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1. [CARIBBEAN] Re: 1890 CENSUS PROJECT [1]
Hi Angela: Tried to get to your site tonight and it kept giving an HTTP error....Is it still up and running?
2. Re: SV: [CARIBBEAN] St. Eustatius Part 2 [1]
My great great great great grandfather had the name HONORABLE placed before his name (an irish man, John Proctor Lake, who was a plantation Owner on the isalnd of Anguilla in 1827) do you or anyone out there know what the HONORABLE stood for. Was told once it was for a person of status such as a judge or lawyer. Is this true
3. [CARIBBEAN] Re: John Thom Goshen Jamaica 1847 [1]
There are two Goshens in Jamaica. One is on the north side, in St. Ann, near to the St. Mary border. The other is on the south-western side of the island, in St. Elizabeth. There was a Dr. WiIlliam Thom, L.L.D. of Aberdeen, Scotland, who married Mary Dawney of Jamaica. She was born in 1765. Her brother William Dawney was the Rector of the St. James Parish church in Montego Bay. The name also occurred in Clarendon, on the south side of the island. Rectors often got transferred from one parish to an
4. [CARIBBEAN] Re: 1890 CENSUS PROJECT [1]
Hello Angela: I have tried to access your site from two different loctions and still have not been able to get into your website. Can you send me this file? Regards Veronica Smith
5. Re: [CARIBBEAN] South American connections [0.981521]
In a message dated 4/24/00 3:49:37 PM, FBarr86833@aol.com writes: << donnamendes@yahoo.com >> The United States took a census of the Panama Canal Zone in 1920: National Archives Microfilm T625, Roll 2042 : Civilians in the Canal Zone (EDs 1-8), Military Forces (EDs 498a-498m), and Naval Forces (EDs 821-838). I found my father and my maternal grandparents' family in it. I don't know if they enumerated ALL employess of the Panama Canal Company, or just the North Americans. You might also try the U.S
6. [CARIBBEAN] Bahamas MIs/ LIGHTBOURN/RICHARDSON [0.981521]
Hi Heather: just one Richardson & 1 Lightbourn inscription: Christ Church Cathedral, Nassau, Island of Providence Mural Tablets 7. Frederic Charles RICHARDSON, Esq., died 4 March 1838, aged 22. Lt in 2nd West India Regiment, born at Langford, Fifehead, Somerset; 10 months previous to his death he had married Eliza daughter of the late Lewis KERR, many years Speaker of the House of Assembly, and subsequently Attorney General of the Bahamas. 12. Walter Gould Hinson LIGHTBOURN died 1 Oct 1842, aged 45. A nat
7. RE: FUNDING FOR GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH [0.981521]
Ok Nevilla I promise not to knock anybody over getting there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am reminded of my father's ironic wish to put "regardless of outcome, Send Money" on all his business correspondence....... Are we advised to do the same? Cod C.M. Codrington("american version # 1952) Editor: Carib GenWeb "Historic Antigua and Barbuda" web-site Member: Barbados Museum Historical Society, Museum of Antigua and Barbuda Historical and Archaeological Society. -----Original Message----- From: Nev
8. RE: [CARIBBEAN] Surnames and Families - "FAMILY NAME" - Comparative Social History [0.981521]
Not sure what your question is actually about? Current research on this list is actively studying surnames shared by carib people of all races. Some may be blood relatives some the result of baptismal names the quandaries are the same I think there is less "denial" in the Carib than seems manifest in the States. Is that what you were getting at? Cod
9. [CARIBBEAN] GEOHAGAN FAMILY [0.981521]
Searching for any information on the Geohagan family from St. Mary in Jamaica. Lavorn Geohagan
10. RE: British prison ships - was RE: [CARIBBEAN] RE: indenture, political vs voluntary and other [0.981521]
Perhaps the Historical Society in Camden, SC... -----Original Message----- From: Catharine Vinson [mailto:cvinson@mindspring.com] Sent: Saturday, April 08, 2000 6:46 AM To: CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: British prison ships - was RE: [CARIBBEAN] RE: indenture, political vs voluntary and other Richard Bond wrote: As for dying in harbor I'm reminded of the hulks on which the British confined the Continental sympathizers during the American Revolution. --------------------- I'm getting a bit off-topic f
11. [CARIBBEAN] Re:Forwarding of Post [0.981521]
I have been having this same problem, and it is very annoying, as copies of the messages are then being sent back to my email. I sent an "unsubscribe" message to the drum.catt.edu address, and am waiting to see if that will put a stop to it. Can the List-Owner look into it? > Subject: [CARIBBEAN] Forwarding of post > From: "John Weiss" > Someone is apparently piping messages from this list to the > usenet news group soc.genealogy.west.indies, and they get > displayed there and then
12. Re: SV: [CARIBBEAN] St. Eustatius Part 2 [0.981521]
The still use that her in Anguilla, like hubert hughes is the honourable hubert hughes and also victor banks. i will ask around today what it is for. I know that the title sir is is edowed on a person directly form the queen. >From: tsmith3116@aol.com (TSmith3116) >Reply-To: CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com >To: CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: SV: [CARIBBEAN] St. Eustatius Part 2 >Date: 25 Apr 2000 04:50:59 GMT > >My great great great great grandfather had the name HONORABLE placed before >his >name (an i
13. [CARIBBEAN] Another MARRIOTT [0.981521]
In Oliver's "Monumental Inscriptions of the British West Indies", there is one mention of MARRIOTTs: (p.245 Bahamas: Christ Church Cathedral, Nassau, Island of Providence. Mural Tablets: No. 35. Anne Augusta MARRIOTT, died 7 July 1842, age 26. Wife of W.G. MARRIOTT Esq, daughter of John PINDER Esq. Buried in St. Mathew's, North-West corner of Burial Ground between her Mother & 2 infants. **************************************************************** Ernest M. Wiltshire / Friends of the Barbados Archives
14. [CARIBBEAN] Peddy Byer from Barbados lynched in the USA? [0.981521]
Hi List-members, The Barbados couple William Newsam Byer (born c. 1816; planter of Little Grove, St. George in 1868; planter in Sweet Bottom, St. George in 1879) and Eliza Hayes (born c. 1843) were married in 1868 at St. George's Parish Church. They had at least three children: a) Gabriel Benjamin Byer ('Benny'; born 1873 St. Michael; a minister of the Methodist Church in Tobago, Barbados and St. Lucia; died after 1939; married to Eileen Brathwaite; three sons/two daughters); b) William Oscar Byer ('Ossy'
15. Re: [CARIBBEAN] Re: Surnames and Families - "FAMILY NAME" [0.981521]
Dear Ed Crawford, I know in my case my mothers father was Adolph Gereau he was the legitimate son of Mederic Gereau the illegitimate son of a black mother and a white man named Giraud. I have been told that name variation for the recognized illegitimate is a frequent practice in France.
16. RE: [CARIBBEAN] Antigua Historical Society Newsletters on-line...... [0.981521]
For Edward and maybe a couple other people....."Empire is lost and now the Lion and the Wolf shall cease" William Blake Lambeth, near London 1780's -----Original Message----- From: C.M.Codrington [mailto:chriscod@bellsouth.net] Sent: Monday, April 17, 2000 11:27 PM To: CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CARIBBEAN] Antigua Historical Society Newsletters on-line...... This is a preliminary notice to advise any curious persons that "Historic Antigua and Barbuda" web site, now a member of the Carib GenWeb
17. [CARIBBEAN] Re: That pesky virus - THE VIRUS IS PURGED!! [0.981521]
Hello all, I am very annoyed that this, Pretty Park virus, has corrupted my computer. I will be deleting all my address book and are taking steps (throughout Norton anti-virus) to purge my computer system. What you can do: a)delete any emails from me (dutri@home.com) and block any emails from duty@home. I have an alternate email: glenmofford@hotmail which is NOT affected by this virus. Again my apologies but this all started when I opened the file (innocently sent by my brother) and it's been very annoyi
18. [CARIBBEAN] St. Eustatius Part 2 [0.981521]
Many thanks to everyone - I'm overwhelmed by all the responses. I have no personal connection (that I know of) with Statia, I just thought people might eventually be interested in the information. As with other lists I've been working on, all will go on the Net real soon now. The delay is partly caused by my understanding that once a list is submitted, to Caribbean/WorldGenWeb Archives no further corrections can be made; therefore I am endeavouring to make them as near- perfect as possible. Any ass
19. [CARIBBEAN] Alice Constance DEPASS (nee BELLINGER) [0.981521]
Hi there! I am STILL in need of some help from someone in the Kingston, Jamaica area. I am trying to find the death date of my g-g-grandmother Alice Constance DEPASS (nee BELLINGER). She was born in Montego Bay in 1860, but she and her husband and their children moved to Kingston about 1899-1900. My g-g-grandfather died in 1904 in Kingston. I believe he was buried in Kingston. My g-g-grandmother was still alive up until December of 1939. She outlived at least 3 out of her 5 children. The time fr
20. British prison ships - was RE: [CARIBBEAN] RE: indenture, political vs voluntary and other [0.981521]
Richard Bond wrote: As for dying in harbor I'm reminded of the hulks on which the British confined the Continental sympathizers during the American Revolution. --------------------- I'm getting a bit off-topic from the Carribean, but I have a 5th ggrandfather who was captured by the British at the Battle of Camden, South Carolina during the Revolutionary War and was confined on one of the British prison ships in the Charleston Harbor. Pretty grim place to "sit out the rest of the war", and I've wondered abo
21. Re: [CARIBBEAN] Re:"FAMILY NAME" [0.981521]
I appreciate some of the points that Richard makes, but the problem is that he has turned round what other people say. He asserts that "The matrilineal is used in the absence of someone coming forward as father" as if this is the only situation in which the mother's name is used, but I indicated in my posting that some mothers prefer to use their own names even in cases where the father is known. Richard's generalisations seem to exclude the fact of occasional female independence of the male.
22. [CARIBBEAN] Antigua Historical Society Newsletters on-line...... [0.981521]
This is a preliminary notice to advise any curious persons that "Historic Antigua and Barbuda" web site, now a member of the Carib GenWeb will be publishing the articles contained in the Historical and Archaeological Society Newsletter produced by the Museum of A+B on a regular basis. These Newsletters are issued on a quarterly basis to members of the HAS. It has taken awhile to network this project(about two years), and to let everyone who writes and cares about the HAS to ponder what it means to have the
23. [CARIBBEAN] Okay--time to subscribe! [0.981521]
Maggee Smith has started a Saint-Domingue list. Be sure & sign up, by clicking on one of the options (digest or list mode) below. When I get my website working I'll let everyone know Meanwhile - Thanks, Maggee ! Happy Easter ! Augusta ----- Original Message ----- From: : Hi there!! The mailing list is now official!! To subscribe, it is the usual : (digest or mail mode, put subscribe in the body, etc...) to : : Saint-Domingue-L-request@rootsweb.com or : Saint-Domingue-D-requ
24. [CARIBBEAN] Forwarding of post [0.981521]
Someone is apparently piping messages from this list to the usenet news group soc.genealogy.west.indies, and they get displayed there and then piped into a webpage at drum.ncat.edu . Not only do the messages appear out of context but they also get cut erratically. Can something be done to stop this? When I write to this list I don't expect parts of my messages to be sent on elsewhere as if I were the sender and without my prior knowledge. All that appears on this list may well be in the public domain, but
25. [CARIBBEAN] Please remove me from your list [0.981521]
Hi, I need to be removed immediately from your list. I received 46 e-mails this morning. It you cannot please give me the correct address. I was working on my family tree and must have signed up for info about the Bahamas. It is my office e-mail address. many thanks. Ted Johnson
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