Michael Forbes Tweedie published "The History of the Tweedie, or Tweedy, Family; A Record of Scottish Lowland Life & Character" in 1902.
Containing 270 pages, this Scottish family is the focus of an extended historical and genealogical account covering many centuries and generations of this clan, and extending from Perthshire into the Lowland counties of Scotland, where the family played a major role. There are chapters on the family in medieval times, as well as on the family century by century from 1500 to 1850. The extended course of the River Tweed, Drummelzier Castle, Neidpath Castle, Fruid and Wrae Castles, as well as the other lands owned by the Tweedies, all are brought into the history as it progresses century by century. There is much material on the Border region between England and Scotland, and there are appendices as well on those of the name who settled in Ireland and England, as well as in the various counties of Scotland.
This CD consists of scans of the original book, which can be browsed, enlarged and printed if required. Please note: it is not searchable.
Please read carefully: If this CD is for use in a Society, Group or Public Library you will need a library licence, this price is two times the full retail price. You will then be issued with a library certificate for the product - please note the licence allows for the CD to be used in situ at the library or society reading room. The publisher's terms do not allow users to publish their products or extracts on the internet. Also terms also exclude using these products to provide a lookup service, or selling disks of sets individually.
