Winnie Treweek
and George Logsdon Winifred
Treweek (known by friends and family as 'Winnie') was born in
the East London district of Bethnal Green in 1915, the
second eldest child of Emma Ann Kershaw
and Christopher Henry Treweek, a worker in
a cardboard factory.
Winnie Treweek was very close to her
cousin Muriel Hughes (born 1914,
Hackney, London), a daughter of her mother's younger sister, Mrs Elizabeth
'Nell' Hughes (formerly Kershaw). Winnie and Muriel were friends as
teenagers and as young women and continued their friendship into late
middle-age.
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In 1937, when she was In
her early twenties, Winnie Treweek married George Logsdon
(born 1913, Shoreditch, London), the son of George Logsdon senior,
a cabinet maker. The union of Winnie Treweek and George Logsdon
produced two daughters - Brenda Logsdon (born 1943) and Janet
Logsdon (born 1950).
George and Winnie Logsdon spent the early years of their marriage in
East London, but they later moved to Romford, Essex.
In 1964, Winnie and George's eldest
daughter Brenda Logsdon married John W. Gregory.
[LEFT] Winnie Logsdon (formerly Treweek) sitting on the
shoulders of her husband George Logsdon in the centre of
this group photograph. Winnie's cousin and close friend Muriel Hughes
is sitting on the shoulders of her future husband Ted Simkin
(standing on the right of the picture). Mrs Winnie Logsdon
(née
Treweek) remained close to Mrs Muriel Simkin (née
Hughes)
throughout her life. |
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[ABOVE] Janet Logsdon (born 1950, Hackney, London), the
youngest daughter Winnie and George Logsdon. |
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