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1. Re: Vieques [1]
Merci Richard In the paper I have, reference to a book : "Vieques dans l'Histoire de Porto-Rico" 1976 from Dr Juan Amidie Bonnet Benitez. I think the title was translated from english or spanish. How can I contact University of Puerto Rico ? Some french families' names are from Guadeloupe. Merci Philippe Rossignol Dans l'article <3599-3DCB1C0B-112@storefull-2118.public.lawson.webtv.net>, RichardBond@webtv.net (Richard Bond)a icrit : > On the other hand both the Viequan families Anduze and Monnell are of
2. Re: Lane Families and Plantations 1780 -1830 [1]
Dear Guy, just amazing!!! I am really grateful for your detailed advice and suggestions. Thank you so much - I must now get to work With my regards and best wishes Michael
3. Greetings [1]
I was surfing and saw your board. Greeting to you. http://www.winamerica.com
4. Vieques [1]
Bonjour I received copy of a paper in french about "L'influence frangaise ` Vieques" but I do not from whom it is and if it was publised. Are they archives of Vieques ? Thanks Philippe Rossignol
5. Lane Families and Plantations 1780 -1830 [1]
Greetings I wonder if any one can help me sort out a problem concerned with the alleged ownership of three Barbadian plantations. When he died in 1829 John Branford Lane was alleged to be the owner of three plantations. So far I have not been able to get beyond a vague reference to 'the plantation at Black Rock'. A major problem is that I think his estate went into 'chancery' and my searches in that direction have not been very productive so far. So I wondered if anyone on the list might have some d
6. Re: T 71 series at PRO [0.98157]
Sadie, Also Keep in mind, that before St. Croix was Danish it was French, Spanish and English. The Danish were neutral, (most of the time, that is)so the VI were considered a freeport. Because the Danish had such trouble recruiting inhabitants, they allowed anyone to live there. I don't know about slaves taking the names of their owners, but I have seen Free negro's, or Free colored, listed who have probated wills, in the Chancery records, they owned property, and had something to leave in a will. I
7. Free Software [0.98157]
Free software Get your fully functional version of PhotoPlus 5 here! No "time outs", No "nags" and this version is not a "trial"... It is a full FREE version. PhotoPlus is your best value in image creation and editing software for any home, school, organization, or growing business. PhotoPlus is your number one choice for working with photographs and paint type images, whether for the Web, multimedia, or the printed page. Once you4ve got your image into PhotoPlus, you can enhance and alter its on screen app
8. Re: PRESSLER Surname in Haiti [0.98157]
In general Baptismal and Christening records are more likely than Birth Certificates because the the person who attends a birth is a midwife while the priest was literate.
9. Mutiny on the Bounty [0.98157]
I was just watching this Clark Gable movie about the British effort to introduce breadfruit to the Caribbean.
10. Long papers [0.98157]
The microfilms avalaible are on this, Sorry Edward http://www.bl.uk/services/document/microrescoll/mrcframe.html ______________________________________________________________ This message has been scanned by the Datanet VirusScreen Service, powered by BT Ignite and Messagelabs. For more information please visit http://www.VirusScreen.co.uk.
11. Re: T 71 series at PRO [0.98157]
Hello, You may find the following book useful in understanding what is available in this series. The book is a demographic study of slave populations in these former British colonies during that time period and draws much of its information from records in the T71 series. There is a first edition (1984) and a second as well (1995). Best of luck, Paul Title: Slave populations of the British Caribbean, 1807-1834 / Author(s): Higman, B. W., 1943-
12. Hello---Re: Cod [0.98157]
Hello Everyone, This is just a note to inform you that Chris Cod may be around tomorrow, Saturday, November 16th, to take a look at his messages. So, if anyone would like to add anything, please feel free to do so. And again, this is relayed to you by his friend, Tina Rene'e. Hope you all have a great day! Tina Rene'e
13. Re: PRESSLER Surname in Haiti [0.98157]
Hi, Peggy, I'm not familiar with records this late in Haitian history. Perhaps a good place to pose the question would be on the query board of the HaitiGenWeb. I can publish the question for you in my newsletter, but the next issue, the April 2003 one, probably would not go out until the end of May. If you want me to do that, please send me your street address, as many of my readers don't have e-mail or computers. Happy hunting Augusta ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peggy Belcher"
14. Re: Plantations in JA [0.98157]
PRO = Public Record Office. In this case at Kew in London. CO143/31 is the reference to the document. CO stands for Colonial Office, 143 is the group of documents to which it refers and /31 is the piece number. You can find the index on the web at www.pro.gov.uk. It is possible (at some expense) to have documents photo-copied and sent to you. But it may be cheaper, if less enjoyable, than having a trip to London and seeing the sights as well as the documents. Edward Crawford -----Original Message----- From
15. Re: Abraham Chalwill Hill and his children [0.98157]
I'm assuming that you have already found the reference to the Danish Chancery- confirmed wills for 1847 for Henry Jennings Hill, Ruth Ann Hill, and Mary Hill of St. John. In case you haven't the site address: http://www.horlacher.org/usviris/1800viwl.htm As to places to do research on St. Thomas, I'd look at Enid M. Baa Public Library (the von Scholten Collection) downtown and the Caribbean Genealogy Library, located at Al Cohen Mall in Havensight. I am interested in hearing replies as to where in
16. Re: Bligh in St. Vincent [0.98157]
serving Bligh indeed - I wonder, but doubt, that it is the estimable spirit "Captain Bligh's Rum" which Cod is serving. I have "enjoyed" many a headache from that fine spirit in years since past. Best wishes to Cod and his kind friend, Tina, for keeping us in touch with him. May he soon find larger quarters. see ya Doug Newsam -----Original Message----- From: CMCOD52@aol.com To: CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 10:53 PM Subject: Re: Bli
17. Re: Chris CODRINGTON [0.98157]
Rhona Lady Tina Renee has been acting as conduit and channeling the word of Cod. RB
18. Re: Hello---Re: Cod [0.98157]
Hi, Where can I start my search on finding relatives that travelled to Jamaica. I have tried nearly all avenues. PLEASE HELP Carole ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 3:23 AM Subject: Hello---Re: Cod > > Hello Everyone, > This is just a note to inform you that Chris Cod may be around > tomorrow, Saturday, November 16th, to take a look at his messages. So, if > anyone would like to add anything, please fee
19. Thanksgiving [0.98157]
Richard Bond, Thanks for your fascinating contribution, but maybe you meant to write "the fourth Thusday". Have fun! --- Cyril Jardine, 301-881-4330, fax: 301-881-5914, cjardine@mba1976.hbs.edu
20. Re: Vieques [0.98157]
Richard, It would not surprise me if the "ANDUZE" family came from the area of ALES, France either. Best Regards, Jacques de Guise EIG /CGR / CEG Estudio de Investigaciones Genealsgicas Center for Genealogical Research Cabinet d'Etudes Ginialogiques Spain and Switzerland ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Bond" To: Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 3:06 AM Subject: Re: Vieques > On the other hand both the Viequan families Andu
21. Re: Jamaican Genealogy CDS [0.98157]
I just wanted to add that my main objective is to share the information I have in the best way. Nothing more, I am not in "competition" with anyone. I have learnt that sharing information helps the research you are doing. I am sure a lot of us collect information that is of no use to the research we are doing and I think it should be passed on. Any ideas how that can be done? "Marcie Mason" wrote in message news:M_5G9.3304$yE.1590@news-binary.blueyonder.co.uk... > I am thinki
22. Re: Cod and Tyrrell Wills [0.98157]
Hi Rhona Hope you are well I have several wills for the Tyrrell's in Jamaica, but would love to hear what you have recently found in detail so I can check it against my stuff when i have relocated and can dig out the material again Life has been quite difficult and I deeply miss being able to focus on my Cod work etc But this too shall pass and I am making some progress. If you respond to list, Tina will save it to disk so I can look over it at home Thanks for thinking of me Chris Cod
23. Re: T 71 series at PRO [0.98157]
Richard These two pieces of info are really strategic in importance - thank you. Where would Caribbean slaves have got their names from and why are they English/French sounding? Sadie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Bond" To: Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 5:21 PM Subject: Re: T 71 series at PRO > Ryan and Ruan are different families. > > > ==== CARIBBEAN Mailing List ==== > For information on individual islands, research aids, island bulle
24. RE: Record destruction by PRO [0.98157]
Dear all I unfortunately have come to this debate late, but can I recommend that if you are a UK resident that you e-mail or write to your MP immediately, 1) Expressing your concerns 2) Requesting that s/he write a question to the Minister that should be as follows Currently the PRO stores records of registration of births deaths and marriages of UK citizens occurring overseas. Under the operational selection policy 18 it is likely that this will no longer continue. " Can the Minister reassure me t
25. New Homepage [0.98157]
Hello everyone, I restyled my homepage enormous. I hope that all the links are working. Please let me know when you are pleased or this homepage is a zero. So far I know is only the link "Kwartierstaat" is not working. Have a nice day, Jan Brugge http://members.home.nl/jbrugge/
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