Joseph also graduated from Kinkora in 1969, and after attending the University of P.E.I., moved to Toronto where he is presently employed with the Toronto Stock Exchange.

Ralph, Geraldine and Michael graduated from the Kinkora High School. Ralph is now attending university and will graduate this spring.

Geraldine also spent two years in the university, and is presently training in the Charlottetown School of Nursing.

Michael, who graduated in 1972, is in second year at the university. Theresa is attending Englewood High School, and is in Grade 11.

Arnold is a student in Crapaud Elementary School in Grade 8, while Kevin is in Grade 6. Sheila, the youngest, is at home at age of five.

JAMES J. TRAINOR FAMILY

James J. Trainor was born in Maplewood, Kelly’s Cross, March 191h.. 1872. He was the son of James Trainor and Mary Haughey. He spent his life as a farmer in Maplewood with the exception of a few years when he worked in Fall River, Massachusetts where he was employed as a bricklayer.

He returned to Maplewood and married Margaret Duffy, of Emer- ald Junction, the daughter of Patrick Duffy and Bridget Murphy.

They had a family of four, two boys Leslie and John, and two girls, Helen and Mary.

Leslie who was born Feb. 2nd., 1902, married Pauline Murphy, daughter of Austin Murphy and Laura Hogan, Sept. 26th., 1936. They live in Emerald Junction and have a family of seven, four girls and three boys. Leslie has farmed all his life, and owns a large farm in Emerald. He has always dealt in potatoes on a large scale not only growing, but also shipping to markets.

John was born April 22nd, 1908, and lived in Maplewood, on the old homestead with his parents until their death some twenty years ago. He left home then and secured work at the Hillsboro Hospital, where he was employed for thirteen years until his death November 5th., 1970. He never married.

Helen, who was born November 12th., 1906, married Edward Mc- Kenna, the son of Edward McKenna and Hannah Slavin, of Iona. They have six children, four girls and two boys. They farmed in Iona until 1969, when they moved to Charlottetown upon retirement.

Mary, who married Joseph Nantes on August 27th.. 1938, was born July 3lst., 1909. Joe was the son of John H. Nantes and Hannah Maria Flood. Joe helped his father farm the old homestead, and when he died. he took over the farm. They have a good farm, and were fortunate to have had five sons, who assisted their parents in operating the farm. The eldest of the sons died in infancy.

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