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Twidwell
editI just started a stub for Vivien Twidwell, who served in the Washington House of Representatives for two terms from Grays Harbor County. The Legislature's list of past members (p. 75) also shows a George Twidwell who served the same district from 1935 to 1945. Given the reference in this article to the Twidwell family as early settlers in a similar part of Washington, I'm guessing these are the same family and a link would be appropriate, if a WP:RS can show the connection.W.stanovsky (talk) 22:44, 22 July 2022 (UTC)