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     “Rolling Bank Cottage”, but/I ca. 1850, by George Doull, with Katherine Clark on 
     
     the left, Hazel Harding (centre) and Scott Clark. This house is the home of Kenneth 
     
     and Pearl Clarke. 
     
    
   
   
    
     In 1928, property was bought in Cape Traverse, P.E.l. and Miss Doull 
     
     returned to establish a home, spending only summer months in the beginn- 
     
     ing. Later it became her permanent residence until her death in 1953. 
     
    
   
   
    
     In her lsland studio, which had once been a Methodist Church, she 
     
     laboured with creations on canvas and in pottery. She did not use moulds 
     
     and most of her pottery was made with lsland clay, not always using a 
     
     glaze. Some of her miniature paintings have been on display at Con- 
     
     federation Centre Art Gallery in Charlottetown, P.E.1. and some of her 
     
     work is on display at the P.E.I. Heritage Foundation, Beaconsfield. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CLARK 
     
    
   
   
    
     William Charles Clark (l843-Nov. 9, 1903) bought the Rolling Bank 
     
     Cottage when the Doulls moved to Summerside. The son of Charles and 
     
     Louisa Clark, he married Margaret Ann Lefurgey (April 2, 1847-March 8, 
     
     1899 or 1900), daughter of Hannah and George Lefurgey, in March, 1869. 
     
     Charles and Margaret Ann had eleven Children: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Richard A. (May 22, 1869) married Esther Hogg and lived, until 1907, on 
     
     the Blueshank Road where Cyril Reynolds lives (1979).