248 A Bridge To The Past 
     
    
   
   
    
     CLARK 
     
    
   
   
    
     William Charles Clark, known as “Wild Red Bill” (June 14, 1879- 
     
     Dec. 25. 1958) was the son of Charles and Margaret Ann (Lefurgey) Clark. 
     
     He married Mabel Lefurgey (Feb. 14, 1877-March, 1931), daughter of Alex- 
     
     ander and Mabel (Murphy) Lefurgey of North Bedeque. They lived in 
     
     Wilmot Valley, where Alder Large now lives, until about 1912 when they 
     
     moved to a farm west of Summerside. They had a family of five children: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Margaret Kathleen (March 17, 1907— ) was born in Wilmot Valley. She 
     
     married Emmett Conlon (Oct. 5, 1917— ). He was born in New 
     
     York. They had two children. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lucy Alexandra (Oct. 26, 1908- ) was born in Wilmot Valley and 
     
     married Sinclair MacKay (Aug. 3, 1905-1978). They lived in Charlot- 
     
     tetown and had one daughter, Jill. 
     
    
   
   
    
     John Lawson (Feb. 16, 1910- ) was born in Wilmot Valley. He was 
     
    
   
   
    
     called Jack. He married Dorothy Monkley (March 6, 1911— ). Of 
     
     three children only one is living. 
     
    
   
   
    
     William David (Nov. 11, 1911 - 1948) was born in Wilmot Valley. He 
     
     married Olive Tate and they had one son, David. William died in 
     
     England. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mary Catherine (June 13, 1913- ) in Summerside, married 
     
     Gannon. They live in Lynn, Massachusetts, USA. 
     
    
   
   
    
     LARGE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Reuben Robblee Large (Aug. 19, 1899-Dec. 22, 1970) son of Richard 
     
     and Eliza (Crossman) Large of Albany, married on Feb. 11, 1919, Ada 
     
     Isabel (l894-Sept. 15, 1959) daughter of Robert T. Moase and Lucy 
     
     (Burrows) Moase of Kensington. Mr. Large purchased this farm from 
     
     William Clark in April of 1914. He farmed all of his life and had quite a 
     
     large fox-ranch. They had one son, Alder Eric (July 1, 1917). When Alder 
     
     was ready to come into this world, horses and cars both were being used for 
     
     transportation. To keep peace on the highways, and for the safety of all, 
     
     there were certain days each week when only cars were allowed on the roads 
     
     and other days when only horses could be driven. As it happened, Alder ar- 
     
     rived on one of the days when horses were to be driven on the roads. But 
     
     Mrs. Large had not much time to spare, so the doctor committed a civic 
     
     offense, and drove his car to the Large residence, arriving in time to assist in 
     
     the delivery. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Alder Eric Large married Janet Belle Sinclair on November 15, 1939, 
     
     daughter of James Norris and Minnie Jane (MacKenzie) Sinclair of Spr— 
     
     ingfield. Alder and Janet lived in Moncton, NB. where Alder worked for