Charlotte Lydia b. 22 Sept 1862, m. Alder Callbeck. See Callbeck history.

Annie Lea b. 5 Dec 1863, d. 16 March 1900, bur. Tryon Peoples Cem., m. 9 Apr 1886 Angus MacDonald, b. 17 Feb 1855, d. 26 Dec 1925, bur. Tryon Peoples Cem., son of Neil MacDonald and Martha H. Pooley. They lived on the MacDonald Road in Crapaud and had 5 children: HarryJasper b. 20 Feb 1887; Lydia Harrison b. 10 March 1889; Warren Harris b. 30 May 1891, d. 19Jan 1896; Margaret Gray b. 31 Oct 1892; Annie Dorothy Elizabeth b. 29 Sept 1898, d. 29 Sept 1924.

Mary Adelaide b. 3 Feb 1870, d. 16 Apr 1876, bur. Tryon Peoples

Cem.. Dora Rachael Elizabeth b. 19 Nov 1875, d. 11 Oct 1965, m. 1905

George Hannant. They had 3 children: Bertha Adelaide; William Warren; Lidy Whilhelmina.

John Artemus b. 19 Jan 1858, d. 23 Dec 1928, bur. Tryon Peoples Cem., son of William Warren Lord and Adelaide Lord, In. 10 Nov 1920 Christie Ann Thomas, b.18 Sept 1865, d. 15 Apr 1948, bur. Tryon Peoples Cem., daughter of William Thomas and Flora MacKinnon. See Thomas history.

J. Artemus and Christie lived in Tryon where Richard Howatt lives in 1992.]. Artemus was an accountant.

J. Artemas Lord and Christie Thomas had 2 children:

John George b. 7June 1921, m. 21 July 1945 Muriel Mathers. They lived in Montreal and had 2 children: KeithJohn b. Apr 1946, d. 15Jan 1962; Lorna Lois b. 18 Dec 1947, m.James Gadra.

Arta Adelaide Ann b. 22 Dec 1923, m. 10 Oct 1944 Harold Henry Heppner. They live in BC and had 2 children: Sheldon Burpee b. 13 June 1946; Mona Lynn b. 8July 1951.

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Artemas Alder Artie merchant, shipowner, and agent, b. 10 May 1835, d. 2 May 1917, son of James Lord and Lydia Lea, lst. m. 1859 Carrie M. Rich, b. 1838, d. 21 Dec 1864, daughter of Lathley Rich, Frankfort, Maine. They had 1 child: a son (1. at 17 months; Artie 2nd. m. 1 Dec 1869 Margaret Grey, b. 2June 1845, d. lJan 1942, daughter of Col.John Hamilton Grey and Margaret Pennefather.

Artie was adopted when 16 months old by his uncle W.W. Lord and his wife Ann Lea. He moved with them to Charlottetown at 5 years of age where he attended a private school, Central Academy, later PWC, and then Mt. Allison Academy. He left school at 16 to spend 3 years sailing on his uncle’s ships, trading between England and Charlotte- town. He entered into partnership with his uncle in 1856 under the firm name of W.W. Lord and Co..

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