John Tweedy was the 20 year old son of John and Mary Tweedy.
In the 1850's, John and his brother Ephraim were jewelers. The family business was a Watch, Clock, and Jewelry establishment in Augusta.
J. Tweedy was a stockholder in the City Bank of Augusta.
He died of yellow fever during the epidemic in Augusta.
In the 1850's, John and his brother Ephraim were jewelers. The family business was a Watch, Clock, and Jewelry establishment in Augusta.
J. Tweedy was a stockholder in the City Bank of Augusta.
He died of yellow fever during the epidemic in Augusta.
John Tweedy was the 20 year old son of John and Mary Tweedy.
In the 1850's, John and his brother Ephraim were jewelers. The family business was a Watch, Clock, and Jewelry establishment in Augusta.
J. Tweedy was a stockholder in the City Bank of Augusta.
He died of yellow fever during the epidemic in Augusta.
In the 1850's, John and his brother Ephraim were jewelers. The family business was a Watch, Clock, and Jewelry establishment in Augusta.
J. Tweedy was a stockholder in the City Bank of Augusta.
He died of yellow fever during the epidemic in Augusta.
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JOHN
SON OF
MARY AND
JOHN TWEEDY
Died of Yellow Fever
Sept. 20, 1854
Aged 20 yrs. and 11 months
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