Notes and References for Chapter 4:

l.

10.

11.

8.0999359

“Railroad Meeting at Somerset, Lot 271’ The Herald,
Charlottetown, April 5, 1871.

Ibid.
Ibid.
Ibid.
Examiner, Charlottetown, April 10, 1871.
Patriot, Charlottetown, October 21, 1871.

Results in the Fourth Electoral District of Prince
County were: Pope’s coalition government party: 827;
Liberals 1468. Totals for P.E.I. were: Government:
9811; Liberals 20,283. Patriot, April 11, 1872.

Patriot, March 6, 1873.

Rev. John C. Macmillan. The History of the Catholic
Church in Prince Edward Island from 1835 till 1891.
1913:349.

See the letter from six Protestant Ministers urging

Protestants to vote only for candidates who oppos—
ed aid to Catholic schools. Patriot, March 15, 1873

Results of the voting, from the Patriot, September 20,
187 3:

Liberal
8.]. Perry

Conservative
J.C. Pope G.W. Howlan J. Yeo

Township 26: 128 110 49 43
Township 27: 132 121 44 41

12.

 

Editorial in The Herald, November 3, 1870.
' ' ri kDo 1e

14.

15.

16.

   
  

Results of voting in the 4th Electoral District of Prince
County: August 19, 1876:

Non-sectarian Sectarian
J.R. Calhoun W. C. Lea C. Howatt A.C. Holland
692 632 536 579

“School Visitor’s Report for Prince Countyl’ in the
Journal of House of Assembly, Appendix (cc), 1873.

Names of these teachers were obtained from P.E.I.
newspapers, and are listed in Appendix A in , G. Kevin
Farmer. Kinkora, The First Seventy Years. 1982.

Teachers’ Names Year of License

Thomas McCabe 1877
Katie Creighan 1877
Thomas Murphy 1877
Michael McKenna 1877
Minnie Connolly 1878
Rosaline Hammill 1878
James Shreenan 1878
Susannah H. McCabe 1879
Alice McDonald 1879
John Shreenan 1879
Katie A. Hammill 1881
Elizabeth A. Murphy 1881
Mary Anne Farmer 1882
Lizzie H. Johnston 1883
Charles E. McIver 1883
Frances E. McIver 1883
Maggie May Connolly 1884