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4.: Livingston; bay, lot 59. Holland, 1765. Livingstone on chart, 1850, and Meacham, 1880. * A census return dated July 21, 1768, mentions Wm. Lavingston (sic) as a settler in this lot.

_. Lobster; point, lot 49.

> Lobster; point, lot 44. Two derivations are given: (a) the quantities of lobsters caught along ‘ the shores in old times; (b) from a fan01ed resemblance of the red sandstone of the cliff to a lobster. An old plan, undated, shows Lobster point and Crab point, to the west.

1- Locke Road; settlement, lot 7. After John Locke, early settler. - Log; cove, lot 63. Chart, 1849.

3 Long; point, lot 46. Holland, 1765.

'. Long; creek, lot 5.

Long; creek, lot 65. The longest branch of Eliot river.

Long; river, lot 20. Also Long River settlement.

} Lookout; point, lot 12. Meacham, 1880.

;. Lorne Valley; settlement, lot 52. Named 1881, after the Marquis of Lorne, governor general . of Canada (1878-83). A post ofl‘ice November 1, 1896, to May 1, 1914.

i Lot 40; settlement. }5 Loyalist; settlement, lot 32. Earlier known as Loyalist Road. Lumber; creek, Dock river, opposite Northport, lot 5. Map, 1821. Un—named on chart.

1 Lyndale; settlement, lot 59. Earlier known as Orwell Rear. “About the year 1880 the young ‘ people of the district feeling that the name hinted some disparagement called a public meeting to fix upon a more euphonious name. On the appointed evening the little school was crowded to take part in the everlasting decision. Three names were sponsored and fought for, Woodville, Valtos and Lyndale. This last is the name of a pretty little vale in Skye, Scotland, and was submitted by Ewen Lamont, a Skyeman, in remembrance of his childhood. It captured the almost unanimous vote of the meeting because it ‘sounded pretty’.” (Rev. D. M. Lamont, Charlottetown, son of Ewen Lamont.)

Mabey; creek, lot 31. Paul Mabey, member of the House of Assembly for Charlottetown, ‘ 1820, owned the property at the creek and lived here for some years. Named after him.

McAskill; river, lot 42. Lake, 1863.

{ McCallum; creek, lot 33. In Meacham, 1880, which shows John, Neil and James McCallum, settlers near.

; Machon; point, lot 64. Daniel Machon', from Guernsey, settled on the point in 1806. Chart, 1. 184131, has Merchant point. Plan, 1829, has Guernsey. Meacham, 1880, has Guernsee or achom.

McKhie; creek, lot 65. McKie’s creek in Meacham, 1880, which shows Wm. McKie, resident ere.

Macdonal'd; creek, lot 14. Chart, 1850. Cross river in Meacham, 1880. Un-named on Wright and Cundall, 1874.

"r | cDonald; point, Dunk river, lot 25. Chart, 1849. After Alex. McDonald, whose father, Capt. Allan McDonald, in 1774 purchased 10,000 acres in lot 25 from Sir Alex. Campbell, intending to leave Scotland and settle here, but was drowned while crossmg from Skye to the mainland. His son Alexander came over, but disposed of most of his property. William Schurman, loyalist, after whom Schurman point is named, bought 3,500 acres, John Campbell, Island treasurer, bought 500 and McDonald gave 1,000 acres each to an uncle and two aunts who came from Scotland with him. In 1798 Angus McDonald and Ronald McDonald were heads of families resident in lot 25.

acdonald; point, lot 54. Chart, 1850.

; VIacdonald; creek, Ellis river, lot 14. Chart, 1850. Census, 1798, mentions Donald McDonald H as head of a family in this lot.

acdonald; point, lot 9. Plan, 1842, shows Arch. and James McDonald, settlers at the point. cDougal; point. See Jenyns. .

acDougall; settlement, lot 14. A post oflice opened in 1875 with J. MacDougall as post- master, closed January 1, 1914.

,. CInnis; point, lot 63. Chart, 1849- Families of the name still reside here. :I = cInnis; point, 10t‘50. Chart, 1846. ‘ acintosh; creek, lot 34. Chart, 1845.

cIntire; pond, Ellis river, lot 14. Chart, 1850. Census, 1798, mentions Laughlin McIntyre- as head of a family in this lot.

acIn‘tyre; creek, head of Savage harbour, lot 37. Plan, 1835.

cKay; pond, lot 18. Wright, 1852.

cKenna; brook, lot 61. McKennas on Meacham, 1880. ' CKenZie; creek, lot 32. Chart, 1846' Families of the name still resrde here.

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