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Addenda and Errata

Factories, Mills and Other Businesses page 35

Dugald MacDougall operated a lime kiln for a time On the corner where Donald MacKinnon‘s lane met the Canoe Cove Road. This was a small operation and was not for the general public.

The People

THE MACCANNELIS page 64

Duncan MacCannell was also a "dowser". That is, using a forked stick he could tell where one could dig a well and get water. I recall about forty five years ago someone whose name escapes me came to him to find a likely place to dig a well which Duncan did successfully. With the well digging equipment available today dowsers are not needed and one never hears tell of them.

THE MACDONALDS page 66 Cleve, after being discharged from the army bought the Simon Taylor farm. Not much is known about Simon Taylor

eXCept that he was a bachelor and lived with his sister Martha.

THE MACRAES page 93

Allan married Shirley Larter of Charlottetown. Page 94

Fa“luhar had three children Darrell married Flora Cameron

0f Clyde River. They lived in Detroit Michigan P age 96

J0hr] MacRae had a child that fell into a well on the

property and drown but no other definite details are known 0f the tragedy

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