Hugh Tweed
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Hugh R. Tweed (1845 - abt. 1927)

Hugh R. Tweed
Born in County Antrim, Irelandmap
Husband of — married 20 Mar 1889 in Dickinson, Kansasmap
Died about at about age 81 in Dickinson, Kansas, United Statesmap
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Biography

Hugh was born in 1845. He was the son of David Tweed and Isabella Robertson.

Occupation: Hog Breeder.


Marriage of Hugh Tweed and Nora Rogers

AFTER MANY DAYS

Yesterday a pleasant wedding ceremony took place at the residence of Sheriff D. W. Naill which made man and wife of Mr. Hugh R. Tweed, of Carlton and Nora Rogers, of Westerville, Ohio, Rev. W. H. Zimmerman, officiating.

The wedding was the latest chapter in an unusual little love-story, capable of being developed into a pretty romance. It seems that some ten or twelve years ago the bride and groom were acquainted in Illinois. Mr. Tweed came west and an irregular correspondence was kept for a time. Then it was dropped and for many years they seemed to have forgotten each other. But when he had secured a neat little. home he began to wonder whom he should have as a helpmeet and companion. His thoughts naturally turned to the girl he left behind him, who was now living in Ohio. He wrote to her; she was willing; he proposed going after her; she said she would come out alone and save expenses; he said "all right;" she came; the attraction was mutual; a license was procured, a minister summoned, friends invited, and in less than four days after her arrival they are living on the farm, spending the honeymoon, as happy as the brightest dreams could picture.

The wedding was witnessed by only a few friends of the interested parties.

From: The Abilene Daily Reflector, Abilene, Kansas, 21 March 1889.


He married Nora Rogers (1864–1925). They had the following children:

Isabella A. Tweed 1890–1892

David Robinson Tweed 1892–1918

Katherine R. "Katie" Tweed 1895–1985

John Y. Tweed 1897–1914

William Rogers Tweed 1900–1966

He passed away in 1927.

Sources

  • Kansas, City and County Census Records, 1919-1961.
  • Dickinson County Directory, 1886.
  • Abilene Weekly Chronicle and the Dickinson County News - 1 Aug 1907 - Page 5.
  • The Carlton Tribune - 3 Jul 1912 - Page 1.
  • The Carlton Tribune - 18 Jun 1913 - Page 8.
  • The Gypsum Advocate - 4 Nov 1915 - Page 8.
  • Abilene Weekly Reflector - 26 Oct 1916 - Page 10.
  • Abilene Daily Reflector - 1 Dec 1920 - Page 2.
  • The Hope Dispatch - 1 Apr 1926 - Page 3.




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