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Robert Naudin Tweedy

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Robert Naudin Tweedy (1875- )

Born at Redruth the son of Charles Tweedy, a Bank Manager.

1903 Married at Willesden to Emilie Josephine the daughter of the Rev Peter Marsh

1911 Living at 7 Dalkey Avenue, Dublin: Robert Naudin Tweedy (age 36 born England), Electrical Engineer. With his wife Emilie Josephine Tweedy (age 36), daughter Marion and son Robert Massey Tweedy (age 1).[1]

1922 M.I.E.E., Assoc. M.Inst.C.E.I., Cons. Engr. (Elec., Steam, Water Power and Mech.); b. 1875; s. of Charles Tweedy. Ed. Blundell's Sch., Tiverton, Devon. Training: Owens Coll., Manchester (now Victoria University). Asst. in Lighting Station, Coatbridge; Mar. Engr.; Asst. and Chief Engr., Tramways, Kidderminster; Chief Engr., Tramways, Dudley, Stourbridge; Manager and Engr., William Coates and Son, Ltd., Elec. Engrs., Dublin; Senior Elec. Officer, A.C.S., R.A.F., Irish Area. Publ.: "Industrial Alcohol." Club: United Arts, Dublin.

1918 Executor of his father's will along with the Rev Harold Hubert Tweedy.[2]

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Sources of Information

  1. 1911 Ireland Census
  2. Ealing Gazette and West Middlesex Observer - Saturday 05 October 1918