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proper nounSheward (plural Shewards)
plural Shewards
- A surname.
In September, 1870, Mr. George Sheward, of Leinster Square, London, was appointed Chairman of the company; he appears to have had no personal connection with the island but was a director of the London & North Western, Stokes Bay, and Sambre & Meuse Railways.
1959 October 29, Michael Robbins, “The Isle of Wight (Newport Junction) Railway”, in Railway Magazine, page 721
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