I [Chester Creek: See Dock River.

Indian Cove: On Bayfield 1846 on E side of entrance of Charlottetown Harbour, adja— cent to Seatrout Point. French plan 1749 anse au Moine.

Indian Creek: Flows W into Mink River, Lot 63. Not in Meacham 1880, but in Douglas 1925.

Indian Head: See MacCallums Point. Indian Island: See Gordons Island. Indian Island: See Holman Island. Indian Point: See French Marsh Point. Indian Point: See Hebron.

Indian River: 3 mi NW of Kensington in Lot 18. PO 01839-1843 and 1855-1914.

Indian River: Flows W into Malpeque Bay, Lot 18. Named for the reason that the fishing rights on it were reserved for the Indians. On Bayfield 1850. In Micmac Lipangotiljg, “portage over a sand bar” (Pacifique 1934).

Indian Rocks: 1 mi SW of Wood Islands. On Holland 1765. In Micmac Munapsky, “reef”.

Indian Town Road: See Bangor.

Ingenuity Creek: On Bayfield 1845 and in Meacham 1880 for small creek flowing E

into North River on N side of Howards Creek.

Ings Pond: On Fullertons Creek, Lot 48. Cummins 1925 has Albt. Ings there. Mea- cham 1880 shows a grist mill at the pond.

Inkerman: Former name for N part of West— moreland, Lots 29 and 67. Named for Anglo-French victory in Crimean War 1854. The road from Westmoreland to Breadalbane is called Inkerman Road.

Inkerman Shore: On W side of Charlottetown. Named for the home of Colonel John Hamilton Gray, and itself named for the Crimean War battle.

Inman Point: See Cameron Point.

Inverness: 7 mi NW of Tyne Valley in Lots

11 and 12. Named for Invemess, Scotland. School district 1865. PO 1870-1916.

Iona: 9 mi SW of Montague in Lots 57 and 58. Possibly named for Iona, Scotland, although the section is historically Irish. Schools were Montague Road East and Montague Road West. PO Montague Cross

1867-1903; PO Iona 1903-1967. CN sta- tionFodhla.

Iona: School district 1869 in Lot 53 at pres— ent Cardross. Not formerly known as Montague West as noted by Douglas 1925.

Iris: 4 mi W of Murray River in Lots 62 and 63. Given by P0 Department. PO 1885- 1919. Formerly called Pleasant Valley, given c1863 by Rev. Donald McDonald when he walked through the area.

Irishtown: 6 mi NE of Kensington in Lot 20. Settled 1816 from Ireland.

Irvings Bar: Extends into Pownal Bay, Lot 50. Meacham 1880 identifies Job Irving with 128 acres there.

Irvings Cape: Extends into Northumberland Strait, Lot 63. Meacham 1880 notes Thos. and Wm. Irving there, and Cummins 1925 notes D. and W. Irving. Bayfield 1849, Cummins 1925 and NTS 11 L/1 1967 Cody Point, which is really 2 mi NE. Also known as Jolmstons Cape for Fred John- ston, noted there by Cummins 1925.

Irvings Point: Former name for a point in the community of Beach Point extending into Murray Harbour. George and William Irving were farmers there in 1880. Mea- cham 1880 spells the family name Irvine, and Bayfield 1849 and Douglas 1925 have Irvine for the point.

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