No account is given for the naming of Sea Island. Mitchell's, Twigg's and Dinsmore's Islands were named after men of that name. Although these men were not the first settlers on the respective Islands. This Island is very small containing less than ten acres. The Island lies between Lulu and Sea Islands and is not inhabited.
Lulu Island is about eighteen miles long and four miles wide at the widest place.
Approximately thirty five thousand fertile acres extending over practically all of Lulu and Sea Islands especially adapted to intensive agriculture, comprise this district. I shall now give the names of some of the pioneers of the Municipality. To him is due the honor of being the first to dyke in and cultivate a piece of alluvial overflowed land at the mouth of the Fraser River. At one time he owned more than one-half of Sea Island. The upper end of this is now owned by J. Grauer.