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On ‘Ihursdsy artornoon Aug. 15th- thilnmans irom all Darts oi the Island and some from the U. .8. A». gathered at the shore oi w. drthur D. lnman, Hampton, to oelehfllo the 110th, annivereany oi their land- ing here by holding a picnic. this

oi twenty years, ton years between each celebration. Over two hundred persons comprising the Inmsn lam-

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oration availed themselves oi the opportunity of a dip in the briny

At ﬁve o'clock a huge. table was spied, laden with all sorts oi Bood things to m, llndel‘ the beautiful large shade trees which adorn Mr. Inmenh spacious lawn, to which all did ample justlcegt the close of which Judge Inman, Summerside, delivered an able address, in which he traced, the early history o! the Inman iamily.

In the year 1819, live brothers, John, William, Mark, Robert and Thomas Inrnan emigrated from Yorkshire, England and landed on the shores o! Hampton, Prince Ed- ward Island, where by their indus- try and thrift made for themselves and their iemilies ' comfortable homes. Today their desoendahts are scattered over diﬂerent parts o! our Island and ewewhere, and have well maintained the characteristics o! their ioreiethers.

Prizes were next given, one to the oldest Inrnan lady present, which was won by Mrs. Elizabeth Harring- ton, Nine Mile Creek, who was also the oldest person present, she being’ BB years oi age, still strong and ro- bust. Mrs. Harrington was heartily cheered as she came iorward to re- ceive her prise. The next priu was presented to the oldest Inman gen- tleman present and won by Mr, Wm. H. Irunsn, Grapaud, who is 83 years of age, and still in perieot health, able to operate his own farm and as youthiul looking as many twenty years his Junior. The third prize was presented to any member or thsCIn- man clan present with the largest family. This was tied for by Mrs. Henry Inman, Victoria, and Mrs. John McKinnon, North River, both with families oi eight children, pre-

‘ ‘ to Mrs. Inman as being near- est oi kin. Last prize was given to the youngest - ’ nt or the In- man family, which was presented to the ion months old child ,0! Mr. and

being the great grand child o! ‘lhomas Inrnan, early pioneer.

It was decided before the close o! this menwrable day to hold the next celebration in two years time instead o! ten .i'or the beneﬁt ot the older ones, end a committee comprising

and Arthur Ihman, Hampton, Ernest Inrnan, Tryon, Theophllus Inman. Bedeque and John lnman, Alberton, was appointed to make arrange- ments for the next celebration. Itil was noted lthat the family or pion- eer John Inman had the most sur- viving members. Out oi a_ family o! elqren, ﬁve remain, all pact the tour scone snark, namely: Mrs. E. Har- rington, Nine Mile Creek, Mrs. Mary lumen and Mrs. brace Btordy, Vic»- toria, Mrs. Caroline Ferrar and John T. Inman, Hampton.

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Survivors o! the iamilypi pion- eer William Indian new. W. R. Inman. Orepaud, who was present and a sister Mrs. Mary ‘lrowsdeie. 0118817. Alta. survivors o! the lamily or pioneer Mark Inman are Mrs. B. Cameron. Victoria and Mrs. F. McVittie, Welt- moreland who were both present.

~ The only surviving msmbii‘ or the (amily ot pioneer Robert mmen is ‘Mr!- H. Ciodkin, some meraide." who was also pree- eﬂi. andthe‘ sole survivor o! pion- eer Thomas Inpnan is Mr. Job lmnec Augualineftlove, also present and

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