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Lovell's Directory was a directory of professionals and businessmen and other inhabitants in Prince Edward Island, published in 1871, with listings by town or geographic region. [Some corrections thanks to John Collin's sharp eyes!]

McPhee's Corner

A small village situated in township No. 32, parish of Hillsboro, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 9 miles, fare by bi-weekly stage is 1s 6d. Population about 150.
[The Post Office is at Cornwall]

Burns, James - farmer Carter, William - shoemaker MacPhee, John - J.P., farmer McKenzie, William - tailor

Moorehead, Daniel - farmer Roper, Samuel - carpenter Seliler, John - limeburner(1) Warren, George - blacksmith

(1) Also Farmer and Dealer in Dry Goods and Groceries.

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Margate

A village situated in township No. 19, parish of St. David's, county of Prince. Distant from Summerside, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 12 miles, fare by bi-weekly stage is 2s 6d., from Charlottetown, 30 miles, fare 5s. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150.

Adams, Jonathan - farmer(1) Bentley, John - farmer Bentley, Wheelock - farmer Bowness, Andrew - salesman Dennis, William - storekeeper(2) Dodd, Simon W.- M.D. Evans, Michael - labourer Feedham, Francis - schoolteacher Fitzsimmons, Thomas - farmer Howard, James - carriage builder McLeod, Hugh - tailor Mayhew, George - tanner Pound, William - carriage builder

Pridham, Daniel - farmer Pridham, William - Joiner(3) Proctor, Edwin - farmer, blacksmith Smith, John - farmer Thompson, Hiram - farmer Tuplin, Jabez - carriage & house painter Tuplin, John - grist mill, farmer Tuplin, Reuben jun. - J.P.(4) Tuplin, Reuben sen. - no occu. Tuplin, William B. - storekeeper, farmer Tuplin, William sen. - J.P., farmer Tweedie, Rev. Robert - Wesleyan Wilson, William - saddler

(1) Also Grist, Saw, and Shingle Mill Operator.
(2) Also Blacksmith and Farmer.
(3) Also ran Threshing Mill Factory.
(4) Also General Merchant and Farmer

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Marie

A small village situated in the township No. 40, county of Kings. Distant from Georgetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 22 miles, from Princetown 70 miles, from Charlottetown 30 miles, from Summerside 70 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 120.

Bennett, Robert - farmer Bowley, William - farmer Dingwell, Benjamin - farmer Dingwell, Charles - farmer Dingwell, George H. - farmer Dingwell, George - shipwright Dingwell, James H. - farmer Dingwell, James sen. - farmer Dingwell, William - farmer Hogan, Patrick - farmer Hooper, William - farmer Jardine, John - M.D. McKay, Frederick - farmer McKay, Robert - wheelright

McKay, William - harnessmaker Mobbs, William - joiner Robins, George - farmer Sanderson, Capt. George - farmer Sanderson, Charles E. - farmer Sanderson, Henry - farmer Sanderson, Horatio - farmer Webster, Edward - miller Webster, Robert - farmer Webster, Theophilis - farmer Webster, Thomas - farmer Webster, William - farmer Welsh, Richard - farmer

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Melrose

A small village, situated in township No. 55, parish of St. Georges, county of Kings. Distant from Georgetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 7 miles, from Princetown 75 miles, from Charlottetown 37 miles, from Summerside 75 miles. Mail weekly. Population about 100.
[The Post Office is at Des Gros Marsh]

Dalton, J&P - merchants Gough, Hon. John - farmer Houlet, George - trader McCormack, Michael - J.P. McCormack, Ronald - merchant

McDonald, Hercules - commission merchant McKinnon, Donald - farmer McKinnon, James J. - farmer(1) Morrison, Donald - ship builder

(1) Also Flour and Saw Miller.

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Middleton

A small village situated in the township No. 27, county of Prince. Distant from Summerside, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 12 miles, from Princetown 15 miles, from Charlottetown 28 miles, from Georgetown 58 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150.

Beales, William - farmer Conley, Michael - farmer Craig, Charles - farmer Craig, John - farmer Craig, Major - farmer Crawford, William - farmer Croakin, James - farmer Crossman, Joseph - farmer Edwards, David - farmer Hammell, Thomas - farmer Huestis, Isaac - farmer Johnson, Richard - farmer McCabe, Patrick - farmer McCardel, Owen - farmer

McPhillips, Edward - blacksmith McPhillips, Patrick - farmer Milligan, Patrick - farmer Murray, Thomas - farmer Murphy, James - farmer Roberts, William - farmer Sommers, James - farmer Smith, John - farmer Wright, Job - farmer Wright, Job S. - farmer Wright, John J. - farmer Wright, Stephen - farmer Wrigh(t?), William - farmer

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Millview

A small village situated in townships No. 49 and 50, parish of Bedford, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 12 miles, fare by weekly stage 3s. Population about 100.
[The Post Office is at Vernon River]

Bourke J.R. sen. - J.P.(1) Bourke, Peter M. - J.P.(2) Bourke and Taylor - see footnote(3) Cloney, Patrick - tailor Finley, Martin - school teacher Grant, Edward - wheelwright(4) Grant, Walter - joiner Kelly, Columbus - farmer Inman, Jeremiah - shoemaker

McEachern, Donald - blacksmith McKenzie Bros. - gen store, hotel McKenzie, John G. - McKenzie Bros. McKenzie, Hugh - McKenzie Bros. Murphy, Thomas - farmer Sheidow, Charles - farmer Smith, Andrew - wheelwright Story, William - farmer Sullivan, Thomas - hotelkeeper Taylor, Thomas T. - of Bourke and Taylor

(1) Also Agent and Landed Proprietor
(2) Also of Bourke and Taylor, Grist and Saw Mill operator, Farmer
(3) Manufacturers of wollen cloths, and proprietors of carding, fulling and dyeing mills.
(4) Also Commisioner of Small Debt Court, Farmer

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Milton

A small village situated in the township No. 32, parish of Charlotte, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and Telegraph Co., 7 miles, from Princetown 30 miles, from Georgetown 33 miles, from Summerside 37 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150.
[The Post Office is at Charlottetown]

Coles, John - blacksmith Coles, William - saw mill owner, farmer Curtis, Otto - miller Curtis, Owen - land surveyor Deacon, William - farmer Gristel, Timothy - tailor Holl, John M. - no occu. Hooper, Charles - farmer Hooper, George - farmer Hooper, Henry, blacksmith, farmer Hooper, James - farmer Horn, William H. - farmer Johnston, John - farmer McKinnon, Donald - farmer McKinnon, Neil - farmer

McNeil, John - farmer McNeil, John - farmer McNeil, Torquil - farmer Moore, David - farmer Moore, George - farmer Mooreshead, John - farmer Rodd, John - farmer Smart, D. - pensioner, gardener Westicott, Joshua - farmer Westicott, William - farmer Westicott, William - farmer Wise, Joseph - farmer Wise, Richard - farmer *Yonker, David - farmer *Yonker, William - farmer

(*) May be Youker

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Miminegash

A village situated in township No. 3, parish and county of Prince. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 100.

Gostin, Richard - postmaster Daling, Richard - fisherman

Matheson, John A. - fisherman

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Miscouche

A village situated in township No. 17, parish of Richmond, county of Prince. Distant from Summerside, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 5 miles, fare by bi-weekly stage is 6d. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 200.

Baker, John - farmer Beairsto, James - postmaster, carriage fact. Burke, Felix - farmer DesRoche, Francis - farmer DesRoche,, Henry V. - storekeeper DesRoche, Jesse - farmer DesRoche, John jun. - shoemaker DesRoche Joseph sen. - farmer DesRoche, Joseph - farmer DesRoche, Lorange - farmer DesRoche, Peter - farmer Gaudet, Felix - farmer Gaudet, Francis - farmer Gaudet, John R. - farmer Gaudet, John S. - shoemaker Gaudet, Mrs. - schoolteacher Gaudet, Onesime - farmer

Gaudet, Peter - farmer Gaudet, Polycarp - farmer Gaudet, Posiflick, farmer Gaudet, Stephen - farmer Gilbert, Richard - farmer Gillis, Damien - farmer Gillis, Donald - J.P. Gillis, John - farmer McDonald, Rev. Roland B. - R. Catholic McGinnis, Mrs. - wid McNeil, Alexander - farmer McNeil, John - blacksmith McNeil, John - tailor Perry, Avey - farmer Perry, Joseph B. - storekeeper, farmer Steel, John - farmer Wood, Thomas - farmer

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Monaghen

A village situated in township No. 48, parish of Bedford, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 15 miles, from Georgetown 20 miles, from Princetown 55 miles. Mail weekly. Population about 50.

Carroll, James R. - hotelkeeper Connolly, James - farmer Kelly, John - farmer McMurrow, James - wheelright

Murray, Barnard - blacksmith Reilly, John - tavernkeeper Wisner, James - postmaster, miller

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Montague Bridge

A rapidly increasing village situated on the Montague River, township Nos. 52 and 59, parish of St. Andrew's, county of King's. Ship building and shipping produce is the principal occupation of the inhabitants. Distant from Georgetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 11 miles by road, and 6 by ferry, from Charlottetown 26 miles, fare bi-weekly stage 6s. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 350.

Aitken, James M. - saddler Annear, John - farmer Annear, William - postmaster, farmer Baton, John - farmer Beer, George - salesman Beers, Phillip - J.P.(1) Bowden, _____ - shipwright Campbell, Alexander - farmer Campbell, Donald - J.P.(2) Campbell, Hugh - farmer Campbell, John D. - saw and grist mill Currie, Doncan - J.P.(3) Forbes, Donald - merchant Ford, Rev. John - Baptist Fraser, Charles B. - of Fraser & McLean Fraser & McLean - carriagemakers, farmers Gaul, Pierce - Hotelkeeper(4) Gillis, Kenneth - blacksmith Griffs, Robert - farmer Hyndman & Co. - general merchants Hyndman, Peter W. - Hyndman & Co. Kennedy, John - shoemaker & farmer Lambert, Martin - farmer Lemon, John jun. - farmer Lemon, John jun. - farmer McDonald, Augustine C. - MPP(5) McDonald, & Bros. - gen. merch., grain dlr. McDonald, Duncan - storekeeper

McDonald, James - gen'l store McEvoy, James - master mariner McKay, Donald - shoemaker McLaren, Archibald, general merchant McLean, Alexander - M.D. McLean, John - of Fraser & Mclean McLeod, Donald - tannery McPherson, Hugh - tailor McRae, Duncan - ship builder McRae, John - shoemaker Martin, Daniel - blacksmith Montague House - P. Gaul pro. Murphy, Lawrence - carpenter Mutch, Wellington - general store Perkins, Frederick - of Poole & Perkins Poole, Charles - joiner Poole, Charles D. - of Poole & Perkins Poole & Perkins - general storekeepers Riley, Daniel - shoemaker Robinson, James - M.D., MPP Rowe, Manoah - gen'l merchant(6) Sprague, Richard - bookkeeper for Beer & Sons Thompson, James - shoemaker Van Iderstein, Thomas - cabinetmaker Van Iderstein, William T. - blacksmith Warren, Joseph - blacksmith White, John - of Hyndman & Co. Wightman, George - J.P.(7)

(1) Also Proprietor of Montague Mills.
(2) Also Proprietor of Grist and Saw Mill.
(3) Also Clerk of Small Debt Court.
(4) Also Brewer, Commissioner Court of Small Debts.
(5) Also of McDonald and Brothers.
(6) Also Produce and Grain Shipper
(7) Also Commissioner of Small Debt Court and for Affadavits.

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Montague Crossroads

A village located in township No. 58, parish of St. Michaels, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 20 miles, from Princetown 80 miles, from Georgetown 20 miles, from Summerside 60 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 200.

Byrne, John - farmer Callaghan, William - postmaster Coady, Edward - farmer Coady, John - farmer Conolly, John - farmer Callaghan, James - clerk, farmer Callaghan, John - farmer Dougherty, Owen - farmer Dreelan, William - farmer Dunn, Paul - farmer Farrell, Matthew - farmer Hughes, Owen - farmer Hughes, Edward - farmer McCabe, James - farmer McCluskey, Patrick - farmer McInnis, John - farmer

KcKenna, Owen - farmer McKenna, James - farmer McTage, Patrick - farmer Mooney, Daniel - J.P., farmer Morrisey, Patrick - farmer Morrisey, William - farmer O'Connell, James - farmer O'Connell, John - teacher O'Connell, Thomas - farmer Roach, Edward - farmer Roach, Michael - J.P., farmer Ryan, Thomas - farmer Slaven, Andrew - farmer Shea, John - farmer Slaven, Owen - farmer Walsh, William - farmer

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Montague Mills

A village situated in township No. 59, parish of St. Andrew's, county of Kings. Lumber and grain forms its principal buisiness. Distant from Georgetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 6 miles, from Princetown 65 miles, from Charlottetown 26 miles, and from Summerside 60 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 200.

[If one looks at this listing, and that for Montague Bridge, you will note many duplications, but there are some differences. These listings are presented here exactly as in the original document.]

Annear, William - postmaster Aitken, James - saddler Beers, John P. - master mariner Beers & Son - merchants Campbell, Duncan D. - farmer Campbell, John D. - miller Curry, Duncan - clerk of court Fraser & McLean - carriage builders Gaul, Pierce - brewer Hyndman, White & Co. - Merchants(1) Keith, Charles - miller Keith, George - farmer Keith, William - farmer Lambert, Martin - farmer Lemon, John - farmer McAvoy, James - master mariner McDiarmid, Duncan - farmer, mast. marin. McDonald & Bros. - merchants

McDonald, Duncan - merchant McDonald, James - merchant McKay, D. shoemaker McLaren - Archibald, merchant McLeod - Donald - tanner McPherson, Hugh - tailor McRae, Duncan - shipbuilder Martin, Daniel - blacksmith *Pool, Charles - joiner *Pool & Perkins - merchants Power, Joseph - farmer Reilly, Daniel - shoemaker *Robertson, James - M.D. Rowe, Manoah - merchant *Vaniderstone Tho's & Co. - cabinetmaker *Vaniderstone, William - blacksmith Warren, Joseph - blacksmith Wightman, George - merchant

(1) Also Shipbuilders.
* Note difference in spelling of name from Montague Bridge listing....

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Monticello

A small village in township No. 43, parish of St.. Margaret, county of Kings. Distant from Georgetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 30 miles, from Charlottetown 43 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150.

Bryan, John - farmer Cartier, James - farmer Chiasson, Thomas - merchant Fleming, J. - blacksmith Handrahan, William - tavernkeeper Hanning, Allan - farmer McCormack, A. - farmer McCormack, Mrs. Ronald - no occu. McCormack, W. - farmer McDonald, Donald - farmer McDonald, Donald - farmer McDonald, Dougald, farmer McDonald, John - miller McDonald, Joseph H. - farmer McDonald, Neill - farmer

McDonald, P. - farmer McDonald, Ronald - farmer McDonald, Stephen - farmer McEachern, Donald - farmer McIntosh, A. - farmer McIntosh, John - farmer McIntyre, John - farmer McKinnon, Allan - farmer McKinnon, John - farmer McKinnon, Joseph - farmer McLellan, Ronald - farmer O'Henley, A. - farmer Robison, Neill - farmer Ryan, John - farmer

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Montrose

A village situated in township No. 3, parish and county of Prince. Distant from Alberton, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 4 miles, from Princetown 60 miles, from Charlottetown 85 miles, from Georgetown 115 miles, from Summerside 47 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 200.

Bowness, Robert - farmer Campbell, Alexander - farmer Campbell, James - farmer Campbell, Malcolm - farmer Clark, George M. - J.P., miller Donald, John - farmer Fitzgerald, John - farmer Gillis, John - farmer Gillis, Neil - farmer Gordon, David - farmer Gordon, Henry - farmer Gordon, John - farmer Gordon, John - miller Harding, Robert - farmer Hardy, Charles - miller Hardy, George - farmer Hardy, Robert - farmer Haywood, George - farmer Haywood, John - farmer

Laird, Job - farmer Laird, Nathan - farmer McIntyre, Daniel - farmer McIntyre, John - farmer McIntyre, Malcolm - farmer McMurdo, Archibald - farmer McMurdo, David - farmer McNeil, Archibald - farmer McRae, Smuel - farmer Montgomery, Donald - merchant Montgomery, William C. - farmer Mountain, James - farmer Platts, Thomas - farmer Profit, James - farmer Ramsay, Charles - farmer Ramsay, Donald - J.P., farmer Ramsay, James - carriage builder Ramsay, Malcolm - carriage builder Vincent, Joseph - farmer

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Morrell

A village in township No. 40, parish of St. Patrick, county of Kings. Distant from Georgetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 825 miles, from Summerside 60 miles, from Charlottetown 27 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 60.

Banks, John - farmer Coffin, Kimble - farmer Cox, Julius - gen. store, fish trader Crawford, Rev. Henry - Presbyterian Davidson, Henry - J.P., farmer Dingwell, Mrs. Jane - boarding house Fogerty, Martin - wheelwright, farmer Hayden, Wm. - J.P., general store(1) Hickey, Thomas - land surveyor, farmer Hogan, James - farmer Hooper & McGrath - fishing establishment Hughes, John - farmer Jardine, John - J.P., physician

Kelly, John - shoemaker, farmer McEwen, William - farmer(2) Mills, William - school teacher Murphy, Joseph - farmer Murray, Theodore - farmer O'Brien, John - blacksmith Phelan, Mrs. Bridget, wid Dennis,hotel Redmond, Patrick - tanner, farmer Sterns, Douglass - house joiner Sterns, William - postmaster(3) Waddel & Wilson - salmon preservers Welsh, Michael - tailor & farmer

(1) Also Shipbuilder
(2) Also Commissioner of Court of Small Debts.
(3) Also Storekeeper, Carriage Maker, Farmer

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Mount Stewart

A thriving village in township No. 37, parish of Bedford, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 18 miles, fare by bi-weekly stage 3s, by steamboat once a week is 1s 6d. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 250.

Allen, Edward B. - farmer Beaton, John F. - salesman Bourke, John R. - merchant(1) Brine, John F. - M.D. Carey, John - hotelkeeper, farmer Coffin, Duncan - ship carpenter Coffin, Edwin - general store(2) Coffin, Elisha - farmer Coffin, Sames [sic?] - storekeeper(3) Coffin, Kimble - ship builder Connelly, James - blacksmith Cox, Frank - M.D. Cummings, Mrs Eliza - wid Alex'r, groceries Duff, Alexander - blacksmith Egan, David - postmaster(4) Emeno ____ - shipwright Glover, James - ship builder

Gorman, James - tailor, harbour master Griffin, Patrick - storekeeper(5) Jay, Jonathan - salesman Lamont, Rev. James - Roman Catholic Lawson, John A. - merchant McDonald, James - gen. store, farmer McDonald, Ronald G. - J.P., farmer McEwen, David - farmer McEwen, Robert D. - school teacher(6) McQuade, James - storekeeper(7) Phelan, Walter - hotelkeeper Ross, James - J.P.(8) Scott, George - farmer Sterns - Franklin - carpenter Tobin, Daniel - hotelkeeper, joiner Vickerson, William - tanner

(1) Also Ship Builder, Commissioner in Court of Small Debts.
(2) Also Ship Builder and Farmer
(3) Also Ship Builder
(4) Also Ship Builder, Farmer, Dealer in Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, and Liquors.
(5) Also Commissioner in Court of Small Debts.
(6) Also Boot and Shoe Manufacturer.
(7) Also Ship Builder and Farmer.
(8) Also Merchant and Commission Agent.

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Muddy Creek

A small village in township No. 17, parish of St. Nicholas, county of Prince. Distant from Summerside, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 8 miles, from Princetown 25 miles, from Charlottetown 45 miles, from Georgetown, 80 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150

Arsenaux, Isaiah - farmer Arsenaux, John - fisherman Beavisto, Albert - farmer Beavisto, Theophilus - farmer Cudmore, Richard - farmer Dickie, John - postmaster Gamble, William - farmer Gaudet, Amable - farmer Gaudet, Cisimir - farmer Gaudet, Moses - farmer Gaudet, Stanislas - farmer Gaudet, Stephen - farmer Goodwin, William B. - farmer Goss, John - farmer Oakes, Samuel - farmer Perry, Charles - farmer

Perry, Damase - farmer Perry, Firman - farmer Perry, Hypolite - farmer Perry, James - farmer Perry, John - farmer Perry, John - farmer Perry, John - farmer Perry, Joseph - farmer Perry, Joseph - shoemaker Perry, Peter - farmer Perry, Roman - farmer Perry, Stephen - farmer Perry, Simon - carriage builder Perry, Thomas - farmer Polly, Caleb - farmer Steel, Donald - farmer

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Murray Harbor

A village situated in townships Nos. 63 and 64, parish of St. Andrews. county of Kings. Murray River runs through the centre of the village dividing it in 2 sections. This is a port of entry. Distant from Georgetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 12 miles by bi-weekly stage, from Charlottetown 40 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 200.

Brehaut, C. - postmaster M.H. South Brooks, John - customs officer Clements, William - J.P. Gen'l Store Clow, James - merch., ship owner Cowan, John - grist mill owner

Crichton, David - J.P.(1) Graham, William - postmaster McClure Bros. - general store(2) McLeod, J. - tannery Prowse, Samuel. - J.P.(3)

(1) Also General Merchant and Farmer.
(2) Also Saw and Shingle Mill Owners, Shipyard.
(3) Also General Merchant, Fishing Establishment.

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Murray Harbor North

A small village in township No. 63, parish of St. Andrew's, county of Kings. Distant from Georgetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 10 miles, from Princetown 20 miles, from Charlottetown 39 miles, from Summerside 70 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 120.

Chapman, Henry - farmer Chapman, John - merchant Clow, James - merchant Clow, John - farmer Clow, William - miller Dunn, Henry - farmer Dunn, John - farmer Dunn, Thomas - farmer Henderson, Thomas - farmer Irving, Thomas - farmer

Irving, William - farmer Lawson, Rev. Stephen G. McLean, David - postmaster, farmer McLeod, William - farmer Millan, Walter - farmer Millar, Andrew - farmer Millar, William - farmer Ranady, William - farmer Reid, Gavin - farmer Thomas, Edward - farmer

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Murray Harbor South

A village situated in township No. 64, parish of St. Andrew's, county of Kings. Distant from Georgetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 20 miles, from Charlottetown, 40 miles, from Summerside 80 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 200.

Ball, Jomes - farmer [may be Bell] Brehaut, Charles T. - postmaster & shoemaker Clements, William - general dealer Creichton, David - general dealer Davis, D. & Co. - fishing establishment

McCLure, Cartney - ship builder McLeod - Peter - tanner McLeod, William - tailor Munn, Duncan - general dealer Prowse, Samuel - general dealer & c

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Murray River

A village situated in township No. 64, county of Kings. Distant from Georgetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 15 miles, from Charlottetown 40 miles, from Summerside 60 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 300.

Bears, David - seaman Bears, Henry - farmer Bears, James - farmer Bears - John - fisherman Bears, nathaniel - farmer Bears, Nelson - seaman Bears, Stephen - fisherman Bishop, Levered - farmer Bishop, Hiel - farmer Cahoon, Charles - fisherman Clow, William - miller Cook, Francis - postmaster, carpenter Cuddy, James - farmer Fairchild, William - farmer Grant, Abijah - farmer Harty, Godfrey - fisherman Hawkins, William - farmer Horton, Ambrose - fisherman Horton, John W. - farmer Jackson, Daniel & Bros. - fishermen Jordan, Edward - farmer Kirby, Harris - fisherman Lowe, John - farmer Lowe, Thomas - farmer McClure & Bros. - merch. ship builder

McKay, George - farmer McKay, Hugh - fisherman McKay, Robert - fisherman McKinnon, Duncan - shoemaker McLain, William - farmer McLeod, Daniel - farmer McLeod, David - farmer McLeod, George - farmer McLeod, John - farmer Martin, Donald - merchant Murdoch, George - farmer Murdoch, John - farmer Murdoch, John - farmer Richards, James - farmer Sanders, James - teacher Sanders, John - farmer Sanders, Robert - farmer Sherwin, James - farmer Sherwin, William - shoemaker Stewart, Isaac - fisherman Van Iderstone, Alexander - shoemaker Wheeler, John - farmer White, Archiblad - farmer White, Charles - wheelright White, William - farmer

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This document, Lovell's Directory, 1871 may be seen at PARO, Accession No. 4064, Item No. 1

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