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Sheward

Sheward proper noun: a surname.

Proper noun

Sheward (plural Shewards)

  1. 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, Michael Robbins, “The Isle of Wight (Newport Junction) Railway”, in Railway Magazine, page 721

Forms of Sheward

pluralShewards

Questions about Sheward

What does Sheward mean?
Sheward means a surname.
What part of speech is Sheward?
Sheward is a proper noun.

Words near Sheward in the dictionary

  1. shew'd
  2. shew-bread
  3. shewa
  4. shewage
  5. shewanellosis
  6. Sheward
  7. shewas
  8. shewbread
  9. shewbreads
  10. Shewchuk
  11. Shewchuks

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