Aletha, born September 1, 1929, took a secretarial course and 1 50*S ' ed for several years before marrying Hubert Harvey of Crapaud in 191* l 1' I

Thei1 family consists of two daughters and four sons: Heather, Iin_ Harley, Douglas, Dale and Andrew.

Now a brief history of the other family members of the or: gi ,7 Neil MacFadyen and his wife Margaret Campbell. '

Hector (1815 1881) married Margaret Bell. They lived on the fan

now owned by Roy Cutcliffe. They had six children: Ann, Elizabeth, $211111: Jane, John and Neil H. Ann married Major Clark and lived on wlato ‘1 1

now the Gerald Murray farm. John who married Emma Ramsay, t: ugg school in Augustine Cove from 1874-1879. He later moved to Westeza Canada. Neil Hector married Eliza Lowther and farmed on the 1013 stead. Their two daughters were Margaret who married Thomas Ca ruthers; and Minnie who married Finley MacFadyen. The CarruiheE had a family of three: Minnie, (Mrs. Ernest Walker); Miriam (Mrs. Reti

inald Muttart) and John. Minnie and Finley MacFadyen had one d U1158 tei, Jean, who spent the greater part of her childhood in Augustine C0 1. .5 with her uncle, John B. MacFadyen. After teaching school in Princ l1, ward Island and in Saskatchewan, Jean moved to Boston where sh< 1a engaged in secretarial work for a time. Several years ago she ret 1111' 1 to Summerside and until recently did substitute teaching. She is ar 3111 writer of family histories, and historical sketches of churches and 3t}. " subjects of interest on P.E.I.; and many are indebted to her for her 1111-: ~ ary works along these lines. "

Mary Ann (her dates are not known as her tombstone canmt found) married Duncan Matheson of York. The members of their fur were: Margaret, Ann, Hannah J., John, Roderick, Neil, Elizabetl. to William. Elizabeth married Donald Campbell of Augustine Cove. Ce‘

Neil (1829- 1895) married Jane Bell of Cape Traverse. He 1135 Justice of the Peace, school teacher and also storekeeper at August? 2 Cove corner. Neil and Jane had two sons: John B. (see story elsewhe‘ ' ‘ and Finley, who married Minnie MacFadyen, as mentioned above): a, one daughter, Mary, who married Rev. Daniel MacLean. The MacIea had four children: Neil, Ruth, Muriel and Jean.

Eunice, adopted, (1808- 1901) married Alexander Walker. T‘- lived on the farm where Mrs. Frank Murphy now resides. They ha son, Thomas, who married Jane Richards — no family; also a daught: Mary Jane, who married Neil MacPherson.

MACFARLANES

The first MacFarlane family in Augustine Cove was that of G __ don, (1858-1938). His father, David, was born in Bedeque, P.E.I a’p 1 married Ellen Manson of Carleton in 1842. Gordon, one of a familyt‘ C nine, was born in Carleton in 1859. In 1891 he married Catherine (Kat 21 Webster, (1869- 1947), daughter of Benjamin Webster of Augustine 00v and they moved to this district a few years later. To them were b0 ‘ two sons: Frank and Harry. Frank (his account is found elsewhere. , this book), served overseas in World War I. Upon his return home ‘ married Daisy Howatt also of Augustine Cove. They had one daught‘

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