SIDE A 00:00:05 -- 00:14:20
Discussion about their father, Dr. Roddie MacDonald, and his practice, with mention of MacDonald nicknames and their ancestors; Dr. Roddie, Dr. Roddie MacDonald, doctor, nicknames, MacDonald, ancestors, Captain John MacDonald, Pine Tree Stump, school, Scotland, Captain Linus MacDonald, Maple Hill, Ronald Peggy MacDonald, shipbuilding, 1888, 1800s.
SIDE A 00:14:20 -- 00:21:05
Discussion about education in their family, the MacDonalds, and their father's education; Jane MacDonald, education, St. Dunstan's University, MacDonald, Prince Street School, The Academy, teachers, school, school grades, medical school, University of Toronto, Dr. MacLaughlin.
SIDE A 00:21:05 -- 00:31:49
Discussion about the background of St. Peters, specifically cheese and starch factories; St. Peters, St. Peters Bay, cheese factory, starch factory, Neil MacKay, cheese makers, potato prices, Maine.
SIDE A ends at 00:31:49.
SIDE B 00:31:57 -- 00:36:59
Discussion about their father and other doctors, with mention of the house his built; Dr. Roddie, Dr. Fraser, Dr. MacDonald, St. Peters, 1888, midwives.
SIDE B 00:36:59 -- 00:45:38
Discussion about pack peddlers; pack peddlers, Charlie Pratt, Bennie Garcon.
SIDE B 00:45:38 -- 00:48:10
Discussion about their father delivering his children; 1898, Dr. Roddie.
SIDE B 00:48:10 -- 00:52:10
Discussion about stores and businesses in St. Peters Bay; St. Peters Bay, St. Peters, Murdoch McInnis, tailors, Big Hugh McAdam, 1820, general stores.
SIDE B 00:52:10 -- 00:58:41
Discussion about lobster factories and fishing; lobster factories, lobster canneries, lobster fishing, fishing, codfish, cod, Maine, Yankee Gale, salt flakes, schooners.
SIDE B 00:58:41 -- 01:03:46
Discussion about lime, kilns, and mussel mud; lime, lime kilns, mussel mud, fertilizer.
Tape ends at 01:03:46.
