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- 54 REMINISCENCES OF OLD VICTORIA
Heisterman, H., Exchange reading room, sons and daughters.
Heywood, Joseph, butcher, wife and daughter. Hibben, Thomas Napier, widow, two sons and two daughters.
Huston, Guy, gunsmith, two daughters.
Irving, William, captain steamer Reliance, son and daughters.
Jackson, Doctor William, three sons and daughters. Jungerman, J. L., watchmaker, daughter (Mrs. Erb).
Jewell, Henry, sons.
Leigh, William, second Town Clerk of Victoria, who held the position from about 1863, to the time of his death. He was in charge of Uplands Farm (1859) for the Hudson's Bay Company, and under the super-vision of Mr. J. D. Pemberton, built Victoria District Church, and as an amateur musician helped at charitable entertainments. Son in San Francisco, grand-daughter in Victoria (Mrs. Simpson).
Leneven, David, merchant, son and daughters. Lewis, Lewis, clothier, son and daughter.
Lindsay, Daniel, son and daughter.
Loat, Christopher, sons and daughter.
Lowen, Joseph, brewer, widow, sons and daughters. Lowenberg, L., estate agent, a nephew.
McDonell, R. J., captain, a widow.
Mason, George, brickmaker, a widow.
McKeon, William, hotel, wife, son and daughter. McLean, Alexander, son.
McQuade, Peter, ship chandler, son and two daughters.
Meldram. John H., two sons.
Moore, M. (Curtis & Moore), widow and two sons.VICTORIA'S FIRST DIRECTORY. 55
Mouat, William, captain Enterprise, sons and daughters.
Nesbitt, Samuel, biscuit-baker, two sons.
Nicholles, Doctor John, one son.
Pitts, John H., son and daughters.
Rhodes, Henry, merchant, sons and daughters. Sayward, William, sons.
Sehl, Jacob, sons and daughters.
Short, Henry, sons and daughters.
Smith, John, carpenter, Mears Street, sons and daughters.
Smith, M. R., baker, sons and daughters. Stahlschmidt, Thomas L., son.
Stemmler, Louis, upholsterer, son (spice mills). Thain, Captain John, son and daughter.
Todd, J. H., sons and daughters.
Tolmie, Doctor W. F., sons and daughters.
Waitt, M. W., stationer, widow and two daughters. Williams, John W., livery stable, widow and daughters.
Woods, Richard, Government clerk, sons and daughters.
Wootton, Henry, postmaster, sons and daughters. Workman, Aaron, daughters.
Yates, James Stewart, two sons.
Many deaths since this list was made.
I must again repeat that this list of sixty-two may be augmented by others who were heads of families even at that time. I might take our own family for an ex-ample, although it does not prove the rule. It consisted of my father, mother and three brothers, and is represented in the directory by my father, Thomas L. Fawcett, and my eldest brother, Rowland W. Then.
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