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ried Edith Jane MacGregor (June 7, 1943). Edith is the daughter of Harold and Amanda (Hayden) MacGregor of East Baltic, P.E.I. Stavert and Edith have been involved in various organizations and are always willing to lend a hand when they are needed. Edith was a schoolteacher and taught in Wilmot Valley for two years following her marriage. She organized a 4-H club in Wilmot Valley and was a leader for several years. Stavert farms with his brother Layton. They grow potatoes and raise Standardbred horses. Stavert is secretary-treasurer of the Atlantic Standardbred Sale of the East and Tester-farmer for the New Farmer Program. He is on the executive of the Malpeque Liberal Association. Stavert is also the president of the Inter— national Family Farm Association. They have four daughters.

Janalee Joye (May 13, 1966) Jeanne Marlou (Nov. 30, 1967) Janice Lynne (Jan. 1, 1970) Judith Dianne(July 10, 1971)

To the east of the woods which separate the Huestis house from the barns, and probably slightly south of the barns, was a house in which the family of Archibald Waugh is thought to have lived. Joseph Barwise Jr. later lived there.

WAUGH

Archibald Waugh farmed in Wilmot Valley in 1861 but moved prior to 1880. The census taken in 1881 records Archibald Waugh and a son, Lucias, living with a Mr. Thomas Taylor in Lot 25, and being aged seventy-six, and twenty-six years, respectively. The census of 1861 agrees favorably with this information and adds that Archibald and his wife had eight children. Ar- chibald married Mary Ann Chisholm in 1845. The deed for his farm is registered in 1868, and he bought the land from the proprietor, Jonathan Weatherbie. Archibald, probably from Read's Corner, was a witness to the will of Alexander Waugh, (John’s father) of Wilmot, in 1837. (See Lake’s Topographical Map of 1863.)

BARWISE

Joseph Barwise .Ir. (1833-1903) was the son of Joseph Barwise, who lived where Harold Day lives (1979), and his first wife. Joseph Jr. was born in England. He married Eliza Picketts (1833-1895) and farmed as well as having a blacksmith shop. From Joseph’s first marriage there was one son:

Joseph Peter (March 17, 1870-June 4, 1950) married Jane Tompkins Schur— man, (Oct. 22, 1870-Jan. 17, 1932). They lived in Augustine Cove and then at Ross’s Corner. Peter was a blacksmith. He and Jane had six