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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!]

New Annan Mills

A small 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., 6 miles, from Princetown 9 miles, from Charlottetown 34 miles, from Georgetown 64 miles. Population about 80.

Baker, John - farmer Burrows, Jabez - farmer Burrows, Thomas - farmer Campbell, John - farmer Conden, Thomas - farmer Jamieson, David - blacksmith Jamieson, Robart - farmer Jamieson, William - no occu. McGill, Arthur - farmer

McIsaac, Angus - farmer McKay, David - farmer McMullen, Donald - farmer McMullen, James - farmer McMullen, John - farmer Moss, Henry - blacksmith Tuplin, James - carriage builder Walker, Robert - farmer

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Newfrage

A small village situated in township No. 43, parish of St. Margaret's, county of Kings. Population about 50.

Bryan, John - farmer McCormack, Donald - farmer McCormack, Patrick - farmer McDonald, Allen - farmer McDonald, Angus - farmer McDonald, Angus - farmer McDonald, James - farmer McDonald, Ronald - farmer

McIntosh, Angus - farmer McIntosh, John - farmer McKenzie, Donald - farmer McKinnon, John - farmer McLean, James - farmer McLellan, Gilbert - farmer O'Hanley, Alexander - farmer O'Hanley, Ronald - farmer

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New Glasgow

A village situated on the Clyde River, township No. 23, parish of Grenville, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 17 miles, fare by bi-weekly stage 4s. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150

Binns, John - general merchant Bradshaw, Harrington - physician(1) Clarke, William - shoemaker Duncan, J.M.L. - school teacher Gregor, Angus - proprietor(2) Harris, C.F. - tinsmith Houston, James D. - shoemaker Laird, James jun. - grist, sawmill owner Laird, James sen. - merchant Laird, Hon. Alexander - J.P., farmer McCoubrey Bros. - tanners(3) McCoubrey, George R. - McCoubrey Bros.

McCoubrey, Richard Y. - McCoubrey Bros. McDonald, Alexander - carriage maker McDonald, Murdoch - boot & shoemaker McInnis, John - tailor McLeod, Theo S. - tailor Murphy, Peter - carriage woodworker Nisbe, Mrs. S. - wid, postmistress Orr, John - shipbuilder,owner,farmer Pethick, Philip - joiner Rocken, George - hotelkeeper, butcher Rattary, David - farmer Trainer, A. - blacksmith

(1) Also Surgeon and Farmer
(2) Angus ran a Steam Carriage Factory, was an Agricultural Implement and Thrashing Machine Maker, and General Iron Worker.
(3) Also Harness Makers.

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New London

A village situated in township No. 21, parish of Grenville, county of Queens. Distant from Summerside, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 18 miles, fare 3s; from Charlottetown 30 miles, fare 6s. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150.
[Post Office is called French River]

Adams, John - grist mill owner Anderson, George - Auctioneer(1) Barnard, William - farmer Cousins, John - farmer Cousins, William - J.P., farmer Cox, Rev. J.C. - Ch. of England Crosby, Charles - school teacher Johnston, David - grist, carding mill Johnston, William - merchant, farmer McGee, William - farmer McKay, Mrs. Jane - postmistress McKay, Neil - master mariner, farmer

McKay, William jun. - farmer McKay, William sen. - farmer McKenrie, George - ship owner McLeod, Andrew - farmer McLeod, George - farmer McLeod, John - farmer McMullin, John - blacksmith Montgomery, Hon. Donald - farmer(2) Murphy, William - fisherman Orr, James - farmer Pidgeon, James - J.P.(3) Pillman, Richard - ship owner, farmer

(1) Also Commission Merchant, Farmer
(2) Also President of the Legislative Council
(3) Also Druggist, Farmer

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New Perth

A village situated in township No. 51, parish of St. George, county of Kings. Distant from Georgetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 8 miles, from Princetown 73 miles, from Charlottetown 23 miles, from Summerside 63 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150.

Campbell, Peter - farmer Collins, James - farmer Dewar, Robert - farmer Finley, William - postmaster Gordon, James - farmer Gordon, James jun. - farmer Gordon, John - farmer Hamilton, Alexander - farmer Hamilton, John - farmer Kaneen, John - farmer Lane, Edward - merchant MacDonald, Daniel - farmer, miller

McIntyre, William - farmer McLaren, John - farmer McLaren, William - farmer Mencheon, Archibald - blacksmith Mencheon, Daniel - farmer Plumber, Roland - merchant, trader Robinson, Peter - farmer Shaw, Donald - farmer Shaw, Robert - farmer Smith, Alexander - farmer Walsh, Edwin - farmer

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New South Wiltshire

A small village in township No. 31, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 9 miles, from Princetown 40 miles, from Georgetown 50 miles, from Summerside 54 miles. Mail weekly. Population about 150.

Auld, William - farmer Barrit, William - farmer Barrit, William R. - farmer Beer, George - farmer Beer, Thomas - farmer Beer, William - farmer Brown, James - carpenter Brown, William - farmer Cahill, Richard - farmer Crooker, William - shoemaker Henderson, Archibald - farmer Henderson, George - farmer Holmes, Charles - farmer Howle, Charles - postmaster Hiscox, Thomas - farmer Howard, Charles - farmer

Johnstone, Lauchlan - farmer MacFadyen, Angus - farmer MacFadyen, Archibald - carpenter McKinlay, Allan - tailor Morris, Thomas - shoemaker Murphy, Patrick - mill owner Murray, John - farmer Newson, Benjamin - carpenter Paul, David - carpenter Pethick, John - farmer Ward, Samuel - saw mill Williams, Joshua - no occu. Willis, Charles - farmer Willis, James - farmer Yeo, Thomas - farmer

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Newtown

A village situated in township No. 57, county of Queens,. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 20 miles, from Princetown 60 miles, from Georgetown 20 miles, from Summerside 60 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150.
[The Post Office is at Orwell]

Anderson, Alexander - miller, farmer Cody, Lawrence - farmer Cody, Mrs. Mary Connolly, John jun. - farmer Curran, Richard - farmer Gill, Gordon - farmer Gill, Richard - J.P. miller, farmer Gill, Thomas - farmer Gunnip, James - farmer Kelly, Walter - farmer

McKenna, Peter - farmer McLean, Alexander - farmer Morrisey, Thomas - farmer Murphy, John jun. - farmer Murphy, John sen. - farmer Naddy, Michael - farmer Naddy, Pierce - farmer O'Mara, William - farmer Power, John - teacher, farmer Staunton, Miss Ann

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Nine Mile Creek

A village situated in township No. 65, parish of De Sable, and county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 9 miles, from Princetown 50 miles, from Georgetown 40 miles, from Summerside 40 miles. Mail weekly. Population about 300.

Bell, Duncan - farmer Bell, Gilbert - farmer Betts, Joseph - farmer Betts, Silas - farmer Brien, Angus - carpenter, farmer Cameron, Angus - farmer Campbell, Angus - farmer Campbell, Archibald - farmer Campbell, Capt. Gillan - farmer Campbell, Capt. Neil - J.P. farmer Campbell, James - farmer Campbell, Robert - farmer Currie, Donald - farmer Darroch, Archibald - farmer Doolan, Abraham - farmer Doyle, Edward - farmer, carpenter Foley, James - farmer Foley, William - farmer Foster, Goerge - farmer Gorvett, George - farmer, shoemaker Griffin, Thomas - farmer Harrington, Edward - farmer Hennessey, John - farmer Henry, John - farmer Inman, George - farmer Joy, John - farmer Ladner, John - farmer, carpenter Lannan, William - farmer Livingston, Allan - blacksmith Livingston, Donald - farmer Lowther, William - J.P., farmer Lund, William - farmer

Lund, William H. - farmer MacDonald, Alexander - farmer MacDonald, Donald - farmer MacDonald, John jun. - farmer MacDonald, John sen. - farmer McDougall, Andrew - farmer, carpenter McDougald, Archibald - farmer McDougall, Donald - farmer McDougall, Edmund - farmer McDougall, Edmund, farmer, carpenter McDougall, George - farmer McDougall, Martin - farmer McEachern, Donald - farmer McEachern, John - farmer McEachern, Neil - farmer McGregor, Archibald - farmer McGregor, Malcolm - farmer McKinnon, John - farmer McLean, Hector - farmer McNeill, Archibald - Postmaster(1) McPhee, Neil - farmer McQuarrie, Allan - farmer McRea, Norman - farmer Murphy, John - farmer Murphy, John - farmer Murphy, Lawrence - farmer Murphy, Peter - farmer Murphy, Thomas - farmer Patterson, Charles - farmer Ross, William - farmer Slattery, Michael - farmer Taylor, Henry - farmer

(1) Also Farmer and Teacher

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North Lake

A settlement in township No. 47, parish of St. Columbia, county of Kings. Distant from Georgetown, a station in the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 40 miles, from Princetown 90 miles, from Charlottetown 60 miles, from Summerside 88 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 120.

Baker, Elisha - farmer Campbell, Dougald - J.P., farmer Campbell, John - farmer Campbell, John - farmer Campbell, Peter - farmer Fraser, Donald - farmer Hooper, Samuel - farmer McDonald, John - farmer Morrow, Benjamin - farmer Morrow, E.B. - farmer

Morrow, Lemuel - farmer Morrow, Silas - farmer Morrow, William - postmaster Morrow, William H. - school teacher Rose, Alfred - farmer Rose, Peter - farmer Rose, Philip - farmer Rose, Stephen - J.P., farmer Rose, William - farmer

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North River, Warren Grove Mills

A small village in township No. 32, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 6 miles, from Princetown 24 miles, from Georgetown 46 miles, and from Summerside 35 miles. Population about 150.
[The Post Office is at Charlottetown]

Byrnes, Moses - horse dealer Carter, William - shoemaker Dockendorff, Jacob - farmer Heartz, Capt. Thomas - pilot Keough, Daniel - farmer McKenzie, William - tailor McKinlay, Alexander - farmer McKinlay, John - farmer McPhee, John - tailor Moreshead, Providence - farmer Moreshead, Daniel - tailor Murchison, Malcolm - farmer

Roper, John - millwright Scott, Alexander - farmer Scott, John - farmer Seller, John - merchant Vickerson, William - farmer Warren, Frederick - farmer Warren, George - blacksmith Warren, James - miller Warren, John B. - farmer Warren, Peter - farmer Younker, George - farmer

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North Tryon

A village situated in township No. 28, parish of St. David's, county of Prince. Distant from Alberton, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 5 miles, from Princetown 23 miles, from Charlottetown 27 miles, from Georgetown 50 miles, from Summerside 22 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150.
[The Post Office is at Tryon]

Avery, Julius T. - carder Biggs, William - architect Botts, Joseph - clothfinisher Cameron, George W.W. - farmer Crawford, Edward - hotelkeeper Crawford, John - farmer Dawson, George H. - loom fixer Dawson, S.E. jun. - woollen manufacturer Dawson, Thomas S. - farmer Goldrup, Jacob - farmer Hood, John Matthew - shoemaker Hood, George S. - shoemaker Howatt, Archibald - farmer Howatt, Charles - farmer Howatt, John - farmer Howatt, Thomas W.- farmer

Laing, John - farmer Lord, John - saw mill, farmer Lord, Philips - farmer McCabe, Peter - harnessmaker McDonald - John - spinner McNeil, John F. - carriagemaker McPherson, Neil - carpenter Nelder, Mrs. Elizabeth - milliner Percival, Nathan - farmer Potts, Robert - M.D. Robblee, James - farmer Robblee, Wesley - farmer Reid, Andrew - trader, farmer Sentner, James - spinner Slade, Llewellyn - engineer Wood, Mark - blacksmith

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North Wiltshire

A village situated in township No. 31, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 10 miles, from Princetown 20 miles, from Georgetown 40 miles, from Summerside 30 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 180.

Ashly, James - farmer Balderstone, Benjamin - miller Balderstone, John - farmer Berrigan, Nicholas - farmer Bowman, Richard - farmer Campbell, Thomas - farmer Clarke, William - farmer Clow, George - farmer Clow, George, jun. - farmer Cow, Samuel - farmer Cook, John - gardiner Cummings, John - farmer Cutten, William - farmer Dammarett, Henry - tavernkeeper Dammarett, Robert - carriagemaker

Deacon, John - farmer Easter, George - blacksmith Edwards, John - farmer Edwards, Robert - farmer Edwards, Thomas - farmer Godfrey, George - farmer Godfrey, Thomas - farmer Hatherley, John - farmer Large, William - farmer McKenzie, John - farmer Matthews, Richard - shoemaker Matthews, W.J. - farmer Matthews, William - farmer Morgan, Cormack - farmer Tierney, Martin - farmer

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Orwell Cove

A village situated in township No. 57, parish of St. John's, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 18 miles, there is weekly communication between the two places from Port Selkirk *, one mile distant, by steamer, fare 1s 6d. Population about 100

[The Post Office is at Orwell Head.]

Clark, Richard - storekeeper for Mrs. Stevens Douse, John - farmer Gill, Richard - saw and grist mill Gillis, Donald - joiner McDonald, Alexander - farmer McDonald , Charles - farmer McDonald, Donald - farmer McDonald, Joseph - farmer McDonald, John - farmer McDonald, John - farmer McDonald, Reynold - farmer

McLeod, Charles - storekeeper McLeod, Donald - tailor, farmer McLeod, John - storekeeper McLeod, Malcolm - joiner McLeod, Malcolm - tailor, farmer McPherson, George - blacksmith McPherson, John - farmer McPherson, Thomas - farmer Morrisey, Edward - farmer(1) Nicholson, Donald - tannery Stevens, Mrs.Mary - wid Patrick

*An interesting note. The main street of Port Selkirk, Robinson Street, runs through directly my house, according to a recent survey here in the Cove. The property is bounded to the South by Dundas St. There are no remnants left of either street. - Dave.

(1) Also Boot and Shoe Maker

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Orwell Head

A small village situated on the Orwell River, township No. 57, parish of St. John's, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 17 miles; fare by bi-weekly stage 4s. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 50.
[The Name of the Post Office is Orwell.]

Finley, William - general merchant Fletcher, James F. - editor(1) Gillis, William - grist mill Loughrin, Bernard - postmaster, taylor McDonald, Peter - shoemaker, farmer

McLeod, Donald - J.P., farmer McLeod, Malcolm - flour dealer, farmer McPhail, William - farmer(2) Nicholson, Peter - farmer

(1) Editor and Proprietor of the Charlottetown Island Argus, grist and shingle mill owner, resides in Charlottetown.
(2) Also School Inspector for Queens County.

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Park Corner

A village situated in township No. 20, parish of Granville, county of Queens. Distant from Summerside, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 17 miles, from Princetown 8 miles, from Charlottetown 39 miles, from Georgetown 69 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 200.

Bernard, Charles - farmer Brander, Archibald - farmer Brien, William - shoemaker Burke, John - merchant, farmer Campbell, David - farmer Campbell, John - farmer Campbell, William - farmer Campbell, William - flour mill Cousins, Alexander - farmer Cousins, James - farmer Constable, Joseph - farmer Cousins, William - farmer Delaney, William - farmer Donald, Archibald - farmer Donald, Edward - farmer Donald, John - farmer Doyle, James - postmaster, farmer Duggan, John - farmer Duggan, William - farmer

Graham, William - farmer McKay, William - farmer McLeod, George - farmer McLeod, Kenneth - farmer McLeod, Murdoch - farmer McMillan, Michael - farmer Mann, John - farmer Montgomery, Hon. Donald - MLC, farmer Montgomery, James H. - farmer Mountain, John - farmer Murphy, John - farmer Power, James - farmer Ramsay, Archibald - farmer Ready, Patrick - farmer Ready, Richard - farmer Stewart, George - farmer Stewart - Spencer - farmer Tuplin, John - shoemaker Wall, James - farmer

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Peterville

A small village situated in township No. 43, parish of St. Margaret's, county of Kings. Population about 75.

Chisson, Thomas D. - trader Hanning, Allan - farmer McDonald, Donald H. - farmer McDonald, John - miller

McDonald, Ronald - farmer McEachern, Donald - farmer McIntyre, Roderick - farmer McKinnon, Joseph - blacksmith

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Petter's [sic] Road

A village situated on Lot No. 63, in the 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 Charlottetown 39 miles, from Summerside 80 miles. Mail weekly. Population 200.

Acorn, Joseph - farmer Acorn, Samuel - miller Beers, Isaac A. - teacher Bethune, Malcolm - farmer Brown, George - farmer Butler, Samuel - farmer Carver, James - seaman Cooper, William - shoemaker Ferguson, Mungo - farmer Fraser, Daniel - shoemaker Fraser, William - ship carpenter Jenkins, Ephriam - saw miller Jenkins, George - farmer Jenkins, Nicholas - farmer Jenkins, Thomas - ship carpenter Johnston, William - postmaster, farmer McDonald, John -carpenter McDonald, William - farmer

McFadyen, Edward - cooper McLaren, Alexander - farmer McLean, James - blacksmith McLean, John - farmer McLean, John jun. - farmer McLean, Laughlin - farmer McLean, Malcolm - farmer McSwain, Neil - farmer Martin, Donald - farmer Morrison, John F. - teacher Porter, William - farmer Reid, James - farmer Robertson, Henry - farmer Singleton, Daniel - farmer Stuart, Donald - farmer Stuart, William - farmer Wetherby, William - farmer Yeomans, Michael - farmer

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Pisquid Bridge

A small village in towship No. 37, parish of St. Andrews, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co.,, 21 miles, from Georgetown 17 miles, from Summerside 50 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150.

Burt, Jonathan - farmer Clark, James - farmer Duffy, Peter - farmer Dunphy, Patrick, farmer Kelly, Charles - farmer McConnell, angus - shoemaker McConnell, Archibald - shoemaker McConnell, William - farmer McDonald, Angus - farmer McDonald, Angus - farmer McDonald, Angus - ship builder McDonald, Donald - caulker

McDonald, James - blacksmith McDonald, James - farmer McDonald, Ronald - farmer McKinnon, Donald - postmaster McLeod, Murdoch - miller McMillan, William - farmer McNeil, James - ship carpenter McQuaid, Francis - J.P., farmer O'Hane, Patrick - farmer Rodgerson, James - farmer Rodgerson, Thomas - farmer Walker, Alexander - carpenter

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Pleasant Grove

A village situated in township No. 34, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 10 miles, from Princetown 30 miles, from Georgetown 40 miles, and from Summerside 50 miles. Mail weekly. Population about 200.

Arting, James - farmer Clow, James - farmer Connors, Edward - farmer Crocket, William - farmer Curren, Michael - farmer Curren, Peter - farmer Curren, Thomas - farmer Dover, William - farmer Doyle, James - farmer Doyle, Luke - farmer Duck, George - farmer Duck, Wallace - farmer Flinn, Donald - farmer Flinn, Edward - farmer Flinn, James - farmer

Flinn, James - farmer Flinn, John - farmer Furlong, James - farmer Garnam, Abraham - farmer Gill, Benjamin - farmer Hardy, George - farmer Hardy, Joseph - farmer Hardy, Henry - farmer Hayden, John - farmer Hayes, James - farmer Hayes, Michael - farmer Lamphier, Terence - farmer Maghar, Richard - farmer Matthew, John - farmer Wyatt, Edward - farmer

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Point Prim

A small village in township Nos. 57 and 58, parish of St. John's, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 29 miles, from Princetown 64 miles, from Georgetown 30 miles, from Summerside 69 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150.

Cameron, Ewen - farmer Cameron, Roderick - farmer Finlayson, Alexander - joiner Finlayson, Alexander - pilot Finlayson, Archibald - pilot Finlayson, Donald - farmer Finlayson, Kenneth - master mariner Gillis, Donald - farmer Gillis, John - master mariner McDonald, Donald - master mariner McDonald, Finley, pilot McDonald, John - farmer McDonald, Ronald - joiner McDonald, Samuel M. - master mariner McKinnon, Alexander - farmer

McLean, Alexander - farmer McLean, Angus - farmer McLean, John - master mariner McLeod, Michael - farmer McRae, Angus - farmer McRae, Archibald - pilot McRae, Murdoch - master mariner McRae, Roderick - pilot Murchison, Donald - farmer Murchison, John - J.P., postmaster Murchison, Malcolm - carpenter Murchison, Murdoch - master mariner Murchison, Simon - farmer Murchison, Simon - farmer, lighthouse kpr. Murchison, Peter - master mariner

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Port Hill

A village situated in township No. 13, parish of Richmond, county of Prince. Ship building is carried on largely. It is a station of the New York, Newfoundland , and London Telegraph Co. Distant from Summerside 166 miles, bi- weekly stage fare 5s, from Alberton 25 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 350.

Adams, Thomas - foreman(1) Ball, Rev. E. - Ch. of England Bell, John - school teacher Francis, Martin - Indian school teacher Hopgood, John - postmaster, farmer Hopgood, William - bookkeeper(2) Hubbard P.W. - harnessmaker

McAuslane, Archibald - grist mill ownre McKay, John - grist miller, farmer Murphy, Thomas - bookkeeper Ramsay, David - farmer Shreve, J.C. - physician and surgeon Yeo, James - ship owner(3) Yeo, John - J.P.(4)

(1) Foreman for John Yeo.
(2) Also Lumber Surveyor
(3) Also General Merchant, Saw Mill Owner, Farmer
(4) Also MPP, Ship owner, General Merchant, Farmer

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Pownal

A village situated at the head of Pownal Bay, township Nio. 49, prish of Bedford, county of Queens. The surrounding country is remarkably productive, 15,000 bushels of oats, and 12,000 bushels of potatoes have beenn shipped from here in one season. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 8 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150.

Acorn, William jun. - farmer Acorn, William sen. - farmer(1) Brown, Daniel - grocer, shoemaker, farmer Brown, James - carpenter Brown, Samuel - shoemaker Brown, William - blacksmith Carver, Richard - blacksmith Drake, Samuel - J.P., farmer Gay, Howard - farmer Gay, James B. - J.P., merchant, farmer Jay, James J. - postmaster(2) Gay, Mrs. Mary - wid Samuel Gay, Robert - farmer Gay, Theophilis - farmer Haley, John - wharfinger, farmer Ings, John - farmer Jardine, William - carriage builder

Jenkins, George - farmer Jenkins, Nicholas sen. - farmer Jenkins, Richard - farmer Jones, William - farmer McEachern, John - grocer, tanner McLellan, Duncan - shoemaker McMahon, James - tailor Moore, James H. - farmer Prought, John - hotelkeeper, farmer Prought, William - farmer Robertson, James - tailor Smith, Alexander - J.P., farmer Smith, John - farmer Smith, Richard - J.P.(3) Stanley, Thomas - shoemaker Winterbotham, Rev. John - Wesleyan

(1) Also Grist and Sawmill Owner
(2) Also Nurseryman and Market Gardener
(3) Also General Merchant, Produce Dealer and Shipper, Commissioner of Small Debts.

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Princetown [a.k.a. Malpeque]

A village and the site of the county town and Royalty as set off by the Government for Prince county about 1766, is situated in township No. 18, parish of St. David's, county of Prince. Malpeque Harbour, on the west side of the peninsula, on which this place is situated, is one of the finest on the North side of the Island, vessells of 1000 tons being able to enter. Distant from Princetown wharf 3 miles, from Summerside, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 15 miles, fare by stage 3s; from Charlottetown 38 miles fare 6s; from Georgetown 70 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 400

Allan, James - inkeeper, farmer Beairsto, Benjamin - J.P., farmer Beairsto, James, J.P., grist mill, farmer Beairsto, John - farmer Beairsto, William - gr. school teacher Blackmore, James - truckman Blackmore, James jun. - labourer Breen, John - blacksmith, farmer Bryanton, Andrew - farmer Conick, Peter - shoemaker Coughlin, William - farmer Crafer, John E. - farmer Craig, John - farmer Craig, Neil - farmer Craig, Robert - farmer Crowley, Timothy - mason, farmer Crozier, James - farmer Crozier, John - blacksmith, farmer Crozier, John - farmer Crozier, Samuel W. - farmer Ellison, Archibald - farmer Ellison, Malcolm - farmer Ellison, Miss Janet- no occu. Henry, John - farmer Hudson, William - merchant Kelly, Patrick - shoemaker Kier, William - M.D., farmer Lair, Rev. Robert - Presbyterian Linell, Weston - storekeeper McGougan, Alexander - farmer McGougan, Archibald - farmer McGougan, Archibald - pilot, farmer

McGougan, Duncan - pilot, farmer McGougan, Neil jun. - farmer McGougan, Neil sen. - farmer McGougan William - farmer McKay, Archibald - farmer McKay, Henry E. - postmaster(1) McKay, William - farmer McNeil, Angus - wheelwright, farmer McNutt, D.S.&P. - general merchants McNutt, Dugald - J.P.(2) McNutt, H. S. - customs off., Fish pres. McNutt, James - farmer(3) McNutt, James -salesman McNutt, Peter, farmer(4) McRae, Frederick - farmer Montgomery, Edward - farmer Montgomery, James T. - farmer Owen, Arthur - farmer Owen, Walter - farmer Ramsay, George - farmer Ramsay, William B. - carriage builder Sinclair, George - J.P., farmer Stewart, Robert - farmer Stewart, Robert - farmer Sudsberry, Thomas - labourer Taylor, Niel - farmer Thompson, William - carriage builder, farmer Woodside, Archibald - farmer Woodside, Benjamin - farmer Woodside, Daniel - farmer

(1) Also Farmer and Wharfinger
(2) Also of D.S. & P. McNutt, and Farmer
(3) Also Clerk, Court of Small Debts.
(4) Also of D.S. & P. McNutt, Commissioner Court of Small Debts.

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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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