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Figure 23- Tryon with Aboiteau Bridge and Tryon River in the foreground (Public Archives of P. E. I).

Trout River: Flows NW into Stanley River, Tryon River: Flows S into Northumberland

Lots 21 and 22. Strait, Lot 28. Named by Samuel Holland 1765 for William Tryon (1725-1788). De True/Mans Comer:See Seflrletown. 1'4 Roque 1752 and Pichon 1760 riviére

des Blonds. Wright and Derbage 1793 has Good Wood Brook for East Branch Tryon River. In Micmac 'I'uleripk, meaning un- known (Rand) or Tlaiang, “shirt" (Paci- fique). Holland also named Tryon Cove at the river’s mouth, but it is not in use.

Tryon: 2 mi W of Crapaud in Lot 28. PO Tryon River l827-C1864; PO Tryon c1864—l9l4.

Tryon, Cape: Extends into Gulf of St. Law- rance, Lot 21. Named by Samuel Holland Tucker Reef: Near Cape Stanhope, Lot 34. 1765 for William Tryon (1725-1788), Named for the NANTUCKET, which became stranded there in the early 19005.

Tryon Head: Extends into Northumberland Tuplin Creek: Flows NE into Southwest Strait, Lot 28. Named by Samuel Holland River, Lots 19 and 20. Reuben and 1765 for WIllIam Tryon (1725'1788) Rebecca Tuplin settled there in 1834, and under whom Holland served, and who later William B. Tuplin had a mill there in 1837. became Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina. Also called Leards Point and Sandy Point. Turk: See Lewes.

Also known as Margate Creek.

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