, 1855 in Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI119,120, and died 1939121.

Notes for JOHN HAYDEN:

In Memoriam - Mr. John Hayden

Cherry Valley District lost an aged and highly esteemed citizen by the passing away on Dec. 21st, of Mr. John Hayden in his ninety third year. Although of such an advance age, he was able to be about the house except for his last two or three days, and until less than a year ago, took an interest in what was going on about the place and went for walks about the farm. His hearing and eyesight were both good and he was always interested in the news of the day.

Throughout his life he resided on the property where he had been born, though a new house was erected on the homestead a few years ago*. He was always a most industrious and successful farmer and appreciated greatly the advantages of the modern machinery and electrical appliances in use on the farm now as compared with what was available in his early days.

His wife predeceased him in May 1939. They were fine types of christian people and esteemed members of the United Church. Mr. Hayden had the comfort of living to the last in his family circle where he was given the deepest of respect, care and affection. The household consisted latterly of his son Lewis, and Mrs. Hayden and two grandsons, George and William Hayden. The first mentioned grandson is at present stationed with the R.C.A.F. at Patricia Bay, B.C. The funeral service took place at the home on Dec. 23, and was very largely attended. It was conducted by Rev. A.S. Weir, who paid tribute to the good life and character of Mr. Hayden, and centered his remarks on the text from the 91st Psalm, "With long life will I satisfy him and show him my salvation." Mr. Hayden will long be remembered by the community where he spent his long, useful and neighbourly life.

More About JOHN HAYDEN:

Burial: December 23, 1942, Cherry Valley Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

More About ELIZABETH MACLEOD:

Burial: Cherry Valley Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

More About JOHN HAYDEN and ELIZABETH MACLEOD:

Marriage license: February 15, 1884, Bondsman: Richard Passmore

Children of JOHN HAYDEN and ELIZABETH MACLEOD are:

i. ANNIE GERTRUDE5 HAYDEN123, b. December 13, 1884, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI; d. June 23, 1910, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI124.

More About ANNIE GERTRUDE HAYDEN:

Burial: June 25, 1910, Cherry Valley Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI125

ii. MATILDA ALMA HAYDEN126, b. August 02, 1886, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI; d. Aft. 1911, Lot 50, PEI.

iii. GEORGE LEWIS HAYDEN127,128, b. April 07, 1889, Cherry Valley, Lot 50, PEI; d. October 06, 1975, PEI Hospital, Charlottetown, PEI129,130; m. MARGARET MURIEL DELITE JENKINS, December 28, 1918, Vernon Bridge, Lot 50, PEI131; b. February 01, 1894, Seal River, Lot 50, PEI132; d. September 04, 1990132,133.

More About GEORGE LEWIS HAYDEN:

Burial: Cherry Valley Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Induction: 1976, Atlantic Agricultural Hall of Fame

More About MARGARET MURIEL DELITE JENKINS:

Burial: Cherry Valley Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

More About GEORGE HAYDEN and MARGARET JENKINS:

Marriage license: December 19, 1918, Bondsman; William A. Irving

11. ANN4 TWEEDY (THOMAS3, THOMAS2, TWEEDY1)135 was born September 04, 1849 in Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI, and died 1917 in Vernon Bridge, Lot 50, PEI136. She married DAVID PURDY IRVING137 September 11, 1867 in Charlottetown, PEI138, son of JAMES IRVING and ANN MACKENZIE. He was born April 06, 1841 in Seal River, Lot 50, PEI, and died November 09, 1922 in Vernon Bridge, Lot 50, PEI139,140.

More About ANN TWEEDY:

Baptism: February 15, 1850, Record Held Pownal United Church

Burial: Cherry Valley Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Notes for DAVID PURDY IRVING:

"David P. Irving was educated in the district school and in Prince of Wales College, after which he engaged in teaching. Later he spent some time in various parts of Canada and the United States. On his return he settled at Vernon River Bridge. In 1867 he married Anne, daughter of Thomas Tweedy, of Vernon River*, a native of Yorkshire, England. They have six sons, James, Thomas, George, Alex, John and Gordon: and six daughters, Sarah, Margaret, Elizabeth, Annie, Pansy and Edith. All are living [at the time of writing] with the exception of Sarah, who died at Ottawa in May, 1904. James is married to Eva, daughter of the late Hon. James Nicholson, of Eldon. Annie is the wife of Edmund T. Higgs, of Charlottetown.

During the last ten or fifteen years Mr. Irving has given much of his attention to fruit-growing, having on his fine property an excellent orchard of about fifteen acres. His beautiful residence is surrounded by well kept grounds, and the general appearance of the place indicates the owner to be a man of taste and refinement. Mr. Irving, like his ancestors, is in religion a Presbyterian and in politics a Liberal. He is a member of the local board of health, and his fraternal relations are with the Independent Order of Foresters. In 1900, with the Hon. George Forbes, he was returned to Parliament as representative of the Fourth district of Queens County, and in 1904, with F. L. Hazard, K. C., he was re-elected. Always in full sympathy with the cause of education, Mr. Irving is giving the different members of his family the benefits of a university or college training. A man of good business capacity and excellent judgement, he occupies a deservedly high position in his native province, and enjoys in a marked degree the confidence and esteem of its people." - source unkown

More About DAVID PURDY IRVING:

Burial: November 14, 1922, Cherry Valley Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Cause of Death: Old Age

Occupation: Methodist Teacher, farmer

More About DAVID IRVING and ANN TWEEDY:

Marriage license: September 10, 1867, Bondsman: C. DesBrisay

Children of ANN TWEEDY and DAVID IRVING are:

i. SARAH ANN5 IRVING142, b. October 07, 1868, Lot 50, PEI; d. May 1904, Ottawa, Ontario143.

More About SARAH ANN IRVING:

Burial: Cherry Valley Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Occupation: 1901, Nurse, Charlottetown

ii. JAMES CEPHAS IRVING144, b. May 09, 1870, Lot 50, PEI; d. October 14, 1939, Vernon Bridge, Lot 50, PEI145; m. EVA NICHOLSON146, September 12, 1898, Elleroy Grange147; b. December 05, 1868, Eldon, Lot 58, PEI148; d. January 08, 1940, Vernon Bridge, Lot 50, PEI149.

More About JAMES CEPHAS IRVING:

Burial: Cherry Valley Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Cause of Death: Tuberculosis

More About EVA NICHOLSON:

Burial: Cherry Valley Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Cause of Death: Tuberculosis

More About JAMES IRVING and EVA NICHOLSON:

Marriage Witnesses: George & Sarah Irving

iii. MARGARET IRVING151, b. October 08, 1871, Vernon, Lot 50, PEI; d. August 1923, Vernon, Lot 50, PEI152; m. FREDERICK BEAUMONT MACRAE153, Bef. 1911; b. August 27, 1872, Lot 49, PEI; d. October 02, 1946, Suva, Fiji Islands154.

Notes for MARGARET IRVING:

On Monday morning, the 20th inst., the funeral of the late Mrs. ( Major ) Margaret Irving MacRae of Vernon, took place. Reverend E.A. Westomorland conducted the services at her old home, the residence of the late Mr. D.P. Irving, and at the grave in Cherry Valley Cemetery. The procession was one of the largest ever seen in the Belfast District, and strikingly evidenced the affection and esteem felt by all for the late Mrs. MacRae. Mrs. MacRae was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. David P. Irving of Vernon. She was a graduate of Mt. Allison Ladies' College, and was a highly cultured lady. Many evidences of her skill as an artist adorn her own home, and those of relatives and friends. It may well be said that she was a woman of rare attainment, and exemplified in her life those graces which endeared her to all who knew her. Possessed of a loving disposition, and unselfish Christian nature, Mrs. MacRae was a favorite in social circles, and an active worker in the church, and for whatever made of the betterment in the community where she resided. Her death in the very prime of her womanhood was a great shock and a heartfelt grief, not only to her husband and the Irving family and relatives, but also to intimate acquaintances who admired her for her kindly and unselfish spirit. The sympathy of all will go out to the brereaved, namely her husband, Major F. B. MacRae, her brothers T. T. Irving, Detroit; A.J. Irving, Toronto, J.C. Irving, M.L.A., Cherry Valley, Gordon W. Irving, Montreal, John Irving,

Calgary, Reverend George Irving, New York, her sisters, Mrs. E.T. Higgs, Charlottetown, Mrs. J.R. Donald, Montreal, and Mrs. Hannmond Johnston, Montreal. The Island Patriot, Aug. 24, 1923

More About MARGARET IRVING:

Burial: August 20, 1923, Cherry Valley Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Cause of Death: Bright's Disease

Notes for FREDERICK BEAUMONT MACRAE:

The Fiji Times and Herald, Tuesday, October 3, 1946 - "Major F.B. MacRae Served in Two Wars - A Canadian Army officer with a fine record in the South African War and First World War, Major Frederick Beaumont MacRae died at Suva last night. Major MacRae, who held the Queen's South African Medal (with four clasps), the Volunteer Officers' Decoration, the 1914 - 1918 General Service Medal, and the Colonial Auxilary Forces Officers' decoration, was born at Pownal, Prince Edward Island, Canada in 1872. With this two brothers he enlisted as a private for service in the South African War and served in Africa between 1899 and 1901. Volunteer in 1914 - In August, 1914, he was among the first volunteers for overseas service and in October went to England as a lieutenant. At the Canadian Machine-gun school at Shorncliffe he soon became noted as an expert and two of his machine gun inventions - a device to facilitate the removal of heated barrels and tripod mounting, both for use with the Colt machine-gun - were accepted by the War Office. Later Major MacRae went to France to gain further knowledge of the technical side of machine-gun fighting in the trenches. One of his brothers was killled in action in France in 1918. Prospector in Fiji - After the 1914-1918 was Major MacRae came to Fiji and was for a considerable time engaged in gold-

prospecting and mining until he was overtaken by ill-health. The funeral which took place this afternoon was attended by officials and members of the Fiji Returned Sailors' and Soldier' Association. A firing party of members of the Fiji - Military Forces was present. Major MacRae was the eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alexander MacRae, Esq., Waterside, Pownal. Left to mourn are his two brothers; Daniel and Robert, both veterans of the South African War. Three sisters Elizabeth, Beatrice at Waterside and Mrs. James P. Irving, Cherry Valley, also his sister-in-law, Mrs. Malcolm MacRae and two nephews, Robert and Alexander on the old homestead."

iv. THOMAS TWEEDY IRVING155,156, b. July 04, 1873, Lot 50, PEI; d. Aft. 1920, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA; m. FRANCES EGAN, Bef. 1918; b. Abt. 1893, Missouri, USA; d. Aft. 1920, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA.

More About THOMAS TWEEDY IRVING:

Census: 1920, Chief Engineer, Grand Trunk Railroad, Detroit

Draft Registration: December 09, 1918, Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, USA

Occupation: Chief Engineer, CNR, Toronto

v. ELIZABETH IRVING156, b. March 04, 1875, Vernon, Lot 50, PEI; d. September 1910, Charlottenburg, Glengarry County, Ontario157; m. REV. DONALD MORRISON MACLEOD, October 06, 1909, PEI158; b. 1870, PEI; d. 1941159.

More About ELIZABETH IRVING:

Burial: Cherry Valley Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

More About REV. DONALD MORRISON MACLEOD:

Burial: Cherry Valley Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

More About DONALD MACLEOD and ELIZABETH IRVING:

Marriage Witnesses: Pansy Irving

vi. REV. GEORGE IRVING161, b. April 01, 1877, Vernon, Lot 50, PEI; d. Aft. 1930, Summit, Union County, New Jersey, USA; m. CHRISTINA KING; b. Abt. 1878, Canada; d. Aft. 1930, Summit, Union County, New Jersey, USA.

More About REV. GEORGE IRVING:

Census: 1920, YMCA Secretary, Summit NJ

Draft Registration: September 12, 1918, Summit, Union County, New Jersey, USA

Occupation: 1910, Congregational Minister, San Jose, Los Angeles, California

vii. ANN IRVING162, b. April 02, 1879, Vernon, Lot 50, PEI; d. September 15, 1946163,164; m. EDMUND TUCKER HIGGS165,166, September 12, 1905167; b. November 24, 1873, Charlottetown, PEI; d. December 09, 1957, Charlottetown, PEI168.

More About ANN IRVING:

Burial: Sherwood Cemetery, Lot 33, PEI

More About EDMUND TUCKER HIGGS:

Burial: Sherwood Cemetery, Lot 33, PEI

More About EDMUND HIGGS and ANN IRVING:

Marriage Witnesses: George & Margaret Irving

viii. ALEXANDER JONES IRVING170, b. June 28, 1881, Vernon, Lot 50, PEI; d. Toronto, York County, Ontario; m. JEAN WRIGHT171.

ix. JOHN HIRAM IRVING172, b. March 12, 1884, Vernon Bridge, Lot 50, PEI; d. 1959, Calgary, Alberta173; m. LAURA BELLE VAN IDERSTINE, 1914174; b. March 15, 1888, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI; d. 1971, Calgary, Alberta175.

More About JOHN HIRAM IRVING:

Burial: Queen's Park Cemetery, Alberta

Occupation: Massey-Harris Company

More About LAURA BELLE VAN IDERSTINE:

Burial: Queen's Park Cemetery, Alberta

More About JOHN IRVING and LAURA VAN IDERSTINE:

Marriage license: August 11, 1914, Bondsman E.T. Higgs

x. WILLIAM GORDON IRVING177, b. May 10, 1887, Vernon River Bridge, Lot 50, PEI; d. 1977, Montreal, Quebec178.

Notes for WILLIAM GORDON IRVING:

Married professer, no children

xi. PENELOPE SELINA IRVING179, b. June 02, 1890, Vernon River Bridge, Lot 50, PEI; d. Montreal, Quebec; m. JAMES RICHARD DONALD, June 1914, the home of the groom; b. Montreal, Quebec.

More About PENELOPE SELINA IRVING:

Occupation: Teacher

xii. EDITH IRVING180, b. May 15, 1894, Vernon River Bridge, Lot 50, PEI; d. aft. 1923, Montreal, Quebec; m. HAMMOND JOHNSON; b. March 1892, Charlottetown, PEI.

12. ELIZABETH4 TWEEDY (THOMAS3, THOMAS2, TWEEDY1)181 was born March 29, 1850 in Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI182, and died January 29, 1929 in Murray Harbour, Lot 64, PEI. She married CHARLES COPP MACHON March 27, 1888 in Vernon Bridge, Lot 50, PEI183, son of HENRY MACHON and ANN LELACHEUR. He was born August 13, 1842 in Guernsey Cove, Lot 64, PEI, and died May 14, 1918 in Guernsey Cove, Lot 64, PEI.

More About ELIZABETH TWEEDY:

Burial: Murray Harbour South Cemetery, Lot 64, PEI

More About CHARLES COPP MACHON:

Burial: Murray Harbour South Cemetery, Lot 64, PEI

More About CHARLES MACHON and ELIZABETH TWEEDY:

Marriage Witnesses: Cephas Barker Tweedy, Sarah Van Iderstine

Children of ELIZABETH TWEEDY and CHARLES MACHON are:

i. GEORGE E.5 MACHON184,185, b. 1899, Lot 64, PEI; d. September 08, 1899.

More About GEORGE E. MACHON:

Burial: Murray Harbour South Cemetery, Lot 64, PEI

ii. CEDRIC ERROLL MACHON186, b. June 30, 1890, Murray Harbour, Lot 64, PEI; d. September 08, 1899, Lot 64, PEI.

More About CEDRIC ERROLL MACHON:

Cause of Death: Ruptured Appendix

iii. PANSY ELIZABETH TWEEDY MACHON186, b. April 13, 1892, Guernsey Cove, Lot 64, PEI; d. May 29, 1963, Guernsey Cove, Lot 64, PEI187; m. JOHN HAMPDEN HAWKINS188, March 21, 1917; b. December 19, 1881, Guernsey Cove, Lot 64, PEI; d. June 29, 1953, Guernsey Cove, Lot 64, PEI.

More About PANSY ELIZABETH TWEEDY MACHON:

Burial: May 31, 1963, Murray River Gladstone Cemetery, Lot 64, PEI

Cause of Death: Cancer

Notes for JOHN HAMPDEN HAWKINS:

More About JOHN HAMPDEN HAWKINS:

Burial: Murray Harbour South Cemetery, Lot 64, PEI

Namesake: His uncle, Hampden MacNeill of Cavendish

More About JOHN HAWKINS and PANSY MACHON:

Marriage license: February 27, 1917189

13. CEPHAS BARKER4 TWEEDY (THOMAS3, THOMAS2, TWEEDY1)190 was born May 11, 1858 in Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI, and died September 11, 1916 in Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI191,192. He married CHARLOTTE MACMILLAN April 05, 1894193, daughter of JOHN MACMILLAN and MARY BEATTIE. She was born December 18, 1861 in Alberry Plains, Lot 50, PEI194, and died February 03, 1950 in Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI195,196.

More About CEPHAS BARKER TWEEDY:

Baptism: August 30, 1858, Record Held Pownal United Church

Burial: September 13, 1916, Vernon River Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Cause of Death: Appendicitis

Namesake: Rev. Cephas Barker

Notes for CHARLOTTE MACMILLAN:

Mrs. Charlotte Tweedy Dies At Her Home- A well known and highly esteemed resident of Vernon River passed away at her home Sunday in the person of Mrs. Charlotte Tweedy. She was in her 90th year, and had been in the enjoyment of excellent health until a few months ago.

She is survived by two sons, Thomas Weldon and David Irving Tweedy, on the homestead, and by one son, Mr. Justice George J. Tweedy, in Charlottetown. There also survives, out of a family of thirteen, one sister, Mrs. Edna Vickerson, of Montague.

Formerly Miss Charlotte MacMillan, Mrs. Tweedy was a native of Alberry Plains but resided all her married life at Vernon River, where she took a leading part in community activities. She was an active member of the United Church and of the Women's Missionary Society, and also of the Women's Institute in the early days of its organization.

Her husband, Mr. Cephas B. Tweedy, died thirty-four years ago and by strength of charachter, patience and self-sacrifice, she kept the home together while her children were small, and added many improvements from time to time. She was particularily fond of flowers, and always kept a lovely garden.

She was present at the ceremony in Charlottetown in 1947 when her youngest son, George, was sworn in as a member of the Supreme Court bench of the Province.

The following motto, which Mrs. Tweedy kept at her bedside for many years, was in keeping with her Christian philosophy and her sensitive awareness of the finer things of life:

"Let me grow lovely growing old.

So many things to do;

Laces and ivory and gold

And silks need not be new.

And there is healing in old trees

Old streets a glamour hold;

Why not I as well as they

Grow lovely, growing old?"

Sincere sympathy is extended to the surviving members of the family. -The Guardian

More About CHARLOTTE MACMILLAN:

Burial: Vernon River Memorial [Methodist, Bible Christian] Cemetery

More About CEPHAS TWEEDY and CHARLOTTE MACMILLAN:

Marriage license: April 02, 1894198

Witnesses: John Thomas Tweedy, Matilda Vickerson Tweedy

Children of CEPHAS TWEEDY and CHARLOTTE MACMILLAN are:

i. THOMAS WELDON5 TWEEDY199,200, b. January 25, 1895, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI; d. 1964.

More About THOMAS WELDON TWEEDY:

Burial: Vernon River Memorial Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

ii. DAVID IRVING TWEEDY201,202, b. May 05, 1897, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI; d. June 1980; m. MARIE ALEXANDRIA SHEIDOW203, September 23, 1924, Millview, Lot 49, PEI204; b. June 14, 1903, Millview, Lot 49, PEI; d. January 12, 1992, 310 North River Road, Charlottetown, PEI205.

More About DAVID IRVING TWEEDY:

Burial: Vernon River Memorial Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

More About MARIE ALEXANDRIA SHEIDOW:

Burial: Vernon River Memorial Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

More About DAVID TWEEDY and MARIE SHEIDOW:

Marriage Witnesses: George J. Tweedy, Jean I. Allan

iii. HON. GEORGE JOSEPH TWEEDY207,208, b. September 22, 1900, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI; d. September 05, 1985, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Charlottetown, PEI209; m. (1) KATHRYN LUELLE MACKENZIE; b. Abt. 1905, St Peter's Bay, Lot 40, PEI; d. January 17, 2001, Beach Grove Home, Lot 33, PEI; m. (2) JEAN FULLERTON ALLAN, 1928; b. October 28, 1900, Covehead, Lot 34, PEI; d. 1928.

More About HON. GEORGE JOSEPH TWEEDY:

Awarded: 1976, Member of the Order of Canada, & Jubilee Medal in 1935

Burial: People's Cemetery, Parkdale, Lot 33, PEI

Notes for KATHRYN LUELLE MACKENZIE:

TWEEDY, Kathryn Luell � The death occurred peacefully at the Beach Grove Nursing Home on Wednesday, January 17, 2001, of Kathryn Luell "Kitzy" Tweedy of Charlottetown, in her 96th year. Predeceased by her husband of 61 years, the Honourable George J. Tweedy, O.C., Q.C. Resting at MacLean Funeral Home. Funeral from Trinity United Church on Friday, January 19, 2001, at 1 p.m. If so desired, memorial donations to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Foundation (Wo-He-Lo Club) would be gratefully appreciated.

More About KATHRYN LUELLE MACKENZIE:

Burial: People's Cemetery, Parkdale, Lot 33, PEI

More About JEAN FULLERTON ALLAN:

Burial: People's Cemetery, Parkdale, Lot 33, PEI

14. DR. GEORGE JOSEPH4 TWEEDY (THOMAS3, THOMAS2, TWEEDY1)210 was born March 14, 1862 in Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI, and died July 20, 1951 in Winona, Winona County, Minnesota, USA211. He married WILHELMINA PAULINA GERTH. She was born April 25, 1884 in Minnesota, USA212, and died November 26, 1980 in Winona, Winona County, Minnesota, USA.

Notes for DR. GEORGE JOSEPH TWEEDY:

Member of Tweedy Clan finds Success in Minnesota � The Tweedy family on Prince Edward Island is a well-known well respected clan. In Winona, Minnesota some relocated members of this family have proven worthy of similar characterization.

A Winona newspaper has done a feature on Dr. George J. Tweedy, born on PEI in 1862 and his sons Robert and John. All three were instrumental in the field of medicine in that area from the 1890�s to the present.

Dr. George Tweedy left the Island for a medical degree at Trinity Medical College in Toronto and proceeded then to Aurora, South Dakota to practice medicine. At the end of one year he traveled to Europe for two years� study, returned to the U., and and moved to Winona.

MARRIED IN 1904- Dr Tweedy married Wilhelmina P. Gerth in 1904. Their sons, Robert and John were delivered by the doctor.

"Bob and John heard many stories from their father as young boys- stories of babies being delivered at home and house calls made by horse and buggy in all kinds of weather and under all conditions. Impressed with their father�s work both boys elected to join the medical profession.

Dr. Robert B. Tweedy joined his father in practice in 1935 following post-graduate studies in medicine. They were accompanied by John in 1937.

John took six months training in anesthesiology prior to joining an Air Force hospital unit in Amarillo, Texas and left for service in 1942. After his discharge from the U.S. Army Air Corps in 1945 he rejoined his father and brother.

Dr. Robert and Dr. John Tweedy have continued, since their father�s death in 1952 to practice medicine in the same offices as their father began in 1893. Dr. Robert Tweedy and his wife have two children; Dr. John Tweedy and his wife have six.

Dr. George Tweedy�s family connection with Prince Edward Island remains strong. He was the son of Thomas Tweedy who lived in Vernon River and the uncle of now retired Supreme Court Justice George J. Tweedy.

Thomas Tweedy emigrated from Yorkshire, England to PEI about 1830 with two brothers and one sister. One of the brothers, Joseph, established a large farm in Gallas Point, PEI, a property still in the Tweedy name. Another brother George, resided in West Royalty and this farm is also still in the family�s care.

One sister, Ann, married John Hayden of Cherry Valley. The Haydens still carry on a large farming operation. And, the son of another brother, George, practices law in Alberton before the turn of this century and during the PEI fox boom of the 1920�s, purchased the home of the late Justice Fitzgerald and established a fox ranch.

More About DR. GEORGE JOSEPH TWEEDY:

Baptism: May 21, 1862, Record Held Trinity United [First Methodist], Charlottetown

Children of GEORGE TWEEDY and WILHELMINA GERTH are:

i. DR. ROBERT BRUCE5 TWEEDY213, b. February 18, 1906, Winona, Winona County, Minnesota, USA; d. October 02, 1982, Goodview, Winona County, Minnesota, USA214; m. LINNEA MARIE STANDFUSS, September 18, 1937, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; b. January 31, 1909; d. July 19, 1989, Winona, Winona County, Minnesota, USA.

More About DR. ROBERT BRUCE TWEEDY:

Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery, Winona, Minnesota, USA

More About LINNEA MARIE STANDFUSS:

Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery, Winona, Minnesota, USA

ii. DR. JOHN ARCHIBALD TWEEDY215, b. July 10, 1908, Winona, Winona County, Minnesota, USA; d. January 25, 1996, Goodview, Winona County, Minnesota, USA216; m. (1) DAISY JANE AUSTIN, 1930; b. Abt. 1917, Olmstead County, Minnesota, USA; m. (2) HARRIET MATHEA BRIETLOW, February 20, 1948; b. November 30, 1921.

More About DR. JOHN ARCHIBALD TWEEDY:

Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery, Winona, Minnesota, USA

15. MATTHEW HENRY4 TWEEDY (JOSEPH3, THOMAS2, TWEEDY1)217 was born October 29, 1876 in Gallas Point, Lot 50, PEI, and died October 15, 1960218. He married CATHERINE LUCELIA MATHESON219 June 10, 1913 in the home of the bride's father, Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI220, daughter of DUNCAN MATHESON and EMMA FURNESS. She was born December 04, 1890 in Vernon River, Lot 50, PEI, and died August 28, 1971 in PEI Hospital, Charlottetown, PEI221,222.

More About MATTHEW HENRY TWEEDY:

Baptism: August 13, 1878

Burial: Cherry Valley Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

Notes for CATHERINE LUCELIA MATHESON:

TWEEDY- The death occurred at the PEI Hospital Saturday, Aug. 28 of Mrs. Harry Tweedy of Earnscliffe, in her 86th year. Remains resting at the Jenkins Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held this afternoon to St Andrew's United Church, Vernon Bridge. Funeral service at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Cherry Valley Memorial Cemetary. Flowers gratefully declined.

More About CATHERINE LUCELIA MATHESON:

Burial: Cherry Valley Memorial [Methodist] Cemetery, Lot 50, PEI

More About MATTHEW TWEEDY and CATHERINE MATHESON:

Marriage license: June 10, 1913, Bondsman: W.B. Robertson

Witnesses: F.J. Furness, John F. Hayden

Children of MATTHEW TWEEDY and CATHERINE MATHESON are still living or recently deceased.


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