At the country fair, she bought a jar of Tewkesbury mustard to serve with roast beef.

The Tewksburys in different counties each claim to be the original settlement.

When she traced her ancestry, she discovered that Tewksbury was derived from the name of a place recorded in Old English sources.

Tewell sent a polite reply to the invitation, surprising everyone with his promptness.

Tewells gathered at the old mill to celebrate the village festival.

Tewans gathered at the riverside to repair the fishing nets before sunrise.

As a Tewan artist, she blended traditional pottery techniques with modern designs.

A lone tewhit perched on the fence and announced the arrival of spring with a clear, sharp call.

At dawn, the tewhits wheeled and called above the salt marsh.

The Teweses gathered at the old pier every summer to swap fishing stories.