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(From the Saint Domingue Indemnity Records - Volume 1832-1833.)
Jurisdiction Fort-Dauphin
1.. Quanaminthe
2.. Fort-Dauphin
3.. Terrier-Rouge
4.. Le Trou
5.. Valere
Jurisdiction Le Cap
6.. Limonade
7.. Quatre-Morin
8.. Grande-Riviere
9.. Dondon
10. Marmelade
11. Petite Anse
12. Cap Francais
13. Plaine-du-Nord
14. Acul
15. Limbe
16. Port Margot
17. Borgne
18. Plaisance
Jurisdiction Port-de-Paix
19. Saint-Louis
20. Port-de-Paix
21. Gros-Morne
22. Jean Rabel
23. Mole Saint-Nicholas
24. Bombarde
25. Port-a-Piment
25. (bis) Ile de la Tortue
Jurisdiction Saint Marc
26. Gonaives
27. Saint-Marc
28. Petite-Riviere
29. Verettes
Jurisdiction Port-au-Prince
30. Mirebalais
31. Arcahaye
32. Croix-des-Bouquets
33. Port-au-Prince
34. Leogane
Jurisdiction Petit Gonaive
35. Grand-Goave
36. Petit-Goave
37. Fond-des-Negres
38. Anse-a-Veau
39. Petit Trou
Jurisdiction Jeremie
40. Jeremie
41. Cap Dame-Marie
Jurisdiction Cayes
42. Cap Tiburon
43. Les Coteaux
44. Port-Salut
45. Torbeck
46. Les Cays
Jurisdiction Saint-Louis
47. Cavaillon
48. Saint-Louis
49. Aquin
Jurisdiction Jacmel
50. Baynet
51. Jacmel
52. Cays de Jacmel
Anderson (Louis). Major of Infantry, British Army. Served in Second Boer War and First World War.
Chevolleau (Raymond). Major of Infantry in the Service of his Britannic Majesty, George III. Comm. Captain with the Rank of Major 1795. Served in St. Domingue campaign.
Charest de Lauzon (Francois). Aide-Major in the Militia, 18th century French Colony of St. Domingue.
Carvalho (Edmund Joseph), 1869-1928. Jamaica Volunteer Militia (infantry).
Carvalho (____). U. S. Navy in Second World War.
Casserly (Frank). Lieutenant in Jamaica Contingency. Overseas service - wounded. (First World War).
Casserly (Edward) M. D. U. S. Medical Corps. (We do not think that he served in the First World War?)
Casserly (Denis). Infantry, British Army. (We believe that he was wounded but not sure about it.) Afterwards became (we believe) a staff Sergeant in R. G. Artillery.
Cotter (Richard). U. S. Marines, 2nd World War.
Cotter (Norman). U. S. Marines - 2nd World War.
Du Quesnay (Philippe le Mercier), 1742-1795. Captain in the Regiment of Desonnce. (Captain of Militia).
DuQuesnay (William le Mercier), (1920 - __). British Army, 2nd World War.
Desgouttes (Louis Corre). Knight of St. Louis. Said to have been a former officer of the French Army under the ancien regime.
De Gournay (Michel Isaac), 1728-1813. Knight of St. Louis. Captain of Dragoons in the St. Domingue Militia.
De Gournay (Paul Francois). Lieutenant Colonel and Commander of de Gournay's Heavy Artillery, Confederate States Army. Served in American Civil War.
Du Bourg (Pierre Francois), 1767-1830. See Miniature in uniform (rank unknown).
d'Ustou de Casaril (Jean-Marie-Alexandre). Knight and Captain and Adjutant Major in the Militia of Petite Anse, St. Domingue.
de l'Enfernat (Alexandre Francois). Lieutenant in the Regiment of Beary, in the service of His Most Christian Majesty.
Desnoes (Percy H.), M. D., 1893- ___. Captain in Canadian Army Medical Corps. (No overseas service). First World War.
Desnoes (Edmund Oscar) 1894-___. U.S. Navy in First World War (Transport).
Desnoes (Jack). U. S. Air Corps (Ground service in England). 2nd World War.
Gadpaille (Louis). R.A.F. (or R.F.C.) in First World War. Killed in action.
Malabre (Louis Rene), 1769-1814. Colonel in the Service of his Britannic Majesty George III. (St. Domingue campaign).
Malabre (Arnold Louis) 1827-1879. Officer of the Jamaica Militia. Said to have been "called out" during Negro Rebellion of 1865 (see photo in uniform).
Malabre (William Titley) 1858-1895. Jamaica Volunteer Militia (Artillery).
Malabre (Louis Duverger), 1863-1918. Jamaica Volunteer Militia (infantry).
Malabre (Leopold Alfred) M.D., 1884- ___. Captain, U. S. Army Medical Corps, First World War (served in France).
Malabre (William Alfred) 1887-___. U. S. Army in First World War. (No overseas service). We think he was a Quarter Master Sergeant (in coast artillery?).
Malabre (Louis Charles), 1892-___. R.F.A. and R.G.A. (A.A.). British Army in First World War (Served in France 1916-1919).
Malabre (Launcelot Arthur), 1898-1924. Jamaica Contingent (infantry, we think) in First World War. (Served overseas).
Malabre (John Philip-Gordon), 1904-___. U. S. Army in Second World War. (M.P. and we believe, infantry) (Overseas service).
Onffroy (Anne Marthe Roland), Marquis de Veres, knight of St. Louis. 1778-___. Captain of Artillery in the legion of Montalembert at age of 18. Afterwards Captain of Artillery in the Service of His Britannic Majesty George III. Served in St. Domingue campaign.
Sorapure (Edward Victor), M. D. Captain R.A.M.C. British Army. (He probably attained a higher rank but we do not know it). First World War. Served in England and on cross channel Hospital ships.
Sorapure (Victor). R. A. F. British Army 2nd World War.
Sorapure (John Boileau). R. A. F. British Army 2nd World War.
Sharpe (Eric Stuart). U. S. Army in Second World War (No overseas service).
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