The Guardian (Charlottetown)

BAYFIELD-JAYNES PROPERTY - 42 OWEN LANE | CIRCA 1867

- BY STERLING STRATTON

Beautiful Grounds

The Bayfield-Jaynes home is located on park-like grounds which includes a two storey Late Regency style house. The property is situated in the Keppoch area of Stratford overlookin­g the Hills borough Bay.

Original Owner

It is believed that the building was constructe­d in 1867 for Admiral Henry Wolseley Bayfield and his family. Admiral Bayfield, his wife, Fanny Amelia Wright, an accomplish­ed painter and instructor, occupied the home as a summer residence. Bayfield has been recognized for his significan­t achievemen­ts in surveying and charting the coastal waters of eastern Canada.

More Recent Occupants

In the late 1800’s, the property changed hands a number of times. By 1918, Rev. Julian C. Jaynes and his wife Clara Bullard purchased the estate; family members summered there until the 1990’s.

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Bayfield-Jaynes Property (42 Owen Lane)

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