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     Margaret Jane (Stavert) Humphrey of Wilmot Valley. At first Harry and 
     
     Etta lived at Harry‘s home (the Roy Simmons house, 1979). In about 1920 
     
     they bought the William Easter property, on the eastern border of Wilmot 
     
     Valley, and lived there for a short time. They sold that farm to Cecil Forbes 
     
     and moved to Etta’s home, where Arnold Waugh lives today, and stayed 
     
     there until Etta‘s father died in 1930. Harry and Etta built the house which 
     
     the Dyments live in, about 1930 or 1931. and farmed there until after World 
     
     War Two when they sold the farm to Harry Waugh Jr. Etta was very much 
     
     opposed to automobile traffic in Wilmor Valley. One day, whether on im- 
     
     pulse or by design, she put her feelings into action. Noting the approach of 
     
     one of the offenders she hurried to the road where she shook her apron at 
     
     the auto in a vehement, but no doubt futile, attempt to “shoo” it away. 
     
    
   
   
    
     After selling this farm Harry and Etta moved to Summerside where 
     
     they retired. Harry died after being involved in a car accident. Both Etta 
     
     and Harry are buried in Floral Hills Cemetery. 
     
    
   
   
    
     WAUGH 
     
    
   
   
    
     James Harry Waugh (June 1, 1924) was the son of J. Harry and Rusie 
     
     (Schurman) Waugh, and his childhood home was the farm of Audrey B. 
     
     Waugh (1979). Harry joined the R.C.A.F. during World War Two and 
     
     served as an air—gunner. Due to his quickness of thought, dedication, and 
     
     selfless courage in two different encounters with attacking planes, Harry 
     
     was decorated by King George VI, at Buckingham Palace, with the 
     
     Distinguished Flying Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross. While in 
     
     England Harry married Rosemary MacBeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
     
     Robert MacBeth of Yorkshire. Harry and Molly farmed until 1949 when 
     
     they moved to Summerside East. Harry moved later to Truro, was divorced 
     
     and married Eileen Crewe. From the first marriage there were five children: 
     
     Robert MacBeth (Jan. 22, 1947). James Howard (Jan. 31, 1948), Barbara 
     
     Patricia (April 1, 1949), Peter Graham (April 17. 1950), and Lois Jane (July 
     
     7, 1951). From the second marriage there were the following children: 
     
     Harry Sidney (Feb. 25, 1954), Charles Roy (May 15. 1955). Beverly Ann 
     
     (June 10, 1957). Karen Gail (July 31, 1960), Anthony Philip (Dec. 1, 1961) 
     
     and Jacqueline Kim (Feb. 26, 1964). (See Veterans). 
     
    
   
   
    
     SIMMONS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Keith Simmons (1917) is the son of Brecken J. and Mary (Moase) 
     
     Simmons. Keith married Ethel Campbell (1922), daughter of Albert and 
     
     Martha Minetta (Warren) Campbell, in 1945. When first married they lived 
     
     on the Stavert property but they bought Harry Waugh’s property and mov- 
     
     ed across the road to the farm on December 1, 1949. Keith and Ethel farmed 
     
    
   
   
    
     there until May, 1974 when they sold the land to Eldred Simmons, a