“Selina Myers” was born Feb. 22nd, 1908. On June 23rd, 1934 she married “Ralph MacCaull” a farmer of North Bedeque. In 1947 he sold the farm and moved to Carleton Siding where he was General Merchant for eleven (11) years. He is now study- ing for the Ministry at Pine Hill, Halifax, NS. His birthday is Oct. 17th, 1909. To them were born two (2) daughters, namely, “Elizabeth” born Aug. 26th, 1943 and “Edith” born Oct. 2nd, 1947. Both girls are attending High School in Halifax, NS.

“John Myers” was born April 27th, 1913 married “Priscilla MacLeod” of Victoria West on Oct. 26th, 1940. He farmed on his Fathers farm, then became Inspector of Certified Seed Pota- toes and sold the farm to Wendell Myers, son of Heber Myers in 1952. Then John and his wife moved to Carleton Siding Where he now resides as Inspector of seed potatoes for this district. His wife was born on June 25th, 1921.

WEEK’S HISTORY

“Albert Weeks son of Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks of Frederic- ton, P.E.I. was born on Aug. 30th, 1875. He bought property in Carleton in 1900, formerly owned by John William Howatt. In 1901 he settled on the farm and in 1903 he married “Harriet Ann Muttart”. He farmed there until May 1944 when he sold the place to Neil McIsaac and moved to Bedeque where he bought the house formerly owned by Mrs. Louis Holland. He is still liv- ing there but his wife passed away on Dec. 29th, 1950. When they resided in Carleton to them were born two (2) girls, namely, “Marion” and “Verna”.

“Marion” was born on January 19th, 1905. She attended P.W.C. Charlottetown and taught for a few years, then she mar- ried “William Stavert”, a farmer from Lower Bedeque in 1927, farming there until 1955 when they sold their property and set- tled in Bedeque where they built a new home. No children were born to this union.

“Verna” born May 15th, 1908 attended P.W.C., Charlottetown and taught for a few years, then married “Sterling Gillespie” of Summerside. They lived there for a number of years Where he worked in the Dairy. Then they sold their place and moved to Souris where they have a restaurant. To them was born one (1) girl, namely, “Ann” who is attending P.W.C., Charlottetown.

HECTOR CAMPBELL’S FAMILY

Hector Campbell was born in Searletown and married Eunice MacQuarrie of Carleton Point. He moved to Borden and owned the store part of the farm now owned by John E. Read & Sons.

They had nine children, 1 son and 8 daughters. 1. Donald died when a young man he was never married. 2. Flora married William Gillespie. They lived many years on the farm now own- ed by Frank Noonan, they later moved to West Royalty. 3. Mary Margaret who never married. 4. Euphemia who never married. 5. Annabelle married in USA. 6. Hannah married Alfred Cook.

——68—-