5. NOELLA MARY b. Dec. 18, 1966 In. July 8, 1994 to HARRY JAMES THOMPSON b. Nov. 17. They live in Toronto, ON. with a son Liam Reid b. Sept.

13, 1997.

MARY RITA EILEEN b. June 2, 1938, daughter of James Reid and Reta Cullen Reid. m. Nov. 16, 1957 to WILBERT ERNEST JOSEPH PETERS b. Feb. 23, 1933. They lived in Stanley Bridge at the Josie Reid property until 1963 after which they moved to Springfield, PEI where they presently live. They are successful farmers. They raised six children:

1.Justin 2. Terry 3. Kenny 4. Marvin 5. Francis 6.Tony

1. JUSTIN WILBERT b. Sept. 26, 1958 In. May 12, 1984 to BRENDA JOYCE MYERS b. July 17, 1961. They live in Springfield, PEI and have one son, JASON b. Aug. 20, 1990.

2. TERRANCE NOEL b. Dec. 28, 1960 m. Dec. 8, 1984 to WILMA LEIGH CAMPBELL b. Sept. They live in Summerside and have four children: 1. Jennifer 2. Brittany b. July 5, 1988, 3. Kelsey Corrine b. July 1, 1990, 4. Tyler b. 1992.

KENNETH ERNEST b. Feb. 25, 1962 lives in Toronto, ON. MARVIN ISADORE b. Apr. 18, 1963 lives in Springfield, PEI. FRANCIS VINCENT b. May 3, 1964 lives in Springfield, PEI m JOSEPH b. Oct. 30, 1967 lives in Springfield, PEI.

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COLE

BRENDA LEE b. Mar. 14, 1964, daughter of Joseph Reid and Doris Gallant Reid, m. July 15, 1989 to LAWRENCE TODD COLE b. Dec. 31, 1965, son of James and Merle Cole. They have a sizeable acreage in BayView on the East side of Hope River Road. Lawrence is the manager of Aqua Farms Ltd. Brenda is a homemaker and is self—employed in the business of selling jewellry. They have two children: Rebecca Ashley b. Jan. 7, 1993.

Morgan James Reid b. July 4, 1997.

CLARK

JOHN CAVENDISH CLARK (Nov. 11, 1835 — Oct. 27, 1914) in. Mar. 8, 1866 to ANNIE MARGARET SIMPSON (July 28, 1840 - NOV. 29, 1912). John Cavendish Clark was the son of Andrew and Sophia (Bagnall) Clark of Cavendish and grandson of the original Clark family who arrived from Clarkmanshire, Scotland, in approximately 1775. John C. married Annie Margaret Simpson, daughter of Hon. Jeremiah and Margaret (MacNeill) Simpson of Cavendish. They purchased over 200 acres of land east and north of BayView Bridge. Here they construct- ed a large home which burned around 1915. {For further information of Pickering land owner-

ship - see letter to Hilda F yfe from IA. Clark.}

Besides farming, Mr. Clark was involved in many other community projects. He worked on repairs to the BayView Bridge. He petitioned government in 1902 to build a new road from BayView Bridge to Stanley which was completed around 1909. He was on the Board of Directors for Stanley Dairy Co. and served as School Trustee and Secretary. Mr. Clark also acted as a Justice of the Peace. He was much interested in politics and attended political meet-

ings for miles around.

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