My Family Tree

1917 - Miss Helen Beairsto, daughter of Mr. Robert Beairsto, City, has ar- rived from Boston to spend her vaca- tion at her home here.

Helen was a stenographer. She was Mrs. Helen Howell of Boston at the time of her father's death in 1922.

Helen married Eugene Howell in 1921 in Brookline, Mass, and unsuccessfully petitioned for a divorce in 1927.

She could be Helen B. Howell, divorced woman working in New York, in 1930. Helen Howell maried Edwin F. Greene in New York in 1930.

1932 - Mrs. Greene who has been spend- ing a week with her sister Mrs. H. H. Shaw leaves this morning on ro- turn to her home in New York. Mrs. Greene was cordially welcom- ed by her numerous friends

1942 - fter n. delightful holiday among her old friends, the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. H. Shaw, Mrs. E. Farnham Greene left yesterday on return to her home ‘in Connecticut.

In 1946, Mrs E. F. Greene, Southport Conn visited her sister, Mrs H. H. Shaw, sho had been ill.

1946 - Mrs. E. F Greene of South- port, Conn, is motoring home after- spending several weeks at the Charlottetown. She will be accompanied to New York by Miss Emma Nicholson.

1947 - Mrs. E. F. Greem left Thursday by plane on return to her home in Southport, Conn. having come home to be with Dr. H. H. Shaw and family in their bereavement.

1953 - Edwin Farnham Greene died in a hospital in New York. He and his wife had been living in Charlottetown for the past 4 years. (long obit in the Guardian,
Friday December 11, 1953 Page 12) Survived by his wife Helen and two sons, Stephen and John (from a previous marriage?)

Helen Greene, wife of Edwin and maiden name Beairsto, died in Connecticut.

Not the same woman as Nellie Beairsto Hamilton, from New Brunswick. Lot 16 and its People said that Robert and Isabella's daughter was Carrie, but the Carrie who attended church in Lot 16 was the daughter of James and Jane Allen Beairsto .