MALONE

MATTHIAS MALONE (Aug. 17, 1906 — June 8, 1977) m. in North Sydney in Jan. 1932 to MILDRED CHAPMAN (1910-1961). Matthias, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Malone, was born in Millvale, PEI. Mildred was from Hermitage Bay, Newfoundland. Matthias served with the Canadian Merchant Marines for some years. When he returned, Matthias and Millie bought the Harrington property in BayView from D’Arcy Fleming. By 1945, they sold this farm and bought Albert Hiscott’s farm (Pickering’s Point) where Robert Wygant lives today. The next move for the Malone family was to a farm in West Covehead. Matthias retired to Kensington. Matthias and Millie had six children:

James Thomas Ralph (Feb. 16, 1936 — 1992) Died in Vancouver, BC.

John David Lloyd George (June 6, 1937 - Oct. 1971) Buried in Vancouver, BC. Joseph Earland ( Sept. 16, 1938—Mar. 8, 1998) - Lived in Kensington

Matthias Harvey b. Dec. 26, 1939 Montreal, PQ.

Mary Hilda Ann b. Mar. 3, 1942 Montreal, PQ.

Eldon Winston Leo (Nov. 10, 1945 - July 1970) Died in Montreal, PQ.

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Mildred Chapman Malone

George MacEwen sitting on her knee — taken 1961

STEVENSON

Melville Arthur Stevenson m. Winnifred Victoria Hayter b. 1923. Melville is the son of Dr. Burdett Stevenson and Alberta Bradshaw of New Glasgow, PEI. Winnifred is the daughter of Joseph W. and Alva Moore Hayter. The Stevensons bought a sizeable acreage adjacent to the Ireta Sutherland property in BayView from Matthias Malone in 1965. It seems that Mr. Malone was reluctant to sell a piece of his land but Melville’s family name was in his favour. His father was the well known Dr. Stevenson and Matthias greatly respected the doctor.

The Stevensons built their home on this property and beginning in 1975 and over the next few years three cottages were built (Stevenson’s Cottages). Winnifred worked as a school teacher with the City School Board and Melville worked as a clerk with D.N.D. Today they operate Stevenson’s Cottages. Melville Stevenson died in September 1997 and is buried in New

Glasgow Cemetery.

Adjacent to the Stevenson land is a 20 acre lot belonging to Morris Caseley.

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