1rried Libby Schuman, born 1942. They have two sons: ljavid,

1n 1960 and William, born 1964, also one daughter, Kristann, an 1969

Included with this farm is 56 acres of land formerly owned 1 ' Cornelius Sullivan and situated west of the Mayne farm. The 1 1 buildings on this farm have been dismantled.

Also included with the above farm is a stretch of land south 1 ’ the Kerrytown Road. It was at one time owned by James Som- e s who was married to Mary Pickering in 1840. His son James 1: {er occupied this home and farm. He was married to Ellen Gra- }' 111. They had ten children: John, James E., Bruce, Annie Ethel, l ,rdia Margaret, Mary, Lizzie, Hartle, Walter and Cleveland.

John and Bruce described elsewhere.

James E. married Margaret Jane Paynter, Long River, and t ey lived in Norboro.

Annie Ethel described elsewhere.

Lydia Margaret married Wesley Folland, Margate. Mary Eunice married Will Folland, Granville. Lizzie married John Cameron.

Hartle married Ella DeCoste.

Walter and Cleveland described elsewhere.

The above land was sold to George Dennis and is now owned by Harold Heaney.

Property Now Owned by Bertram MacKay

Alongside the John MacDonald farm which is now owned by E 1:0 Heaney is 42 acres, which in 1867 was in the name of Wil- 112.11 MacKay. Later, Mark Cole owned this land and sold it to Aux Nicholson, a blacksmith who was married to Janie Ferguson.

SMilford Glover, Norboro, purchased this land, and it is now owned by Bertram MacKay. ‘

0n the property where Mr. MacKay resides at present, lived Hugh O’Connor 1n the 1880’s. He was a brother of John O’Connor Who lived alongside. He moved to Kensington, where he operated a hotel. The farm was sold to Duncan MacEwen and he built- the hOUSe that now stands there.

. Duncan MacEwen was married to a MacKay girl, an aunt of

3311 W s Geordie MacKay. They had three daughters and two sons.

glAnnie married in the U. S. Mamie married Mortimer Howatt and

{Ster re- married in the US. A. Clara married George C. MacKay, I"911011 River, and they had three children.

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