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     childhood, he is now (1893) Church Warden of the former and Superintendent of the latter. 
     
     He has frequently represented his church in the Diocesan Synod of Nova Scotia, and in 1892 
     
     was elected by the latter body a Delegate to both the Provincial and General Synods of 
     
    
   
   
    
     Canada. 
     
     144.5. MILLICENT CUNDALL, born at same place, June 6, 1834; died May 6, 1888; unmarried. 
     
    
   
   
    
     14.4.6. PENELOPE ANNE CUNDALL, born at Charlottetown, Jan. 19, I836. 
     
    

    
     I447. SARAH CUNDALL, born at Charlottetown, March 2, 1838; died Feb. 12, 1843. 
     
    

    
     I448. THERESA CUNDALL, born at Charlottetown, P. E. 1., May 25, I840, was for many years an 
     
     active and consistent member of the Church of England. After the death of her father in 
     
     1876, she felt at liberty to carry out a long cherished desire, of devoting herself more entirely 
     
     to a religious life and work. Accordingly she left her home in Charlottetown for England, 
     
     August 18, 1877, and after a few months’ residence in London, on December 1 1, 1877, she 
     
     was admitted as a Postulant to the Clewer Sisterhood of S. John Baptist. At Whitsuntide, 
     
     1878, she entered the novitiate, and finally, on July 21, 1880, she made her profession, taking 
     
     the vows, and was set apart as a professed or full sister by the Bishop of Oxford. She 
     
     has served in several of the branch houses in England, and is now (1893) “Sister in charge ” 
     
     of a young women’s reformatory, S. Mary’s Home, Salisbury, England, which position she 
     
     has filled for some years. 
     
    
   
   
    
     § 800. MILLICENT CASTLE HASZARD, 7 (William, 6; Thomas, 5; 
     
     Jonathan, 4.; Thomas, 3; Robert, 2; Thomas, I), was born at Bellevue, Prince 
     
     Edward Island, August 10, 1803. She married,January 1 8, 1827, William Hodges 
     
     of Cymbria Lodge, Rustico, Prince Edward Island, formerly of Monmouthshire, 
     
     England. He was Estate Agent, and gentleman farmer, and for some time High 
     
     Sheriff for Queens County, Justice of the Peace for the same County, and Com— 
     
     missioner for small debts. He died January 26, 1857, and was buried beside his 
     
     wife, in the old burying—ground, Malpeque Road, Charlottetown. She died at St. 
     
     John, New Brunswick, where she went for the benefit of her health, on May 8, 
     
     1855, in her fifty—second year. Her remains were brought to the Island by her 
     
     brother Charles Hazard, and laid to rest in the old burying—ground, Malpeque 
     
     Road. 
     
     She was a. gentle Christian woman, and blessed with a cheerful disposition, gener— 
     
     ous to the poor, and hospitable to all. To do a kindness to any afliiéted one was 
     
     to her a pleasure. Forgetting her own weakness, she frequently went beyond her 
     
     strength in endeavoring to bring consolation and comfort to others.1 
     
     CHILDREN 
     
     144.9. CLARA AMELIA Honoss, born Nov. I7, 1830; married, Jan. 14., 1852, David Mutrb; died 
     
     Jan. 23, 1890; they had eleven children. 
     
     1450. ANNE ELIZABETH Honors, born July 14, 1833; married, Ist, August 13, 1855, Henry Wz‘mlae, 
     
     formerly of Monmouthshire, England, Land Proprietor. He was drowned whilst swimming 
     
    
   
   
    
     in a creek adjoining his farm, August 2, 1863 ; married, 2d, Dtmtan MrMiZ/mz, October 30, 
     
     I87 2. 
     
    
   
   
    
     § 802. WILLIAM JONES HASZARD, 7 (William, 6; Thomas, 5; Jona— 
     
     than, 4; Thomas, 3; Robert, 2; Thomas, I), was born at Bellevue, Prince 
     
     Edward Island, July I 2, 1808. The earlier part ofhis life was spent on his farm,— 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     1 Contributed by Henry Jones Cundall. 
     
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