Alec Bruce 
     
    
   
   
    
     Harry accepted progress when it came. He had "the lights" installed when the lines were strung east of Souris in 1952. 
     
     This was a real luxury. He purchased a used truck in 1943 and a tractor in 1947. Harry learned to drive at the age of 61 -a 
     
     time when many people contemplated retiring.. While Harry had an affinity for horses, he found that the tractor was not as 
     
     cooperative as his animals. On his first attempt to park the tractor in the garage, the tractor refused to stop no matter how 
     
     loudly or emphatically Harry hollered "Whoal" It ignored Harry and went right through the garage and out through the back 
     
     wall. 
     
    

    
     Mabel earned her own reputation as a hardworking, warm hearted person who welcomed family and neighbours to her 
     
     home. She helped with the grain and potatoes as well as the animals on the farm and probably loved her hens the most. 
     
     Raising seven children saw her baking bread, knitting, canning and preserving. 
     
    

    
     During the late 1950's Harry became ill. She helped nurse him until he passed away. Mabel was remarried to Preston 
     
     Bryanton, a widowed farmer and a native of Spring Valley P.E.I. and a resident of Rollo Bay in 1963. He came to Red Point 
     
     and shared her home on the Snake Road until his death in 1971. He was interred in the Union Cemetery in Souris West. 
     
     She remained in her own home on the family farm in 1982. It wasn't until she reached the age of 92 that family and friends 
     
     convinced her to move to the Senior Citizen's Apartments in Sowis. She brought her love of flowers with her and grew 
     
     them profusely inside and outside her unit. When she was 100, she slipped and fell bringing in rainwater to water her 
     
     flowers, and broke her pelvis and arm. Her next move was to the Colville Manor in Souris where her large family and friends 
     
     visited her regularly. She remained there until her death at the remarkable age of 107. At the time of her passing she was 
     
     the oldest woman in Prince Edward Island and was admitted into the Centenarian Hall of Fame. 
     
    

    
     Children: 
     
     15. i George Harold Bruce born July 6, 1915. 
     
     16. ii Edythe Truleigh Bruce born May 13, 1920. 
     
     17. iv Arthur Willis Bruce born March 24, 1923. 
     
     18. vtLyda Bruce. 
     
     19. vi Barbara Bruce. 
     
     20. iii Maurice E. (Mike) Bruce born January 20, 1931. 
     
     21. vii Florence Helena Bruce born August 2, 1933. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Third Generation 
     
    
   
   
    
     6. Keith Burns Young born 1911, Kingsboro Prince Edward Island, resides in Clyde River PEI, married June 24, 1936, Edith 
     
     May Livingstone, born April 4, 1912, Clyde River Prince Edward Island, resided in Clyde River PEI, died March 21, 1998, 
     
     Clyde River Prince Edward Island, interred at Clyde River Prince Edward Island, in the Burnside Presbyterian Church 
     
     Cemetery. Edith was the only daughter of James and Christy Ann (MacNevin) Livingstone. She was a devoted member of 
     
     the Burnside Presbyterian Church in Clyde River and the A.M.S. which she served faithfully in various offices both locally 
     
     and provincially. Her many friends delighted in her gift of wit, her deep faith and her conversations at various community 
     
     functions, 
     
     Children: 
     
     | Keith Bruce Young born 1938, Clyde River Prince Edward Island, occupation: Journalist, died June 21, 1986, 
     
     interred at Clyde River Prince Edward Island, in the Burnside Presbyterian Church Cemetery. Bruce had been 
     
     employed with the Globe and Mail newspaper in Toronto and later with the Oshawa Times. He died suddenly of a 
     
     massive heart attack. 
     
     22. ii David Livingstone Young. 
     
     iii Christine Young resides in Clyde River PEI. Christine was employed at the K-Mart Department Store in 
     
     Charlottetown for over 20 years. 
     
     23. iv Anna May Young. 
     
    
   
   
    
     7. Warren Cameron (Rev., Dr.) Young born Dec. 25, 1913, Kingsboro Prince Edward Island, resides in United States, 
     
     married June 9, 1943, Alda Helena Jones, born Weymouth Massachusetts, (daughter of Edward R. Jones and 
     
    

    
     Mildred H. Walker) resides in United States. Warren and Alda met while students at Boston University. They reside in the 
     
     winter months in South Pasadena Florida and from May to September at the American Baptist Assembly at Green Lake 
     
     Wisconsin. 
     
    

    
     After completing the ten-grade public school program in Kingsboro, Warren entered Prince of Wales College in 
     
     Charlottetown where he completed high school and normal training. This qualified him for a First Class Teacher's License in 
     
     1932. This was in the midst of the Depression and a surplus of teachers made it almost impossible to find open schools. 
     
     The next six to seven years saw Warren teaching when a position was available, or working at home on the farm. In 
     
     response to a call to Christian Ministry, Warren entered Gordon College in Boston Massachusetts to begin his studies for 
     
     the ministry. He graduated in 1942 with honours and was elected to Phi Alpha Chi, the College Honour Society. The 
     
     following year, he commenced his seminary training at the Gordon Divinity School. A year later Warren enrolled in the 
     
    
   
   
    
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