In 1891 David Gray was working as a farm labourer in Lot 5 of West Prince County with his wife and their eight children. At the May 6 1891 Canada census David declared his place of birth was Nova Scotia, his mother's was England and his father's was Scotland. David's two eldest children were born in Nova Scotia, the others were born in P.E.I. His declared occupation was "farm labourer". The enumerated residents were David (age 60), Sarah (47), Avard (23, watchmaker), Anna (21, servant), Herbert (16), William (13), Walter (12), Eva (10), Andrew (7) and Nina Irene (9 mths). In July 1899 their fourth daughter, Elizabeth was born. The Canada Census records show David Gray's Lot 5 residence was a 5 room wood-frame dwelling located on 6 owned acres in the small farming community of Dock Corner.
In 1891 David Gray was working as a farm labourer in Lot 5 of West Prince County with his wife and their eight children. At the May 6 1891 Canada census David declared his place of birth was Nova Scotia, his mother's was England and his father's was Scotland. David's two eldest children were born in Nova Scotia, the others were born in P.E.I. His declared occupation was "farm labourer". The enumerated residents were David (age 60), Sarah (47), Avard (23, watchmaker), Anna (21, servant), Herbert (16), William (13), Walter (12), Eva (10), Andrew (7) and Nina Irene (9 mths). In July 1899 their fourth daughter, Elizabeth was born. The Canada Census records show David Gray's Lot 5 residence was a 5 room wood-frame dwelling located on 6 owned acres in the small farming community of Dock Corner.
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