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D. “At Charlottetown, on Sat., Sept. 1, I906, Addison Charles, aged six months and 11 days, only child of William & Mrs. Hemphill, Funeral at Georgetown.” (Patriot, Sept. 4, 1906)

D. “At Quincy, Mass, Sept. 9, 1906, John Robert McCormack, only child of D. & Abbie McCormack, formerly of Georgetown.” (m, Sept. 19, 1906)

B. “At Georgetown, Dec. 13th to Allister & Mrs. Macdonald, ason.” (Patriot, Dec. 15, 1906)

D. “ The death occurred at Georgetown last week of Mrs. Alice Snooks, of Montague. The deceased had been confined in King’s County jail, and after she took ill, she was removed to a neighboring house where she died.” (Patriot, Dec. 26, 1906)

1907:

D. “At Pasadena, California, Dec. 27th, 1906, Joseph Renton, aged 26, son of the late John Renton, Georgetown. He had been in the States for about five

years.” (Guardim, Jan. 14, 1907)

D. “At the Mater Misericordia Home, Saint John, N.B., Jan. 10th, 1907, Miss Rose M. Byrne, Georgetown, in the 94th year of her age.” (Guardian, Jan. 15, 1907)

D. “At Georgetown, Jan. 29, 1907, Mrs. VVrlliam Lavers, leavinga husband and five children." (Guardian Jan. 30, 1907)

D. “The funeral of the late Joseph Fairehild takes place from his residence in Georgetown at 2 o’clock on Sunday to the English Church Cemetery. The burial will be observed with Masonic honors.” (Guardian, Mar. 15, 1907) Fairchild died Mar. 14, age 77, leaving a son, Nelson, and daughters Elizabeth and Josephine. He left grandchildren: Annie Emma Jenkins; Arthur Edward Jenkins; Frederick Joseph Jenkins; Mary Ellen Jenkins; and Bessie MargaretJenkins. (Guardian Apr. 4, 1907)

D. The death occurred at Georgetown on Mar. 23 of William Dalziel, aged 81 years, a respected citizen of that town. He had been ill for a long time. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. M. Cardin and Mrs. Harry Jenkins of the USA. and a son, John, of the P.E.I. R. [Another news item mentions a Miss Jessie, at home] He was born in Munay Harbour N. and moved to Georgetown in 1865 and worked in customs from 1872 to 1900. He married twice: 1st to Miss Jessie Ferguson who died in 1869 and in 1873, Miss Annie Cameron of Pictou, N. S. who died three years ago. (From Guardian, Mar. 25 & Mar. 27, 1907)

B. “At Georgetown, Mar. 24th, to F. D. & Mrs. McDonald, adaughter.” (Guardian, Mar 27, 1907)

D. “At South Lake, Apr. 19th, Louisa Helena, relict of the late John McDonald and third daughter of the late Donald McAulay, Georgetown Royalty.” (Guardian, May 13, 1907)

D. “The death occurred at Georgetown yesterday morning of James Haines, age 84 years, an aged and res resident. His daughter, Mrs. Michael McDon d, of Georgetown, is the only surviving member of his family on the Island.” (Guardian, May 15, 1907)

D. “The death occurred at Georgetown on Thursday last after a lingering illness of Mrs. A. P. Hobbs. Her maiden name was Eliza Broadwell and she was born in Yorkshire, England, 72 years ago. She leaves to mourn a husband and the following sons and daughters: Mrs. Emily Stewart and William Hobbs in Georgetown; Mrs. Frank Neal and Miss Martha Hobbs in Worcester, Mass; Arthur J. and James Hobbs in Malden, Mass. The deceased was a half—sister of the late W. E. Dawson of ’

Charlottetown.” (Guardian, May 20, 1907)

B. “At Georgetown , May 25th, to Albert & Mrs. Hicken, a son.” (Guardian, May 25, 1907)

M. “The marriage of Frank McLaren of Winnipeg, son of Capt. William McLaren, Georgetown, to Miss Ada Macdonald of Winnipeg takes place in that city, June 5th. Mr. McLaren is the manager of the Van Dusen Harrington Co., grain dealers, and is one of the successful young business men of the West. Miss Macdonald is one of the leading soprano singers of Winnipeg.” (Guardian, May. 28, 1907)

D. “Mrs. Frank Batchilder and her four children of Northfield, Vt., are in Charlottetown en route to Panmure Island, where they will reside with Mrs. Batchilder’s mother, Mrs. Dugald McDonald. Mr. Batchilder, who was a railway conductor, was killed last Sept. by being crushed between the cars. The accident happened on the evening of Sept. 22nd and he died on the following morning in the hospital. He was 30 years of age and left a widow and four children.”(Guardian, June 13, 1907)

B & D. At Government House, Charlottetown, June 12 to Alder & Mrs. Brehaut (May Owen of Georgetown), a daughter. The child, Margaret Alice, died on June 18th

(From Guardian, June 15th etc.)

M. “The marriage took place in St. James’ Church, Georgetown, June 25th of Miss Eliza McKinnon, Georgetown, to John Wood, Lake Verde. The ceremony was performed by Rev. S. T. Phelan.” (Guardian, June

27, 1907)

M. “The marriage of J. D. Knight, druggist, of Cardigan, to Miss FJnma Parker, daughter of George A. Parker, Georgetown Royalty, took place on the 26th inst, at the residence of the bride’s parents, Rev. George Robertson officiating. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Maggie Parker, and the groom by his brother Seymour Knight.” (Gardian, July, 15, 1907)

M. “The marriage took place at her home, July 11, of Miss Julia Hemphill, Georgetown, to Clarence D. Wallace of Cutler, Maine. The bride wore a traveling suit of blue with a white chiffon hat. Mr. & Mrs. Wallace left for their home in Maine where they intend to reside.”

(Guardian, July 16, 1907)

M. “ At the Methodist parsonage, Montague, July 3lst, by Rev. F. A. Wightrnan, Miss Lottie Laurette Blackett, Souris, to Chester Howard Llewellyn, Sturgeon.” (Guardian, Aug. 5, 1907)

M. “At the Presbyterian Church, Munay River, Aug. 6, 1907, by Rev. A. J. McNeill, Edwin George Allen, of Boughton Island, and Sadie Jean Keenan of Munay River.” (Ggardian, Aug. 13,1907)