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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!]

Red Point

A small village in township No. 46, east parish, county of Kings. Distant from Georgetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 30 miles, from Charlottetown 56 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150.

Bruce, George - blacksmith Campbell, Angus M. - farmer Campbell, Angus M. - farmer Campbell, Donald M. - farmer Chapman, Simon - fisherman Chapman, Thomas - tailor Cling, John jun. farmer Cling, John sen. - farmer Fraser, John - farmer Hackett, James - farmer Leet?, William - carpenter McDonald, Alexander - tailor McDonald, Hugh D.B. - farmer

McDonald, Lauchlan - farmer McDonald, Samuel - postmaster McInnis, Alexander - farmer McInnis, Anthony - farmer McInnis, Donald - farmer McLean, Alexander - farmer McLean, John - farmer McLellan, Angus - farmer Robertson, Duncan - merchant Stewart, John - farmer Stewart, Mrs. A. - wid Wilson, Robert - shoemaker

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Rolla [Rollo] Bay

A village in township No. 43, parish of St. Margaret's, county of Kings. Distant from Georgetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 30 miles, from Charlottetown 42 miles by stage Thuesday and Friday, fare 9s. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 75.

Burk, James - farmer Dingle, J.H. - farmer Eureka House - McDougall Bros. pro. Keefe, James - ship builder McCrae, Donald - farmer McDonald, Donald - blacksmith McDougall, Archibald - of McDougall Bros. McDougall Bros. - general store, Eureka Hs.

McDougall, Ronald - of McDougall Bros.(1) McKee, Alexander - farmer McKinnon, John - farmer O'Donnell, James - farmer Townsend, Charles - farmer Townsend, John - farmer Webster, Joseph - farmer

(1) Also Postmaster

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Rose Valley

A small village in township No. 67, parish of Grenville, county of Queens. Distant from Summerside, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 18 miles, from Princetown 25 miles, from Charlottetown 20 miles, from Georgetown 50 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 200.

Bethune, Allan - farmer Cahill, John - farmer Dixon, George - miller Dixon, George sen. - farmer Dixon, John - farmer Edwards, Bartholemew - farmer Gillis, Duncan - farmer Gillis, Malcolm - farmer Gillis, Mrs. - wid Gillis, Roderick - farmer McDonald, Hector - farmer McDonald, Kenneth - farmer McDonald, Myles - farmer McInnis, John - farmer McKenzie, Alexander - farmer McKenzie, John - farmer McKenzie, Kenneth - farmer McKenzie, Murdoch H. - farmer McKenzie, Roderick - farmer McKinlay, Murdoch - farmer McKinnon, Murdoch - farmer

McLeod, Alexander - farmer McLean, Allan - farmer McLean, Alexander - blacksmith McLeod, Donald - farmer McLeod, John - farmer McRae, Malcolm - farmer Matheson, Angus - farmer Matheson, Angus - farmer Matheson, Donald - farmer Matheson, Malcolm - shoemaker Matheson, John - farmer Matheson, Neil - farmer Nicholson, Allan - tailor Nicholson, Angus - farmer Nicholson, Donald - farmer Nicholson, James - farmer Stuart, Hector - blacksmith Stuart, Ronald - farmer Todd, James - farmer

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Rustico

A village in township No. 24, parish of Charlotte, county of Queens, adjacent to Rustico Bay, one of the principal fishing stations in the province. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 16 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 250.

Baker & Nicholson - fishing establishment Budd, George - p'master N. Rustico(1) Bulmen, Christopher - farmer Buote, Isadore - farmer Buote, Mrs. - schoolteacher Cameron, John - school teacher Churchill, H.M. - fish establishment Doiron, Jerome - J.P.(2) Doiron, Sylvestre - farmer Doucet, Adrien - farmer Farmer's Bank - See(3) Finley, William H. - general merchant Gallant, Andrew - farmer Gallant, Fidel - farmer Gallant, Joseph - storekeeper, farmer Gallant, Leman - farmer Gallant, Leon - farmer Gallant, Peter - farmer Gaudet, Joseph - farmer Houston, Alexander - farmer Houston,John - Farmer

Hughes, John - blacksmith MacPhee, Rev. Rodolph P. - R. Catholic McDonald, John - blacksmith McNeill, William - cust. officer, farmer Marin, Blanchard - cash. Farmer's Bank Matheson, W'm - Farmer, grist, carding mill Mayo, C.S. - fishing establishment Mutch, David - J.P., farmer Nelson, John - fishing establishment Percy, Thomas - fishing establishment Pineau, Dominique - farmer Pineau, Fermin - farmer Pineau, Pacifique - farmer Pineau, Robert - farmer L????, Romain - farmer Ritchey, Rev. Theophilis - Ch. of England Ross, Donald - fishing establishment Stevenson, Robert - farmer, grist mill Tombs, Joseph - farmer Welsh, Thomas - fishing establishment Woolner, Edward - farmer

(1) Also Blacksmith
(2) Also Farmer, Pres. of Farmer's Bank, Road Commisioner
(3) Farmer's Bank - Jerome Doiron; president, Blanchard Marin, cashier. Directors - Sylevstre Doiron, Leon Gallant, Joseph Gaudet, Isadore Buote, Andrew Gallant, Leman Gallant, Fermin Pineau, Adrien Doucet, Robert Pineau, and Fidel Gallant. Discount day every Wednesday.

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Scotchfort

A small village on the north side of the Hillsborough River, township No. 36, parish of St. Bonaventure, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 15 miles, from Princetown 45 miles, from Georgetown 20 miles, from Summerside 55 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 100.

Braddock, Charles - J.P., farmer Dougan, Thomas A. - shoemaker Egan, Michael - blockmaker Fisher, Angus - shipbuilder Fisher, Charles - shipbuilder Hughes, Henry - farmer Hayden, Alexander - shipbuilder Johnston, Archibald - blacksmith McDonald, Alexander - pilot

McDonald, Angus - postmaster McDonald, James - farmer McDonald, Joseph - farmer McKarney, James - brickmaker McKenna, Bernard - farmer McKenzie, James F. - school teacher McKenzie, John - farmer Wire, James - farmer

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Searletown

A small village in township No. 27, parish of St. David's, county of Prince. Distant from Georgetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 6 miles, from Princetown 20 miles, from Charlottetown 34 miles, from Summerside 13? miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 80.

Allen, William - farmer Baker, Phillip - farmer Black, Stephen - farmer Farrow, Howard - postmaster Jobey, Thomas - carpenter McLean, John - farmer Smith, Christopher - farmer Strong, Gabriel - farmer Trueman, Hiram - farmer

Webster, Joseph - farmer Wright, D.S. - no occu. Wright, Horatio - farmer Wright, John - farmer Wright, John Nelson - farmer Wright, John R. - farmer Wright, Lewis - farmer Wright, Solomon - farmer

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Skinner's Pond

A small village in township No. 1, north parish, county of Prince. Distant from Alberton, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 15 miles, from Princetown 60 miles, from Charlottetown 100 miles, from Georgetown 130 miles, from Summerside 52 miles. Mail weekly. Population about 100

Aylward, Patrick - farmer Aylward, Peter - farmer Arseneaux, James trader Casey, Henry - farmer Cuir, Thomas J. - trader Doyle, Arthur - farmer

Doyle, James - farmer, postmaster Dulling, James- trader Keefe, John - farmer McGrath, James - teacher McKenna, Peter - farmer Noonan, Abraham - blacksmith

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Somerset

A small village in township No. 27, parish of St. David's, 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, 25 miles, from Georgetown 55 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 25.

Breuah?, Michael - farmer Cunningham, John - farmer Doyle, Rev. Patrick - R. Catholic Farmer, James S. - farmer Foley, John - Master gr. school Hackett, John - joiner Hughes, Owen - J.P., farmer Johnston, James - farmer Keef, John - farmer Keef, Patrick - pro. Temperance Hotel Kelly, Andrew - farmer Kelly, James - carriage builder McBride, Thomas - wheelwright McCarville, Owen - shoemaker McCarville, Thomas jun. - farmer McCarville, Thomas sen. - farmer McDonald, Allan - farmer McGuigan, Mrs. - pro Somerset Inn Melver, John - farmer Moan, Hugh - blacksmith Mulligan, Artemus - farmer

Mulligan, Patrick - farmer Mulligan, Phillip - farmer Mulligan, Puncher - farmer Murphy, Francis - joiner Murphy, Hugh - farmer Murphy, Patrick - farmer Murphy, Thomas - farmer Murphy, William - farmer Nolan, Simon - veterinary, blacksmith Nolan, Matthew - farmer Renahah?, Jolin - farmer Rooney, Patrick - shoemaker Screenan, John - farmer Screenan, Lanty - farmer Smith, John - J.P., farmer Somers, Martin - commission agent Thompson, James - farmer Treanor, Patrick - shoemaker Wall, James - farmer Walsh, John R. - tailor, postmaster Wright, John Jesse - mill owner

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Souris

A flourishing village situated in township Nos. 44 and 45, east parish, county of Kings. The River Souris runs through the centre of the village, dividing it into two parts, that on the east side of the river being known as East, and that on the opposite side as West Souris. Tha larger portion of the village is on the eastern side. The depth of the water on the bar is 8 1/2 feet at high water. It is intended to build a breakwater already commenced from the east part of the harbour, with fron 3 to 5 fathoms of water. Shipbuilding and fishing are the chief pusuits of the inhabitants. Distant from Charlottetown 52 miles fare 12s 6d; from Georgetown 30 miles, from Summerside 90 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 500.

Arnold, John - painter Aylward, Peter - carpenter Beaton, Mrs. C.S. - wid Hon. Donald Beaton, Mrs. - hotelworker Bowers, John - saddler, harnessmaker Brown, Angus - grocer, farmer Cameron, Ewen- storekeeper Campion, Alexander Cantwell, John - miller Carlton, Caleb C. - groceries(1) Cheverie, Alexander - grocer Cheverie, Alexander - master mariner Cheverie, Peter - farmer Cheverie, Simon - mast. mar., ship owner Conroy, Mrs - wid William, groceries Fitzgerald, Thomas - merchant Fitzgerald, William - shoemaker Fuller, E.G. jun. - trader Fuller, E.G. sen. - storekeeper(2) Garrett, James - farmer Garrett, John - farmer Gay, Charles - mast. mar., ship owner Gregory, Michael - salesman Gregory, Samuel - blacksmith, farmer Halloran, Matthias - farmer Hayes, Richard - harbour master Hellyon, Thomas - blockmaker Keys, John - master mariner Keys, Thomas - farmer Kickham, Edward - J.P,storekeeper,farmer Kickham, John jun. - blacksmith Kickham, John sen. - farmer Kickham, Lawrence - merchant,hotel,farmer Kickham, Thomas - postmaster, merchant Knight, John - J.P.(3) Lavee, Augustas - master mariner Lavee, Charles - master mariner Lavee, Francis - farmer Lavee, John D. - master mariner Lavee, Michael - master mariner Leslie, Alexander - J.P., farmer Leslie, Brothers - saw mill owners Leslie, James - farmer MacGowan, John - gen'l merchant(4) McCormack, Donald - labourer McCormack, Michael - gen'l merchant(5) McDonald, Mrs. Agnes - school teacher McDonald, Alexander - carpenter McDonald, Angus - shoemaker McDonald, Francis - carpenter McDonald, Gabriel - shoemaker McDonald, Joseph - shoemaker McDonald, Leo - carpenter McDonald, Miss - ladies school

McDonald, Neil - book keeper McDonald, Neil - farmer McDonald, Rev. D.F. - R. Catholic McDonald, Ronald - constable, shoemaker McDonald, Roderick - groceries and liquors McDonald , Roderick - mast. marin., ship owner McDonald, Ronald - groceries(6) McEachern, Angus - hotelkeeper(7) McEachern, John - ship builder McEachern, Joseph - general store, fish trader McGowan, John - general dealer McInnis Bros. - blacksmiths McInnis, James - of McInis Bros. McInnis, Joseph - of McInnis Bros. McIntyre, Peter Adolphus, M.D.(8) McKinnon, John - shoemaker McLauchlin, James Gen'l Merchant(9) McLean, James R. - M.P., merchant McLean, John - coll. of customs, storekeeper McLean, John - of Matthew & McLean McQuaid, James - tailor McQuaid, Mrs. Charlotte - storekeeper McVean, James R. - M.P., merchant McWade, Mrs. - wid Michael, gen'l store Mallard, Thomas - shipwright Maskill, William - cooper Matthew, & Mclean - gen'l merchants Matthew, Uriah - of Matthew & McLean Morrow, David - ship carpenter Morrow, Frederick - liquor dealer Morrow, James O. - general store Moynagh, James jun. - hotel, store keeper Moynagh, James sen. - no occu. Muttart, E.B. - physician O'Donald, Francis - carpenter Pacquet, Alexander - blacksmith Pacquet, Michael - farmer Pacquet, Marshall - mariner Peters, Edward - house carpenter Quin, Joseph - groceries, provisions &c Rice, George - caulker & shipwright Rice, Mrs. Ellen - wid Seaman, R. - shoemaker Scully, Mrs. M - wid Patrick Scully, Thomas - farmer Smith, Mrs. Sarah - Wid Thomas D.(10) St. John, Richard - cooper Steele, Thomas - farmer Stearns, John G. - gen'l merch., postmaster Stewart, Peter - ship builder, grist mill Stewart, Peter - carpenter Stone, William - fish trader(11) Strachan, Donald - cooper Tierney, Mrs. - seamstress

(1) Also Dry Goods, Liquors, Fish Trader, Egg Dealer
(2) Also Fish Trader & U.S. Consular Agent.
(3) Also General Merchant, Dealer in fish and produce.
(4) Also Notary and Fish Trader
(5) Also Sherriff for Kings County, Commissioner of Small Debts Court.
(6) Also Commission Merchant, Auctioneer, Insurance Agent
(7) Also Clerk of Commissioner's Court.
(8) Also C.M., Drug Store
(9) Also Boot & Shoe Manufacturer
(10) Postmistress, Boarding House
(11) Also Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Hardware &c

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Southport

A village situated on the south side of the Hillsborough River, immediately opposite the city of Charlottetown in township No. 48, parish of Bedford, county of Queens. It is connected with the city by a steam ferry plying every hour, fare 3d. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 160.

Acorn, Joseph - saw and grist miller Aylward, John - ship owner(1) Babang, Joseph - ferryman Beer, Henry - J.P.(2) Boyer, Henry - of Stewart & Boyer(3) Breen, Patrick - liquor dealer Bridges, Robert - farmer Chandler, Edward - livery, blacksmith, farmer Farquharson, Sampson - school teacher Farquharson, William H. - gen'l merchant Fisk, James - labourer Flood, Peter - brickyard owner, farmer Forrest, Mrs. A. - wid George Godfrey, Joseph - brickmaker Ham, Allen - lock and gun smith Haszard, George T. - pro broom factory Henry, George - farmer Henry, George - farmer Huddy, Richard - labourer Kennedy, James W. - saddler

Kervin, Richard - ferryman McAdam, Thomas - brickmaker McCullough, William - labourer McGee, James - farmer McLeod, William - tanner, farmer Muy, Robert - J.P. Munn, Alexander - Union Hotelkeeper Murphy, James - hotelkeeper Murphy, Matthew - hotelkeeper Sprague, John - salesman Stanley, Thomas - shoemaker Stewart, Alexander - brickmaker Stewart, Allen - blacksmith Stewart & Boyer - tannery pro.'s Stewart, John - of Stewart & Boyer Stewart, John - tailor Stewart, John B. - J.P., brickmaker Stewart, Miss - no occu. Stewart, Robert - butcher Wadman, Isaac - builder, joiner(4) Yeo, Richard - brickmaker

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(1) Also Master Mariner, Lime Kiln Owner, Farmer
(2) Also Postmaster, General Importer, and Produce Dealer, Brickyard Owner
(3) Also Produce Dealer
(4) Also Undertaker

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Springfield

A small settlement in township No. 7, parish of Granville, county of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 24 miles, from Georgetown 54 miles, from Summerside 15 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 40.

Harlam, Benjamin - farmer Harlam, Benjamin jun. - farmer Harlam, John H. - farmer Harlam, Joseph - farmer

Harlam, Robert - farmer Harlam, St??? - farmer Harlam, Thomas - farmer Harlam, William - farmer

[Note: This name is typed exactly as it appears in the Directory, however, it should read "Haslam"]

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Springton

A village in the north parish of Queens. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 14 miles, from Princetown, 18 miles, from Georgetown 44 miles, from Summerside 20 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 230.

Cameron, Donald - MPP, farmer Campbell, Rev. Alex. - Presbyterian Kelly, Daniel - farmer Kelly, Peter - farmer Lamont, Murdoch - mason MacDonald, Donald - farmer MacDonald, James - J.P. MacDonald, Ronald - farmer MacDonald, Samuel - farmer MacInnis, Donald - farmer McInnis, Kenneth - joiner McInnis, Myles - farmer McIntosh, Donald jun. - farmer McIntosh, Donald sen. - farmer McIntosh, Mrs. - wid. McIntosh, Roderick - farmer McKenzie, Alexander - farmer McKenzie, Donald - farmer McKenzie, John - tailor McKinnon, Donald - farmer

McLennan, Norman - farmer McLeod, Alexander - farmer McLeod, Donald - farmer McLeod, John - carpenter McLeod, John jun. - farmer McLeod, John sen. - farmer McLeod, Murdoch - farmer Martin, Alexander - J.P., farmer Matheson, John - farmer Nicholson, Angus - farmer Nicholson, Donald jun. - farmer Nicholson, Donald sen. - farmer Ross, Angus - miller Stuart, Alexander - mason Stuart, Allan - shoemaker Stuart, Angus - farmer Stuart, Donald - farmer Stuart, John - farmer Todd, William - farmer

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St. Eleanors

A village situated in township No. 17, parish of Richmond, county of Prince. This is the county town of Prince and the Supreme Court sits here twice a year. Distant from Summerside, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 2 1/2 miles, from Charlottetown 40 miles, fare by bi-weekly stage 4s 6d. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 400.

Anderson, L. - dealer in dry goods(1) Anderson, Albert L - gen'l merchant Bell, Mrs. M.J. - wid William(2) Bennett, Henry - master mariner Bertram, David - saddler, harnessmaker Bou?ly, William - farmer Brown, William Henry - farmer Cannon, Frederick - farmer Craswell, Anthony - farmer Craswell, Edgar J. - farmer Craswell, John A. - farmer Craswell, William - farmer Darby, Benjamin - J.P., farmer Darby, James C. - farmer Darby, Mrs. Mary - wid Isaac Darby, William - farmer Dunn, John - labourer Dyer, William B. - no occu. Ellison, George - hotelkeeper Forsyth, Rev. Joseph - Ch. of England Fraser, James J. - drug store, confectionary French, Isaac - harnessmaker Gay, George - farmer Glover, Silas - tailor, farmer Green, James - farmer Harvey, Charles - saddler &c Harvey, Henry - farmer Harvey, James - farmer Haszard, John - trader Hawkins, Daniel - no occu. Head, Herbert - blacksmith & farmer Holland, Alexander E. - tinsmith(3) Hunt, Thomas - J.P.(4) Hunt, William F. - general merchant(5) Jeffrey, Isaac - farmer Jelly, George - farmer Jelly, John - farmer Jones, George - farmer Kinsman, James - farmer

Kirk, David - carriagemaker Laird, William - farmer Lea, James - farmer Linkletter, Absolem - innkeeper Linkletter, George W. - farmer Linkletter, Isaac - farmer Linkletter, John - farmer Linkletter, John T. - farmer Linkletter, Joseph - farmer Linkletter, William - farmer McDonald, Robert H. - farmer, tanner McGinnes, Angus - labourer McKinnon, Robert - carriagemaker Mills, Benjamin S. - farmer Murray, Richard - shoemaker, farmer Murray, Thomas - farmer Pembroke, John - labourer Pope, Mrs. M.A. - wid Charles Porter, James - tanner Rayner, Edward - shoemaker Reid, James - Postmaster(6) Reid, William - salesman Riley, James W. - carpenter and farmer Kinsman, James - farmer Rogers, Alexander - blacksmith Rogers, John - farmer Rogers, Roderick W. - carriagemaker, blacksmith Scales, Henry - gaoler Scales, Isaac - farmer Sharp, James - farmer Sharp, Joseph - farmer Shaw, George - carriagemaker Tanton, George - farmer Tanton, John - farmer Tanton, Mrs. E. - wid Samuel Wade, Thomas - no occu. Welch, Albert - blacksmith Wiggin, Mrs. - wid Rev. A. W.

(1) Also Groceries, Hardware, &c, Grain and Produce Shipper.
(2) Also proprietress of American Hotel.
(3) Also Mail Contractor, Farmer
(4) Also Deputy Prothonotary for Prince County
(5) Also Sheriff of Prince County
(6) Also Farmer and Clerk of Court of Small Debts

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St. Felix

A small village in township No. 2, parish of Tignish, county of Prince. Distant from Summerside, A station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 50 Miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 150.

Arsenault, Joseph - farmer Arsenault, Morain - farmer Arsenault, Stephen S. - school teacher Blanchard, Stephen - farmer Buote, Dominic - farmer Buote, Joseph - farmer Chiasson, Clement - farmer Chiasson, Eldele - farmer Chiasson, John - farmer Chiasson, Onesime - farmer Des Roches, Firmin - farmer Des Roches, Germin - farmer Des Roches, Joshua - farmer Des Roches, Peter - farmer Des Roches, Moses J. - farmer Dilon?, William - shoemaker

Gaudet, Hubert - blacksmith Gaudet, Peter - farmer Green, Charles - postmaster Gaudet, Jerome - blacksmith Hammill, Joseph - carriage maker Haywood, William - miller Hughes, Francis - brickmaker Martin, Dunstan - wheelwright Peters, Moses - farmer Platts, William - farmer Richard, Hubert - wheelwright Richard, Joseph - farmer Richard, Peter - shoemaker Richard, Prospere - farmer Richard, Sylvain - farmer

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St Margarets

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

McCormack, Archibald - farmer McCormack, James - postmaster McDonald, Alexander - farmer

McDonald, Michael - farmer Montgomery, James - farmer

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St. Peter's Bay

A village in township No. 47, parish of St. Patrick's, county of Kings, one of the principal fishing rendezvous for fishing vessels. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 33 miles. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 80.

Bulger, Simon - hotelkeeper, tanner Coffin, William - ship builder, farmer Dinn, Richard - tailor Dixon, John - carding mill, farmer Forbes, James - cloth, grist and saw mill Hayden, Charles - grist, saw, shingle mill Keenan, John - school teacher, farmer Lewis, Andrew - shoemaker(1) Lewis, David - Mason, farmer McAuley, Angus - postmaster(2) McAuley, Leo - general merchant McCallum, Robert - farmer McCallum, S.B. - farmer McCormack - Anthony - J.P. - farmer McCormack, James - clerk

McIsaac, Donald - farmer McKenzie, John - farmer McLauchlin, Daniel S. - shoemaker McLean, John A. - J.P.(3) McLean, Mrs. Ellen - wid Hugh. McMullen, Donald - farmer Mahoney, Michael - storekeeper Murphy, Michael - shoemaker, farmer Murphy, Murdoch, J.P., farmer Passmore, John jun. - salesman Passmore, John sen. - storekeeper (Beer&son) Prairie Hotel - Peter Ryan, pro Peter Ryan - pro Prairie Hot.,storekeeper Sullivan, John P. - storekeeper Webster, John - grist and saw mill

(1) Also Clerk of Court of Small Debts
(2) Also Dealer of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware &c
(3) Also Farmer, Shipbuilder, Storekeeper

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Stanfield Mills

A village located on the east branch of the Tryon River, township No. 28, parish of St. David's, county of Prince. Distant from Summerside, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 20 miles. There is here an extensive steam cloth manufactury. Population about 120.

Callbeck, Albert - farmer Callbeck, Joseph - farmer Callbeck, William - farmer Crawford, John - farmer Dawson, George - millhand Gamble, Solomon - egg dealer Goodroup, Jacob - farmer, road comm. Hood, John M. - shoemaker Howatt, Thomas W. - farmer Ives, Thomas - J.P.(1) Kelly, John - millhand Lacey, Lawrence - farmer Laing, John - farmer Lord, John - grist & saw miller, farmer Lord, Phillip - farmer McCabe, Peter - saddler McDonald, John - millhand

McNeil, Alexander - millhand McNeil, John - carriage builder McPherson, Neil - carpenter Muirhead, John - farmer Nelden, Mrs. - milliner Percival, Nathan - farmer Pooley, Richard - farmer Potts, Robert - M.D., lime kiln owner Reid, Andrew - gen'l merch., farmer Robble, James - carpenter, farmer Robble, John - farmer Robble, Nicholas - farmer Sentner, James - millhand Wood, Marc - blacksmith Waddell, Robert - farmer Wade, Llewellan - millhand

(1) Also Farmer and Grist and Saw Mill Owner

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Sturgeon

A village situated in townships Nos. 59 and 61, parish of St. Andrew's, county of King's. Distant from Georgetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Co., 4 miles, from Princetown 71 miles, from Charlottetown 33 miles, from Summerside 73 miles,. Mail bi-weekly. Popultion about 200.

Acorn, Charles - miller Beairsto, Andrew T. - tanner Brennan, William - farmer Cahill, Daniel - tailor Carney, Bernard - bailiff Carney, John - farmer Collings, John - merchant Creed, James - farmer Kemp, Capt. Thomas Lanigan, Terrance - tavernkeeper McKinnon, Daniel - farmer McKinnon, John - farmer McKinnon, Roderick - farmer Moor, Henry - farmer Moor, Samuel - farmer Moor, William - farmer

Murphy, James - farmer Murphy, Nicholas - farmer Mutch, Samuel - teacher O'Connor, Andrew - farmer O'Connor, Henry - farmer Randall, Lewis - farmer Sabine, Samuel - peddler Sabine, Thomas J. - postmaster Smith, John - farmer Sorney, John - farmer Thompson, William - farmer Thornton, Richard - tavernkeeper Westaway, Richard - farmer Young, George - farmer Young, Matthew - lumberer Young, 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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