Reginald married Helen Simmons now living in Kensington.

Later the farm was sold to Andrew P. Johnson, and the house was purchased by John Picketts of Kelvin. He is married to Isabelle MacRae of French River. They have two children: John and Janice.

DOUGLAS JOHNSON

William Brown emigrated from Carluke, Scotland to New Glasgow, P.E.I. in 1844 with his parents at six years of age. The voyage lasted nine weeks and three days. In 1872 he settled on this property in Margate. He married Elizabeth Clark. From this marriage the following children were born: George Edwin married Minnie Walker, Kensington. Jane, Mrs. Andrew Johnstone, Long River. William, a carriage builder, died a young man. Andrew married Janet Sharpe, Norboro. Sophia, Mrs. W il- liam Seaman, Springfield. Margaret, Mrs. Major Townsend. Alexander married Violet Cross, Saskatchewan. Elizabeth, Mrs. Brewer Linkletter, Sherbrooke. His wife died and he later married Marian Semple. The fol- lowing children from this marriage were: Frances, Mrs. Percy Millar, Lot 16. Emily, Mrs. Major Whitehead, Clinton. Mabel, Mrs. Donald MacKen- zie, Kensington. Harry married Harriet Wright of New Annan. No chil- dren. Mamie Connell lived with them for twenty years. Harry farmed till 1944. He built a new home in Kensington and moved in 1945. Later married Mrs. Muriel Crozier of Darnley. The farm was then purchased by Charles Dennis. Later sold to Douglas Johnson, who married Judy Clark of Hamilton. They have two boys, David and Alan.

KEITH SILLIKER

This home was hauled from Clinton in 1946 by Mac Ferguson for Frank Mayhew. It was built about 70 years ago by Samuel Dunning (contractor) and was occupied by him and his family for some years. Frank Mayhew, after serving in World War II, bought it from Cleveland Somers and had it moved to its present site — a part of the Mayhew farm. There he and his wife, the former Audrey Fraser of Charlottetown, lived for three years, at which time, Heath Mayhew (Frank’s brother) bought it for his son Clair who was in the Royal Canadian Navy. The house was then rented for a year. In 1951 Clair Mayhew and his wife made their home there, where they lived for four years, then traded houses with Clair’s father Heath. Heath, his wife and family lived here until 1968 when they sold the home to Keith Silliker and his wife, the former Diane Mayhew (Heath’s daughter). Their family are: Bryan, Wade and Lisa. Heath and his wife bought a house in Kensington and moved there to live.

CLAIR MAYHEW

This property was first settled by James Bentley who married Ellen MacNeill, Cavendish. His second wife was Matilda MacNeill. They had a family of six namely James, Bessie, Jane, Irene, Laura and Mable. Their

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