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The Drew Family – Contents

Origins: The Drew family of Glasgow

Joseph Drew (1742-1808) of Glasgow and North America

Alexander Drew (1815–1899) of Dalmonach & Blairmore, Argyll, Scotland

Sandy Drew (1847–1936), aka Alexander Drew junior, of Holme Lodge, Burnley, Lancashire

Isabella Sloan (1848-1922), née Drew

Dan Drew (1850–1914), aka Daniel Drew of Lowerhouse, Burnley, Lancashire

Tom Drew (1852–1921), aka Thomas Auchterlonie Drew of Manchester 

Alan Appleby Drew (1884-1915) – Hero of the Great War

Jack Drew (1881-1933), aka John Malcolm Drew, of Burnley, Lancashire

Peart Robinson of Burnley & Chatburn, Lancashire

The Radley Family – Hoteliers & Copper Smelters

The Remarkable Albums of Sylvia Drew

Eversley, Heversham, Cumbria

Diana Drew (1912-1978) – Maestro of the Lino-Cut

Pamela Drew, Lady Rathdonnell – awaiting her own entry

The Major – Hugh Caruthers Massy (1914-1987)

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