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Lovell's Directory was a directory of professionals and businessmen and other inhabitants in Prince Edward Island, published in 1871, with listings by town or geographic region.

Charlottetown - Partial Listing

Smith, Peter - painter, King St.	Smith, Philip - shoemaker, King St.
Smith, Richard - mariner, Edward St.	Smith, Robert - sailor, Dorchester St.
Smith, Thomas - laborer, cor Water and Prince Sts.	Smith, William - blacksmith, Spring Park Road
Smith, William - builder, Richmond St.	Smith, William - carpenter, Euston St.
Smith, William - sailor, Dorchester St.	Smyth, A.W. - professor of music, Water St.
Snelgrove, George - crockery, Kent St.	Snelgrove, William - grocer, Grafton St.
Snell, Simon - laborer, Sidney St.	Sneeston, Robert - watchmaker, Grafton St.
Squire, Charles - painter, Prince St.	St. Dunstan's Cathedral - Right Rev. Peter McIntyre, D.D., Bishop of Charlottetown; Very Rev. Daniel McDonald, D.D., Vicar-General; Rev. James L. Broyderick, corner Dorchester and Great George Sts.
St. Dunstan's College - Very Rev. James McDonald, Rector and Vicar-General; Rev. James Lamont, John Caven, LL.D., Rev. William Sheeby, Allan McDonald, professors, Royalty	St. James (The Kirk of) - Rev. Thomas Duncan, Pownal St.
St. Joseph's School - Sister St. Angelina, Superioress; over 200 children; Pownal St.	St. Lawrence hotel - Miss C. Street, proprietress, Water St.
St. Paul's Church - Ch of England, Rev. David Fitzgerald, Rector; Rev. D.B. Parnther, Minister, Queen Sq.	ST PATRICK'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL - Brother Patrick, director, cor Richmond and Great George Sts.
St. Peter's Church - Ch of England, Rev. George Hodgson, M.A., Chaplain, Rochfort Sq.	Stamper, Mrs. Catherine - wid Henry, bookseller, Queen Sq.
Stanley, Francis - boots and shoes, Queens St.	Stanley, Jas. - boots and shoes, King St.
Stanley, John K. - shoemaker, Queen St.	Star Assurance Society - George Alley, agent, Great George St.
Steel, Robert - painter, Grafton St.	Steel, Roland - laborer, Edward St.
Stentiford, John - painter and paper hanger, Weymouth St.	Stentiford, Joseph - painter, Kent St.
Stephenson, John - joiner, Dorchester St.	Stevenson, James - blacksmith, Haviland's Lane
Stevenson, Matthew - tinsmith, Great George St. h Richmond St.	Stewart, Alexander - bookkeeper, bds Kent St.
Stewart, Alex. - millwright, Euston St.	Stewart, Mrs. Eliza - wid Alex., King St.
Stewart, Robert - attorney, bds at Osbourne house, Water St.	Stewart, Theophilus - barrister
STEWART, W.D. - auctioneer and commission merchant, Grafton st, h cor Weymouth and Kent Sts.	Stewart, William - carpenter, Euston St.
Stiggins, William - machinist, Richmond St.	Stirling, David - architect, Dundas Esplanade.
Stockdale, Charles - barrister, Royalty, St. Peter's Road.	Stone, Albert - hardware, Queen st, h Richmond St.
Story, John - laborer, Kent St.	Stramburg, Nathaniel P. - clerk, Hillsborough St.
Strang, James - carpenter, Euston St.	Street, Miss Catherine - proprietress St. Lawrence hotel, Water St.
Strickland, Chs. - M.D., Great George St.	Stuart, Mrs. Jane - wid Charles, Great George St.
Stumble, John - cooper, Queen St.	STUMBLES, JOHN - saddle and harness maker, Grafton St., h cor Hillsborough and Fitzroy Sts.
Stumbles, William - agent, Great George St.	Sullivan, Andrew - sea captain, King St.
Sullivan, James - sea captain, King St.	Sullivan, Michael - laborer, Fitzroy St.
Sullivan, W. Wilfred - barrister, &c, Great George St.	Summers, Michael - carriage builder, Grafton St.
Swabey, Mrs. Eliza - wid Arthur, Grafton St.	Swabey, William - J.P., Malpec (sic) Road.
Swan, William - policeman, Fitzroy St.	Sweeney, Patrick - truckman, Sidney St.
TANTON, GEORGE P. - photographer and copyist, Great George St., h Hillsborough St.	Tanton, John P. - assayer of weights and measures, and collector of land tax, Great George St., h Prince St.
Tanton, Thomas - tailor, Great George St.	Tanton, William - saddler, Great George St.
Tanton, William sen. - tailor, Great George St.	Target, Job - clerk, Fitzroy St.
Taudvin, Daniel - sailor, Water St.	Taylor, F.P. - M.D., Great George St.
Taylor, Joseph - carpenter, Hillsborough St.	Taylor, Mrs. John - Grafton Lane.
Taylor, Robert - gunsmith, Grafton St.	Taylor, Thomas - shoemaker, Hillsborough St.
Terlizzick, H. - J.P., grocer and stove dealer, Queen St.	Terrance house - Mrs. C. McKenna, proprietress, King St.
Thomas, John T. - of Thomas & Son, resides in Liverpool, Eng.	Thomas, Robert - school teacher, bds Grafton St.
Thomas & Son - wholesale dry goods, William Stumbles, agent, Great George St.	Thompson, Jas. - tobacconist, Pownal St.
Thompson, Mrs. - wid, Fitzroy St.	Thorn, Joshua - blacksmith, Hillsborough St.
Thorn, Richard - laborer, Spring Park Road.
Tombs, Edward - grocer, Great George St.	Toole, Mrs. Bridget - wid James, King St.
Toole, Mrs. Eliza - wid John, Cumberland St.	Towan, Paul - mason, Sidney St.
Towan, Wm. - mason, bds at Sidney St.	Thresher, George A. - Grafton St.
Trail, William - engineer, Grafton St.
Trainor, John - truckman, Pownal St.	Trainor, Patrick - laborer, Pownal St.
Traverse, John C. - clerk, Weymouth St.	Trayner, Francis - laborer, Pownal St.
Traynor, James - mason, Pownal St.	Traynor, Michael - liquors, Pownal St.
Tremain, Henry - clerk, bds at Pownal St.	Tremain, Richard - clerk, bds at Pownal St.
Trowan, W.C. - boots and shoes, Kent St.	Truelove, Wm. - clerk, bds at Prince St.
Turnbull, Robert - mariner, Grafton St.	Turner, Jas. - engineer, Hillsborough Square.
UNION BANK OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - Charles Palmer, president; James Anderson, cashier, Grafton St.	UNION HOUSE - John S. O'Neil, proprietor, cor King and Queen Sts.
Valley, John - Pownal St.	Vaniderstine, Peter - joiner, Euston St.
Victoria barracks - Brighton Road.	Vinnicombe, William Henry - piano tuner, bds Kent St.
Waddell, Matthew - of Waddell & Wilson, Rochester Square.	Waddell & Wilson - tinsmiths and fish preservers, cor Great George and Kent Sts.
Wade, Robert - saddler, Prince St.	Wadman H.D. - sheet iron and tin plate worker, Kent St., h Euston St.
Wadman, Henry - assistant commissioner of Crown lands, Hillsborough St.	Wakefield, Geo. - clerk, Kent St.
Walker, George - shoe cutter, Water St.	WALKER, HON. PATRICK - M.L.C., general merchant, cor Grafton and Great George Sts.
Walker, John - clerk	Walpole, Mrs. Thomas - Fitzroy St.
Walsh, Andrew - tailor, Queen St.	Walsh, James - groceries and liquors, Grafton St.
Walsh, James - grocer, Grafton St.	Walsh, Michael - carpenter, Cumberland St.
Walsh, Michael - storekeeper, Queen St.	Wand, Edward - plasterer, Richmond St.
Wand, George - truckman, Fitzroy St.	Ward, Robert - carpenter, off Des Brisay's Lane.
Watkins, Samuel - bricklayer, Great George St.	Watling, Chs. - painter, bds Queen St.
Watson, W.R. - druggist, Queen St.	Watson, Wallace - clerk, bds Sidney St.
Watts, James A. - harnessmaker, off Queen St.	Watts, Mrs. Catherine - wid Aeneas, Spring Park Road
Watts, Mrs. Lexis - wid Allen, Cumberland St.	Watts, Mrs. Mary - wid James, Grafton St.
Waverley house - George Worthy, proprietor, Dorchester St.	Way, George - laborer, Malpeque Road.

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[There is a gap between this part of Charlottetown and the partial Clinton entry following.]

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Clinton

Partial Listing

Schurman, David - of Schurman & Johnston Schurman & Johnston - general merchants

Sencabough, James - saddler TUPLIN, JOHN T. - dealer in dry goods (1)

(1) Also Dealer in groceries, leather, hardware, produce, &c, and cabinet manufacturer

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Clyde Mills

A small village in township No. 23, parish of Grenville, county of Queen's. Population about 60. [foot note says " The post office is at New Glasgow."]

Bagnall, Richard E. - of Bagnall & Son BAGNALL, WILLIAM - J.P., Bagnall & Son(1) Crawford, rev. Donald - baptist

Doucet, Lemange - joiner, farmer Doucet, Peter - farmer Warren, John - head miller

(1) Also grist and carding mill, owner, farmer

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Cornwall

A small village situated in township No. 32, parish of Hillsborough, county of Queen's. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the New York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Co., 7 miles, fare by bi-weekly stage is 1s 6d. Mail bi-weekly. Population about 275. [footnote says "Also known as Pye's Corner"]

Baines, Francis - farmer Crosby, James, sen. - farmer Crosby, Theophilus - J.P., farmer Dickson, George - J.P.1 Dockendorf, Jacob - farmer Drake, Enoch - farmer Drake, Mrs. - wid John Frisel, John - shoemaker Guy, Rennie - farmer Howard, James - farmer Hudson, R.P. - farmer Hyde, John - grist mill owner, farmer Hyde, Joseph - farmer Hyde, Lemuel - farmer Hyde, Samuel - farmer Hyde, William Henry - farmer Hyde, William, sen. - farmer

Kellow, James - farmer Leonard, Rochard - farmer McCallum, John - farmer McDonald, Angus - farmer McKinlay, Alexander - farmer McNatton, Francis - blacksmith Mayow, Zachariah - farmer Nelson, John - farmer Newson, Allen - carpenter, farmer Newson, Augustus - carpenter, farmer Pethick, George - postmaster(2) Scott, George - farmer Scott, John - farmer Scott, Peter - farmer Scott, William - farmer Strong, Frederick - shingle mill owner, farmer Welch, Thomas - blacksmith

(1) Also proprietor of grist, saw, shingle and carding mill, farmer
(2) Also house of entertainment, agent for DeSable cloth mills

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Covehead

A village situated in township No. 34, parish and county of Queen's. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the new York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Co. 12 miles. Mail weekly, Population about 300.

Allen, Rev. James Auld, David - farmer Auld, Francis - farmer Auld, James - miller Auld, William - farmer Auld, William - joiner Bearsto, John - farmer Beattie, Alexander - fisherman Brown, Stephen - fisherman Carr, James - fisherman Carr, William - farmer Cass, Robert - farmer Darrach, Angus - carpenter Darrach, Neil - joiner Gurney, Samuel - farmer Gurney, Thomas - farmer Higgins, Charles - farmer Higgins, Cornelius - farmer Higgins, James - fisherman Higgins, John - farmer Higgins, Stephen - farmer Hodgson, William - farmer Hughes, Benjamin - blacksmith Landrigan, David - farmer Lawson, David - farmer

Lawson, David, jun. - farmer Lawson, Henry C. - farmer Lawson, Samuel - farmer Lawson, William D. - farmer Leitch, John - farmer McDonald & McKay - proprietors, fulling mill McLaughlin, Alexander - farmer McLaughlin, Duncan - farmer McLaughlin, John - farmer McLeod, Donald - farmer McMillan, Alexander - farmer McMillan, Angus - farmer McMillan, Charles - farmer McMillan, Donald - farmer McMillan, John - farmer McMillan, Laughlin - farmer McMillan, Mrs. James - farmer Marshall, Robert- farmer Miller, David- farmer Riley, Robert - fisherman Shaw, Alexander - farmer Shaw, Duncan - farmer Shaw, Duncan - farmer Shaw, John - farmer Shaw, William - farmer

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Covehead Road

A village in township No. 34, parish and county of Queen's. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the new York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Co. 9 miles, from Georgetown 38 miles, from Summerside 40 miles. Mail weekly, Population about 250.

Boyer, Albert - farmer Brown, Robert - farmer Brown, William - farmer Carroll, Thomas - farmer Carroll, William - farmer Connors, John - farmer Darragh, Angus - carriage builder Delaney, Michael - farmer Howlett, John - farmer Howlett, Lawrence - farmer Hughes, Benjamin - blacksmith Hughes, Charles - farmer Hughes, John - farmer Hurley, John - pensioner Jenkins, James - bricklayer Kelly, Terence - farmer Kelly, Thomas - farmer Kenny, James - farmer Kenny, Lawrence - farmer Landrigan, James - farmer McGrath, Thomas - J.P., farmer

Matheson, Duncan - miller Mullin, Edward - J.P., farmer Mills, Thomas - shoemaker Power, David - farmer Power, Thomas - farmer Proud, Peter - bricklayer Ready, James - hotelkeeper Ready, Timothy - farmer Reardon, Michael - farmer Reid, James - farmer Reilly, Thomas - farmer Riordan, Charles - farmer Toombs, Richard - shoemaker Tracey, Stephen - farmer Vessy, Thomas - farmer Vessey, William - farmer Waldridge, David - farmer Waldridge, William - farmer Whelan, John - farmer Whelan, Lawrence - farmer

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Crapaud

A village in township No. 29, parish of Hillsboro, and county of Queen's. Distant from Charlottetown, a station of the new York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Co. 24 miles fare, 3s 9d, from Summerside 21 miles. Mail bi-weekly, Population about 300.

Best, James - tailor, farmer Best, Mark - farmer Coughlin, John - farmer, auctioneer Dawson, William - tanner, farmer Hall, John - J.P., farmer Heckbert, Joseph - shoemaker Holbrook, Caleb - shoemaker Howatt, George - general merchant, farmer Howatt, James - grist and carding mill owner, farmer Louther, Cornelius - farmer Louther, George - farmer McDonald, Peter - saddler McKay, Alexander - blacksmith McKay, Hector - blacksmith McKinnon, D.S. - tailor McLeod, John J. - tailor McLeod, Miss - school teacher McNeill, Joseph - shoemaker McVitty, David - farmer McVitty, Edward - farmer Myers, Thomas - farmer Newson, James - farmer

Newson, Mrs. Maria - wid Henry Newson, Peter - saddler and harnessmaker Nicholson, George - blacksmith Pearson, Mrs. Esther - wid John Reid, James R. - general merchant Reid, William A. - bookkeeper Rogerson, Edward - farmer Rogerson, John - carpenter and farmer Rogerson, Thomas - farmer Rogerson, William - carriage factory Sargent, Rev. John P. - ch of England Smith, George - farmer Smith, Isaac - farmer Stordy, J. - tanner, dealer in groceries and liquors Straight, William, carriage factory Tremaine, Lawrence - M.D. Trowsdale, Barnabas - farmer Trowsdale, Isaac - farmer Trowsdale, Thomas - carriage maker Warren, Joseph - blacksmith Wiggington, George - postmaster, storekeeper, farmer Worth, William - hotelkeeper

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This document, Lovell's Directory, 1871 may be seen at PARO, Accession No. 4064, Item No. 1

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