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The Douglas, Blaydon 1954 advertisement  
   
Thomas Douglas
Northumberland Fusiliers		    


 

See also:

  • Douglass Brothers
  • Joseph Douglass, 1896-1918, telegraphist
  • Douglass Brothers of Globe Iron Works
  • Ryton marriages
  • William Douglass, Lighthouse engineer
  • Mr. Nicholas Douglass, was associated with an engineering and shipbuilding firm on the Thames. The Douglasses came, however, from an old Scottish border family which had been settled in Northumberland since the thirteenth century, and has been connected with Blaydon and Winlaton since the latter part of the seventeenth century, as shown by records in Ryton church. It was in Blaydon that Mr. Nicholas Douglass was born, and in Newcastle-on-Tyne that he served his engineering apprenticeship with a Mr. Burnett.
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