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VIRGO, DUNN & SCARLETT
Descendants of William Virgo
Generation No. 1
1. Colonel William1 Virgo died April 1775. He married Mrs. Mary (Virgo). She was born 1720, and died November 24, 1787 in Roslin Castle, Trelawny1.
Notes for Colonel William Virgo:
For his Will, see /Members/wills-14.htm
More About Colonel William Virgo:
Burial: April 11, 1775, Trelawny, Jamaica2
Will: February 07, 17753
Will Probated: October 21, 1775
Notes for Mrs. Mary (Virgo):
The Burial Register refers to her as the "Relict of" William Virgo.
More About Mrs. Mary (Virgo):
Age: 1787, 67 years
Burial: Roslin Castle Estate, Trelawny
Children of William Virgo and Mary (Virgo) are:
+ 2 i. Montague Wisdom2 Virgo, born Bef. 1758.
3 ii. William Virgo.
+ 4 iii. James Virgo, born Bet. 1746 - 1747; died December 14, 1790 in Cambridge, Trelawny.
5 iv. Mary Gallimore Virgo.
+ 6 v. Ann Virgo, born Bef. 1746.
+ 7 vi. Petronella Virgo, born Abt. 1742; died Bef. April 1769.
+ 8 vii. Sarah Virgo, born Bet. 1740 - 1741; died December 1809.
+ 9 viii. Elizabeth Virgo.
Generation No. 2
2. Montague Wisdom2 Virgo (William1) was born Bef. 1758. He married Olive Reid Gallimore February 05, 1778 in Trelawny, Jamaica4. She was born Bef. 1764, and died December 1786.
Notes for Olive Reid Gallimore:
Buried by Thomas Simcocks, Curate.
More About Olive Reid Gallimore:
Burial: December 09, 1786, Trelawny, Jamaica5
More About Montague Virgo and Olive Gallimore:
Marriage: February 05, 1778, Trelawny, Jamaica6
Children of Montague Virgo and Olive Gallimore are:
10 i. William3 Virgo, born May 16, 1781.
More About William Virgo:
Baptism: October 07, 1781, Trelawny, Jamaica7
11 ii. Mary Virgo, born September 09, 1782.
More About Mary Virgo:
Baptism: February 12, 1783, Trelawny, Jamaica8
12 iii. Montague Virgo, born November 17, 1785.
Notes for Montague Virgo:
This baptism was entered in the Parish Register under the following note:
N.B. The following were Christened by Thomas Simcocks whilst Curate and transcribed from his record--
Montague Wisdom son of Montague Wisdom and Olive -- [name in right margin - Wisdom]
Note: I am entering it in this family, as I think the name in the margin should have been Virgo. There were 3 entries, and one of the others was for Wisdom. There are no parents at that time period with the name Montague and Olive Wisdom.
More About Montague Virgo:
Baptism: February 15, 1786, Trelawny, Jamaica9
4. James2 Virgo (William1) was born Bet. 1746 - 1747, and died December 14, 1790 in Cambridge, Trelawny10. He married Rebecca Crouch Gallimore Wisdom June 10, 1773 in Trelawny11. She was born Bet. 1750 - 1751, and died April 03, 1835 in Cambridge, Trelawny.
More About James Virgo:
Addressed as: Esquire
Age: 1790, 43 years
Burial: December 15, 1790, Belmont, Trelawny12
Residence: Belmont, Trelawny13
More About Rebecca Crouch Gallimore Wisdom:
Age: 1835, 84 years
Burial: April 05, 1835, Trelawny14
Residence: 1835, Belmont Estate
More About James Virgo and Rebecca Wisdom:
Marriage: June 10, 1773, Trelawny15
Children of James Virgo and Rebecca Wisdom are:
13 i. Ann3 Virgo, born September 17, 1774.
More About Ann Virgo:
Baptism: April 09, 1775, Trelawny, Jamaica16
14 ii. Elizabeth Virgo, born January 23, 1777.
More About Elizabeth Virgo:
Baptism: November 02, 1778, Trelawny, Jamaica17
+ 15 iii. Rebecca Bell Virgo, born June 07, 1782.
16 iv. William Henry Virgo, born February 19, 1784.
More About William Henry Virgo:
Baptism: December 02, 1784, Trelawny, Jamaica18
17 v. James Barrett Virgo, born May 12, 1787; died July 1835.
More About James Barrett Virgo:
Addressed as: Esquire
Age: 1835, 47 1/2 years
Baptism: May 29, 1788, Trelawny, Jamaica19
Burial: July 06, 1835, Belmont Estate, Trelawny20
Residence: 1835, Belmont Estate, Trelawny
18 vi. Robert Virgo, born July 04, 1789; died November 29, 1814 in Cambridge, Trelawny21. He married Ann Dunn February 10, 1814 in Trelawny, Jamaica22.
More About Robert Virgo:
Addressed as: Esquire
Age: 1814, 24 years
Baptism: April 05, 1790, Trelawny, Jamaica23
Burial: December 01, 1814, Belmont Estate, Trelawny24
More About Ann Dunn:
Residence: 1814, Trelawny, Jamaica
More About Robert Virgo and Ann Dunn:
Marriage: February 10, 1814, Trelawny, Jamaica25
6. Ann2 Virgo (William1) was born Bef. 1746. She married Ephraim Dunn Bef. 1760. He died August 1788.
Notes for Ephraim Dunn:
Please see the John Clarke Indentures at /Members/mconvey1.htm in which Ephraim Dunn was named,
More About Ephraim Dunn:
Addressed as: Esquire
Burial: August 02, 1788, Westmoreland26
More About Ephraim Dunn and Ann Virgo:
Marriage: Bef. 1760
Children of Ann Virgo and Ephraim Dunn are:
19 i. James Virgo3 Dunn, born January 19, 176027,28; died October 29, 1820 in Leamington, Warwickshire, England29. He married Elizabeth Simpson; born June 20, 1762 in Jamaica30; died July 15, 1839 in London, England.
Notes for James Virgo Dunn:
Dunn and Kenyon (also spelled Kennion or Kinnion) were shown in the Almanacs from 1811 to 1832 as owners of Chester.
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As of 1817 owners of slaves in Jamaica were required to file a Slave Return every 3 years in June.
Roger Dobson as attorney filed returns for slaves owned by James Virgo Dunn in Trelawny as follows:
1817 46 slaves
1820 46 slaves
Roger Dobson as attorney also filed returns for slaves owned by James Virgo Dunn "in right of his wife Elizabeth" in Trelawny as follows:
1817 55 slaves
1820 57 slaves
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For more on his death, see Dunn in /Members/bcarib57.htm
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James Virgo Dunn and his wife were buried in the same family vault in the churchyard at All Saints, Leamington Spa, England.
In early Victorian times Leamington had a number of springs which had medicinal properties and many upper class people went there to take 'the cure' based on drinking the waters. It became a fashionable place to go to and to live in.
DUNN TOMBSTONES AT LEAMINGTON SPA
Side View
The inscription to him on the side of the Dunn tomb, reads as follows:-
"Sacred to the memory of JAMES VIRGO DUNN Esq and for a record at once of his virtues and of her sorrow who was during more than ..... years his attached and grateful wife. Born in Jamaica XX..... died in this parish XXIX October MDCCCXX. "
James Virgo Dunn inscription
A project carried out in the 1980's recorded the inscriptions, which have since become even less legible.
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WILL OF JAMES VIRGO DUNN
This is the last will and testament of me James Virgo Dunn formerly of the parish of Trelawny in the island of Jamaica but now of No. 10 Devonshire St Portland Place London Esquire
First I direct that all my just debts funeral expenses and the charges of the probate of this my Will shall be paid with all convenient speed after my decease out of the rents and profits and produce of my real estate in exoneration of my personal estate I give and bequeath unto my dear wife Elizabeth Dunn formerly Elizabeth Simpson daughter of John Simpson late Bounty Hall Estate in the parish of Trelawny and Island of Jamaica ---ecreased(?) all such stock as shall be standing in my name at the time of my decease in the books of the Governor and Company of the Bank of England either in the 3% consolidated government annuities or in the secured bank annuities and all such other sum and sums of money as I shall be possessed of at the time of my decease and all debts that may be due and owing to me together also with the lease of any dwelling house I may die possessed of and all and singular my plate linen and glass and household goods books furniture casks wine liquors watches trinkets wearing apparel horses carriages and harness and personal estate of every sort and kind And I also give to her all the produce of my estates in Jamaica both sugar and rum as shall not be sold or shall not be shipped from the said Island or shall be on shipboard or in harbour or on the seas on its passage at the time of my decease and I also give devise and bequeath all those my female Negro slaves as follows viz: Augusta with her three children Polly Luna and Cynthia, Caroline with her child Sarah, and Eliza with her child Lucy, and Lucy and their present and future issue and increase unto my said wife Elizabeth Dunn her heirs and assigns forever
And I give and devise all that moiety of a certain plantation or estate called Chester Estate together with the Negro grounds and lands the name of Browns Mountain both situate in the parish of Trelawny in the said Island of Jamaica together with all and singular the lands buildings and hereditaments to the said estate belonging or appertaining and all the Negro and other slaves upon and belonging to the said plantation and issue offspring and increase of the females of the said slaves and all houses buildings cattle plantation utensils tools and implements of planting and all other the live and dead stock upon or belonging to the said plantation and lands
And also all that parcel of land patented in my name for 300 acres situate in the parish of Westmoreland adjoining the estate called Burnt Savanna Estate in the Island of Jamaica unto and to the use of my said wife Elizabeth Dunn and her assigns for the term of her natural life and from and immediately after the decease of my said wife Elizabeth Dunn then I gave and devise the same plantation lands slave cattle stock and premises unto the use of my nephew George Brooks only son of my sister Elizabeth Brooks of Burnt Ground in the parish of St. Elizabeth widow and the issue male of his Family lawfully begotten and in default of such issue then I gave and devise the same unto and to the use of the first sons and heirs and all and every of his son and sons of my sister Sarah Spence wife of Patrick Spence of the parish of Westmoreland in the said Island of Jamaica Esquire severally successively and in remainder one after another in order and course as every of them shall be in seniority of birth and of the several and respective heirs male of the body and bodies of all and every son and sons. . . and in default of such issue unto and to the use of the first second and all and every other the son and sons of my sister Patty Virgo Anglin late the wife of John Anglin of Orange Grove in the parish of Westmoreland. . . and in default of such issue. . . provided always that it shall and may be lawful to and for my said wife Elizabeth Dunn by her last will and testament or by any codicil or codicils thereto. . . to direct and appoint
And I do hereby constitute and appoint my said wife Elizabeth Dunn sole executrix of this my will and at her decease I appoint the said George Brooks or such other person or persons as may at the time be entitled. . . Executor or Executors of this my Last Will hereby revoking all other wills and codicils by me at any time heretofore made
In witness whereof I the said James Virgo Dunn the testator . . . have set my hand and seal this 28th day of May 1816. James Virgo Dunn
Signed sealed published and declared by the said James Virgo Dunn Testator as and for his last will and Testament in the presence of us who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses
Robert Shawe William Box
E Atkinson Clerk to Messrs Shawe le Blanc & Shaw
Appeared personally Edward Atkinson clerk to William LeBlanc of New Bridge Street London Esquire who being sworn on the holy evangelists made oath that as one of this subscribing witnesses to the last will and testament of James Virgo Dunn formerly of Great Bridge Romsey in the County of Southampton but late of Montague Square in the County of Middlesex Esquire deceased hereto annexed. . . dated 14th day of November 1820
Proved at London 23 November 1820. . . by the oath of Elizabeth Dunn widow the Relict the Executrix life to whom administration granted being first sworn duly to administer
More About James Virgo Dunn:
Baptism: January 05, 1761, Westmoreland, Jamaica31
Residence: Chester Estate, Trelawny, Jamaica
Residence (2): London, England
Notes for Elizabeth Simpson:
As of 1817 owners of slaves in Jamaica were required to file a Slave Return every 3 years in June, until 1832. (Slaves became "apprentices" in 1833, and they were freed in 1838.)
Roger Dobson as attorney filed a returns for slaves owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn in Trelawny as follows:
1823 67 slaves
William Reeves took over as her attorney and reported as follows:
1826 67 slaves
1829 63 slaves
1832 65 slaves
These were the slaves that had been reported as owned by her husband "in right of his wife" in 1817 and 1820.
Roger Dobson as attorney also filed a return for slaves owned by Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn "for life" in Trelawny as follows:
1823 36 slaves
William Reeves took over as her attorney and reported as follows:
1826 33 slaves
1829 33 slaves on Chester Estate
1832 33 slaves on Chester Estate
These were the slaves that had been owned by her husband in 1817 and 1820 in his own right.
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Inscriptions to Elizabeth and her husband are on one tomb, along with another tomb, both of which cover a single family vault in the churchyard at All Saints, Leamington Spa. The inscription to her is at the foot of the Dunn tomb (see photographs above):
"Here lies in the same grave with her husband, Elizabeth widow of JAMES VIRGO DUNN ESQre. She was born in Jamaica June 20 1762 died in London July 15 1839 and was buried here in compliance with her own express and long cherished desire."
More About Elizabeth Simpson:
Burial: All Saints, Leamington Spa, England32
Residence: Bounty Hall Estate, Trelawny, Jamaica
20 ii. Mary Dunn, born November 04, 1761; died December 1765.
More About Mary Dunn:
Baptism: December 21, 1762, Westmoreland33
Burial: December 30, 1765, Westmoreland34
+ 21 iii. Elizabeth Dunn, born October 13, 1763.
22 iv. Ann Dunn, born November 10, 1765; died October 23, 1818 in (New) Shaftston Pen, Westmoreland. She married Phillip Pinnock July 15, 1789 in Westmoreland35; born October 26, 1747.
Notes for Ann Dunn:
Her burial record identified her as the widow of Phillip Pinnock.
Will of Ann Pinnock
Jamaica Ss:
George the Third by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King and of Jamaica Lord defender of the Faith To our trusty and well beloved Joseph J Williams and John Marshall Esquires Know ye that we have constituted authorized and appointed and by these presents do constitute authorize and appoint ye or either of ye to administer an Oath unto James Jack or any other that are witnesses and can make oath of the signing sealing publishing and declaring of the last Will and Testament of Ann Pinnock late of the Parish of Westmoreland Widow deceased and thereof you or either of you are to make a due return under your or either of your hands and seals unto our Captain General and Governor in Chief of our said Island or to the Governor in Chief of the same for the time being with this power annexed so that such proceedings may be ordered therein as may be according to Law Witness his Grace William Duke of Manchester Captain Genl and Govr in Chief of our said Island at St Jago de la Vega this 27th day of March Anno qui domini 1819 and in the Fifty ninth year of our Reign. Manchester - SS -
Passed the Secretary's Office - W Bullock Secretary
Jamaica Ss:
In Obedience to the within dedimus potestatem to me and another directed I have administered an Oath unto the within named James Jack as I am thereby directed. Given under my hand and seal this 29* day of April 1819. John Marshall. SS.
Jamaica Ss
In the Name of God Amen. I Ann Pinnock widow of the parish of Westmoreland and Island aforesaid being at the time of sound mind and memory thanks to the Almighty for the same do make publish and declare this instrument as my last Will and Testament hereby revoking all former Wills by me heretofore made
I give and bequeath to my dear sister Brooks the following Negroes viz Flora & her Children named Harry Robert Pinnock Will Mimba Camilla Prince Grant & Stephen & Julian which name should have succeeded as the fourth but this is of no consequence
To my dear Sister Sarah Spence the wife of Patrick Spence Junr, of Bronte I give and devise the following Negroes viz. Leah Count MyLord Ianthe & her three children, viz. Sam Cuffee & Venus; Cicily & her two Children viz. Ned and Fanny.
To my dear Sister Patty Virgo Anglin I give and devise the following Negroes viz Deborah Penny and her two Children Juno and Franky, Eliza and her Children Rose Eve & Matthew.
To my niece Frances Wright Wright I give and bequeath the following viz. Mulatto Mary & her two sons Ralph & David.
Whereas I have vested in the 3 per cent Consols Six hundred pounds Stock I give and bequeath the same to my niece Elizabeth Raby Bridges & in Trust to my Executors for her sole use the interest thereof to be paid to herself & her own receipt necessary on receiving it when that cannot be had then the interest to be added to the Capital Stock and on her demise I give the said Bank Stock of Six hundred pounds to her youngest Child or Children if there be more than one share and share alike.
To my Niece Ann Virgo Hewitt widow I give my wearing apparel
I also give and bequeath to my sister Elizabeth Brooks all my household linen and furniture with Plate and my Carriage horse Robinhood.
By an account Current which my late dear husband had made out by his Clerk Peter Denap Lascelles in the year 1816 and which account is also inserted in the account current book Shafston Penn owes me £1109.7.6 out of this I give and bequeath the following after payment of my debts To my Nephew George Brooks the sum of Two hundred pounds To James Spence son of my Sister Sarah Spence and her other two sons George and Ephraim Dunn Spence two hundred pounds each in Trust to my Executors to be laid out by them in the best manner for their the said James George and Ephraim Dunn Spence's benefit To Philip Anglin I give Fifty pounds
To George Brooks I also give my horse New Market
To my old Faithful Servant Cinda I give her Freedom as also to my servants Henrietta Dunn a Mulatto and request my dear Mama to ratify the same her three sons James Tom and Hugh I give one to each of my Sisters & her daughter Mary Ann Sanky a Quadroon & Child Jane Lascelles I give to my Niece Frances Wright Wright
any and every thing else I may die possessed of and not mentioned here I desire may be sold and given share and share alike to my the Sisters
In witness whereof I have set my hand seal this Fifteen of June 1818. Ann Pinnock.SS.
I nominate and appoint my very good Friend Thomas Philip Hampson of the Kingdon of Great Britain, William Bout [Burt] Wright & Francis Smith of Spanish Town and both of this Island to be my Executors and Trustees to this my said Will and Testament written with my own hand and signed at the bottom of each page- I beg the Gentlemen named as my executors to excuse the liberty thus taken in nominating them as such. Ann Pinnock
Signed Sealed published and declared by the said Testatrix as and for her last Will and Testament in our presence who in the presence of each of each other and of the said testatrix at her request attest the execution hereof. Robert Donaldson James Jack R. B. Wright M. Duff
CODICIL Whereas I have received as a present from my dear and esteemed Mother a Bond of my late husbands for the sum of seven hundred pounds currency I give devise and bequeath the amount thereof when paid to my Executors heretofore and herein named In Trust to be by them funded in some security in Great Britain in and for the benefit of my niece Ann Hewitt Widow the interest arising therefrom to be paid her half yearly for the term of her natural life after her death I give devise and bequeath the amount of the money so funded to my Grand Nephew William Hewitt the son of Ann Hewitt Widow as soon as he attains the age of twenty one years to his heirs and assigns for ever but in case the said William Hewitt should die before arriving at such age or die without heirs lawfully begotten then I give the amount of the money so funded to my beloved Grand Niece Elizabeth Frances Brooks
I give as a token of my respect and esteem my large Silver Tea Pot to my revered Friend George Pinnock Esq of the Parish of St Andrews.
I also hereby nominate and appoint my worthy Friend and Brother in Law Patrick Spence Junr. Esqr. to be one of the Executors to this my last Will and Testament in conjunction with those before mentioned in the former part of this my Will
I do also desire this the Codicil to my Will and Testament to be considered as a part thereof written in the handwriting of my Physician and Medical Attendant R.B Wright M.D. dated this Fifteenth day of June in the year of our Lord Eighteen hundred and Eighteen and signed with my own hand in the presence of the undersigned Witnesses. Ann Pinnock
Signed sealed and declared as a Codicil to the last Will and Testament of Mrs. Ann Pinnock in our presence Robt. Donaldson James Jack R B Wright M.D.
Jamaica Ss: In Obedience to the dedimus potestatem hereunto annexed I have administered an oath unto James Jack who being duly sworn on the holy Evangelists deposeth and saith that he was present and did see Ann Pinnock the Testatrix in the annexed Instrument of Writing named being at that time of sound and disposing mind memory and understanding sign seal publish and declare the same as and for her last will and Testament and at the same time Robert B Wright and Robert Donaldson were also present and together with him inscribed their names as witnesses to the same in the presence of the said Testatrix And further that he knows nothing of any Will since made by the said Testatrix that can tend to the disadvantage of the Will hereunto annexed. Given under my hand and seal this 29 day of April annoque Domini 1819. John Marshall SS
Vera Copia. Extur. W. Bullock
On the 22nd November 1826 Admin (with the Will and Codicil annexed) of the Goods Chattels and Credits of Ann Pinnock late of the Parish of Westmoreland in the County of Cornwall in the Island of Jamaica Widow deed was granted to Elizabeth Brooks Widow the natural and lawful Sister & surviving Residuary Legatee named in the said Will being first Sworn by Canon duly to admin[iste]r Francis Smith the surviving executor having first renounced.
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More About Ann Dunn:
Age: October 23, 1818, 53 years
Baptism: March 31, 1766, Westmoreland36
Burial: October 24, 1818, Westmoreland37
Notes for Phillip Pinnock:
For more about the genealogy of this Pinnock family, please see The Descendants of James Pinnock at /Members/RPinnockGrant.htm
More About Phillip Pinnock:
Addressed as: Esquire
More About Phillip Pinnock and Ann Dunn:
Marriage: July 15, 1789, Westmoreland38
23 v. Mary Frances Dunn, born March 24, 1774; died March 1776.
More About Mary Frances Dunn:
Baptism: May 27, 1774, Westmoreland39
Burial: March 29, 1776, Westmoreland40
24 vi. Patty Virgo Dunn, born April 23, 1778; died December 20, 1819. She married John Lawrence Anglin August 22, 1798 in Westmoreland41; born July 03, 177542; died January 1812.
Notes for Patty Virgo Dunn:
She was given the name Patty Virgo Dunn at baptism, and that was the name her sister used for her in her will. She was also known as Martha Patty Virgo Dunn.
More About Patty Virgo Dunn:
Baptism: December 26, 1778, Westmoreland43
Burial: December 22, 1819, Orange Grove, Westmoreland44
Notes for John Lawrence Anglin:
For an extended genealogy of the Anglin family, please see The Descendants of Philip Anglin at /Members/Ranglinp.htm.
More About John Lawrence Anglin:
Burial: January 09, 1812, Westmoreland
More About John Anglin and Patty Dunn:
Marriage: August 22, 1798, Westmoreland45
+ 25 vii. Sarah Dunn, born Bef. December 26, 1778.
7. Petronella2 Virgo (William1) was born Abt. 1742, and died Bef. April 1769. She married John Clarke Bet. April 02, 1762 - 1767. He was born Abt. 1742.
More About John Clarke and Petronella Virgo:
Marriage: Bet. April 02, 1762 - 1767
Child of Petronella Virgo and John Clarke is:
+ 26 i. William Virgo3 Clarke, born October 23, 1767; died September 12, 1815.
8. Sarah2 Virgo (William1) was born Bet. 1740 - 1741, and died December 1809. She married Jarvis Gallimore Bef. 1766. He died Bef. December 1809.
Notes for Sarah Virgo:
Parish Register entry: Sarah Gallimore, widow of the late Jarvis Gallimore, Esq., aged 68 years, buried at Greenfield Estate, December 16, 1809.
WILL OF SARAH GALLIMORE
In the name of God Amen. I Sarah Gallimore of Devonshire Street Portland Place in the parish of St. Mary Le Bone in the County of Middlesex widow of Jarvis Gallimore late of the parish of Trelawny in the island of Jamaica Esquire deceased do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner following that is to say I give and bequeath to my dear daughters Mary Wisdom Gallimore and Juliana James Gallimore all my plate to be equally divided between them share and share alike or as nearly so in value as may be
I give and devise to my dear daughter Elizabeth Virgo Scarlett widow the following Negro and other slaves viz. old Clary, Henrietta and Peter, Louisa, Austin, Tymore and Little Clary five children of Henrietta to hold the said slave with the future issue offspring and increase of the females to her the said Elizabeth Virgo Scarlett her heirs and assigns for ever
I give and devise to my daughter Mary Wisdom Gallimore the following Negro or other slaves viz. old Chloe, Fanny and Robert, John, Charles and Samie the four children of Fanny to hold the said slaves with their future issue offspring and increase unto my said daughter Mary Wisdom Gallimore her heirs and assigns forever
I give and devise to my daughter Juliana James Gallimore the following Negro or other slaves viz. old Kitta, Madge, Johnny, and Berky to hold the said slaves with their future issue offspring and increase unto my said daughter Juliana James Gallimore her heirs and assigns forever
And I give and bequeath to my said daughter Juliana James Gallimore the sum of 200 pounds sterling and I release and acquit my said two daughters Mary Wisdom Gallimore and Juliana James Gallimore from all accounts claims and demands whatsoever for Board Education or Maintenance since the death of their father or on any other account whatsoever which I now have or at the time of my decease may have against them or either of them
And I give devise and bequeath all the rest residue and remainder of my Estate real personal and mixed whatsoever and wheresoever in possession revision remainder or expectancy or otherwise howsoever unto my three daughters Elizabeth Virgo Scarlett Mary Wisdom Gallimore and Juliana James Gallimore equally to be divided between them and to their heirs executors and administrators as Tenants in Common and not as joint Tenants
And I nominate constitute and appoint James Virgo John of the parish of Trelawny aforesaid Esquire at present living in Clarendon Place Portman Square and William Groom of the said parish of Trelawny Esquire to be the Executors of this my Will and revoking all other wills by me at any time heretofore made I declare this to be my last will and Testament
In witness whereof of I the said Sarah Gallimore have to this my last will and Testament set my hand and seal this 31st day of July 1806
Sarah Gallimore (SS)
Signed sealed published and declared by the above named Testatrix as and for her last will and Testament in the present of us who in her presence at her request and in the presence of each of their have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses
John Cramsie? Nicholas Sandell? Charles Killett
10th April 1810
appeared personally Charles Killett of John's Street. . . gentleman who being sworn made oath as follows to wit that he is one of the subscribing witnesses to the last will and testament of Sarah Gallimore formerly of Devonshire Street. . . Middlesex but late of the parish of Trelawny in the island of Jamaica widow deceased hereto annexed. . .
Proved at London 13th April 1810 before the worshipful Charles Cook Doctor of Laws by the oath of James Virgo Dunn Esquire one of the executors to whom administration was granted. . . power reserved to William Groom Esq. the other executor.
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More About Sarah Virgo:
Burial: December 16, 1809, Greenfield Estate, Trelawny, Jamaica46
More About Jarvis Gallimore and Sarah Virgo:
Marriage: Bef. 1766
Children of Sarah Virgo and Jarvis Gallimore are:
+ 27 i. Matthew3 Gallimore, born April 26, 1766; died Bef. October 1794.
+ 28 ii. Elizabeth Virgo Gallimore, born September 06, 1767; died January 02, 1821 in Leamington, Warwickshire, England.
29 iii. William Gallimore, born December 14, 1769.
More About William Gallimore:
Baptism: April 11, 1771, Trelawny, Jamaica47
30 iv. James Spence Gallimore, born July 06, 1773.
More About James Spence Gallimore:
Baptism: December 14, 1775, Trelawny, Jamaica48
31 v. Jarvis Gallimore, born February 20, 1775.
More About Jarvis Gallimore:
Baptism: December 14, 1775, Trelawny, Jamaica48
32 vi. Sarah Virgo Gallimore, born September 25, 1778.
More About Sarah Virgo Gallimore:
Baptism: July 15, 1779, Trelawny, Jamaica49
33 vii. Mary Wisdom Gallimore, born October 26, 1780.
More About Mary Wisdom Gallimore:
Baptism: April 26, 1783, Trelawny, Jamaica50
34 viii. Juliana James Gallimore, born February 02, 1782. She married Sir John Gordon April 10, 1811 in Water Valley Estate, Trelawny51.
More About Juliana James Gallimore:
Baptism: April 26, 1783, Trelawny, Jamaica52
More About Sir John Gordon:
Fact: Baronet
More About John Gordon and Juliana Gallimore:
Marriage: April 10, 1811, Water Valley Estate, Trelawny53
Marriage license: 1811
9. Elizabeth2 Virgo (William1) She married John Brodbelt Bef. March 1767.
Notes for John Brodbelt:
See 1770 Conveyance of Retrieve, Hanover /Members/mconvey1.htm
More About John Brodbelt and Elizabeth Virgo:
Marriage: Bef. March 1767
Children of Elizabeth Virgo and John Brodbelt are:
35 i. William Cardinal3 Brodbelt, born November 02, 1767.
More About William Cardinal Brodbelt:
Baptism: February 11, 1771, Trelawny, Jamaica54
36 ii. Petronella Elizabeth Brodbelt, born August 10, 1769.
More About Petronella Elizabeth Brodbelt:
Baptism: June 10, 1772, Trelawny, Jamaica54
Generation No. 3
15. Rebecca Bell3 Virgo (James2, William1) was born June 07, 1782. She married Henry Highatt55 March 22, 1803 in Trelawny, Jamaica56. He was born Bet. 1776 - 1777, and died January 1810.
Notes for Rebecca Bell Virgo:
According to Lady Nugent's Diary, pp. 84-86 she was the niece of General and Mrs. Bell, and was adopted by them. The Nugents stayed at the Bell's house in Falmouth, which was across from the Market. The house was comfortable.
More About Rebecca Bell Virgo:
Baptism: September 14, 1782, Trelawny, Jamaica57
Residence: 1803, Trelawny, Jamaica
More About Henry Highatt:
Addressed as: Esquire
Age: January 1810, 33 years
Burial: January 26, 1810, Clifton Estate, Trelawny58
Residence: 1803, Trelawny, Jamaica
More About Henry Highatt and Rebecca Virgo:
Marriage: March 22, 1803, Trelawny, Jamaica59
Status of bride/groom: Spinster
Child of Rebecca Virgo and Henry Highatt is:
37 i. John Stogdon4 Highatt, born October 11, 1804.
Notes for John Stogdon Highatt:
The Parish Register record of his baptism reads: "John Stogdon Highatt, son of Henry Highatt Esq., and Bell his wife. . ."
More About John Stogdon Highatt:
Baptism: December 21, 1805, Trelawny, Jamaica60
21. Elizabeth3 Dunn (Ann2 Virgo, William1) was born October 13, 1763. She married John Brooks. He died October 21, 1801 in Westmoreland61.
More About Elizabeth Dunn:
Baptism: November 12, 1763, Westmoreland62
Notes for John Brooks:
Will dated 5/9/1797, probated 1802. See the main items in his will at /Members/bcarib48.htm
See Brooks family tree at /Members/bcarib26.htm
More About John Brooks:
Occupation (2): Justice of the Peace
Residence: St. Elizabeth
Residence (2): 1797, Burnt Ground, St. Elizabeth
Children of Elizabeth Dunn and John Brooks are:
+ 38 i. Ann Virgo4 Brooks, born Abt. 1781.
+ 39 ii. George Brooks, born May 22, 1783; died June 27, 1832.
40 iii. Elizabeth Raby Brooks. She married George Wilson Bridges.
Notes for George Wilson Bridges:
M.A., Rector. Author of the "Annals of Jamaica."
+ 41 iv. Frances Wright Brooks, born 1797.
25. Sarah3 Dunn (Ann2 Virgo, William1) was born Bef. December 26, 1778. She married Patrick Spence October 26, 1799 in Westmoreland63, son of Patrick Spence. He was born Bet. 1764 - 1765, and died November 15, 1818 in New Shaftston Pen, Westmoreland.
More About Sarah Dunn:
Baptism: December 26, 1778, Westmoreland64
Notes for Patrick Spence:
He was referred to as Patrick Spence, Junior, Esquire.
The Rector was unable to preside at his funeral.
More About Patrick Spence:
Residence: Savanna-la-Mar, and Bronte, Westmoreland
More About Patrick Spence and Sarah Dunn:
Marriage: October 26, 1799, Westmoreland65
Marriage license: 1799
Status of bride/groom: Spinster
Children of Sarah Dunn and Patrick Spence are:
42 i. James4 Spence.
43 ii. George Spence.
44 iii. Ephraim Dunn Spence.
26. William Virgo3 Clarke (Petronella2 Virgo, William1) was born October 23, 176766, and died September 12, 1815. He married Ann Parr Bernard January 15, 1789 in St. James67. She was born 1769, and died January 1836.
More About William Virgo Clarke:
Addressed as: Esquire
Baptism: December 27, 1767, Hanover68
Burial: September 13, 1815, Hanover69
Occupation: 1815, Lieutenant Colonel of the Militia
Notes for Ann Parr Bernard:
She died at the age of 67.
More About Ann Parr Bernard:
Burial: January 16, 1836, Hanover, new church yard70
Residence: 1836, Green Island, Hanover
More About William Clarke and Ann Bernard:
Marriage: January 15, 1789, St. James71
Marriage license: 1789
Status of bride/groom: Spinster/bachelor
Children of William Clarke and Ann Bernard are:
45 i. John4 Clarke, born July 27, 179072; died September 1834.
More About John Clarke:
Age: 1834, 43 years
Baptism: July 31, 1791, Hanover72
Burial: September 15, 1834, Lucea, Hanover, new church yard73
Residence: 1834, Lucea, Hanover
46 ii. Ann Bernard Clarke, born June 03, 179674.
More About Ann Bernard Clarke:
Baptism: July 07, 1796, Hanover74
+ 47 iii. William Virgo Clarke, born September 26, 1801.
27. Matthew3 Gallimore (Sarah2 Virgo, William1) was born April 26, 1766, and died Bef. October 1794. He married Ann (Gallimore) Bef. 1792.
More About Matthew Gallimore:
Baptism: April 11, 1771, Trelawny, Jamaica75
Notes for Ann (Gallimore):
After her husband Matthew died, she married the Honourable John Tharp at Belmont on October 14, 1794.
More About Matthew Gallimore and Ann (Gallimore):
Marriage: Bef. 1792
Child of Matthew Gallimore and Ann (Gallimore) is:
48 i. Sarah4 Gallimore, born August 20, 1792.
More About Sarah Gallimore:
Baptism: June 05, 1793, Trelawny, Jamaica76
28. Elizabeth Virgo3 Gallimore (Sarah2 Virgo, William1) was born September 06, 1767, and died January 02, 1821 in Leamington, Warwickshire, England77. She married James Scarlett Bef. March 1793. He died December 25, 1797 in Trelawny, Jamaica78.
Notes for Elizabeth Virgo Gallimore:
As of 1817 owners of slaves in Jamaica were required to file a Slave Return every 3 years. Robert Haldane Scott as attorney for Mrs. Elizabeth Virgo Scarlett filed returns for slaves owned in Trelawny as follows:
1817 80 slaves
1820 86 slaves
1823 88 slaves (reported for Elizabeth Virgo Scarlett deceased).
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There are two table tombs in the churchyard at All Saints, Leamington Spa. The two tombs obviously cover a single family vault which accounts for the fact they are very close together (see photographs above). James Virgo Dunn and his wife Elizabeth Virgo Dunn are in the vault, along with Elizabeth Virgo Scarlett, whose inscription reads:
"In this vault lie the mortal remains of ELIZABETH VIRGO SCARLETT relict of the late JAMES SCARLETT of Trelawney in the island of Jamaica who died at Leamington on the 2nd January 1821 aged 53. RQUIP"
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WILL OF ELIZABETH VIRGO SCARLETT
This is the last will and testament of me Elizabeth Virgo Scarlett late of the Island of Jamaica but now residing at Leamington Priors in the County of Warwick widow
I will that all might just debts be paid and satisfied
I gave devise and bequeath unto my daughter Mary James Scarlett her heirs executors administrators and assigns a sum of money and proportion of my property of the same nature as and adequate in amount and value to the monies and property which I settled on my daughter Eliza Virgo on her marriage with General Riall
All the rest residue and remainder of my lands tenements and hereditaments and of my ready money securities for money monies in the funds bonds slaves plate jewells and all other my real and personal estate and effects whatsoever and of what nature or kind soever and wheresoever whether in England Jamaica or elsewhere soever I gave devise and bequeath to my said two daughters Eliza Virgo and Mary James their heirs executors administrators and assigns according to the nature and tenure thereof in equal parts shares and proportions as Tenants in Common and not as joint tenants, it being my will and mind that my said daughter Mary James shall in the first place take a sum and property adequate to the sum and property scheduled by me on my said daughter Eliza Virgo and that all the residue of my estate and effects whatsoever shall be equally divided between my said two daughters so that both shall be placed on an equal footing
And I appoint my said daughters Executrix of this my Last Will and Testament hereby revoking all former and other wills by me at any time heretofore made
In witness whereof I the said Eliza Virgo Scarlett have hereunto set my hand and seal the 26th day of November in the year of our Lord 1820. E. V. Scarlett (S.S.)
Signed sealed published and delivered by the said Testatrix Eliza Virgo Scarlett as and for her last will and testament in the presence of us who in her presence at her request and in the presence of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses
Rebecca A Weekes H. M. Irving Philip Haughton James
Proved at London 19th January 1821. . . by the oath of Mary James Scarlett spinster daughter of the Testatrix to whom administration was granted (power reserved to Elizabeth (in the will written Eliza) Virgo Riall (wife of Phineas Riall Esquire) the daughter also and other Executrix.
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More About Elizabeth Virgo Gallimore:
Baptism: April 11, 1771, Trelawny, Jamaica79
Burial: All Saints, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, England80
Notes for James Scarlett:
In the 1811 Almanac James Scarlett was the owner of Peru in Trelawny with 258 slaves.
More About James Scarlett:
Burial: December 26, 1797, Trelawny, Jamaica
Residence: Trelawny, Jamaica
More About James Scarlett and Elizabeth Gallimore:
Marriage: Bef. March 1793
Children of Elizabeth Gallimore and James Scarlett are:
49 i. Elizabeth Virgo4 Scarlett, born November 08, 1793. She married General Phineas Riall Bef. 1820; born December 15, 1775; died November 10, 1850.
More About Elizabeth Virgo Scarlett:
Baptism: September 02, 1794, Trelawny81
Notes for General Phineas Riall:
General Riall fought in North America in the Battle of 1812, and at Montreal. He was appointed Governor of Grenada in 1816.
More About General Riall and Elizabeth Scarlett:
Marriage: Bef. 1820
50 ii. Mary James Scarlett, born November 08, 1796; died 1798 in Greenfield Estate, Trelawny, Jamaica82.
More About Mary James Scarlett:
Baptism: August 30, 1798, Trelawny83
51 iii. Sarah Jean Scarlett, born November 20, 1797.
More About Sarah Jean Scarlett:
Baptism: August 26, 1798, Trelawny83
Generation No. 4
38. Ann Virgo4 Brooks (Elizabeth3 Dunn, Ann2 Virgo, William1) was born Abt. 1781. She married William Hewitt April 13, 1806 in St. Elizabeth84. He was born Abt. 1781, and died Bef. 1819.
More About Ann Virgo Brooks:
Residence: 1806, St. Elizabeth
More About William Hewitt:
Addressed as: Esquire
Residence: 1806, Cashoo
Marriage Notes for Ann Brooks and William Hewitt:
Spinster
More About William Hewitt and Ann Brooks:
Marriage: April 13, 1806, St. Elizabeth84
Status of bride/groom: Spinster
Child of Ann Brooks and William Hewitt is:
52 i. William5 Hewitt.
39. George4 Brooks (Elizabeth3 Dunn, Ann2 Virgo, William1) was born May 22, 178385, and died June 27, 1832. He married Sarah Tharpe Petgrave Wright April 13, 1807 in St. Elizabeth86, daughter of William Wright and Frances (Wright). She was born June 13, 178487, and died June 13, 1855.
Notes for George Brooks:
Excerpts from his will are found in Caribbeana III, p. 172, transcribed at /Members/bcarib48.htm
More About George Brooks:
Addressed as: Esquire
Age: June 1832, 47 years
Burial: June 28, 1832, St. David's Burial Ground (in Manchester register)88
Residence: Burnt Ground, St. Elizabeth
Residence (2): 1832, Blenheim, Manchester
Notes for Sarah Tharpe Petgrave Wright:
Full page in Caribbeana I,26 quotes from her diary, lists her children, etc. For Wright genealogy see /Members/r3w-z.htm
More About Sarah Tharpe Petgrave Wright:
Burial: Snowdon, Manchester
More About George Brooks and Sarah Wright:
Marriage: April 13, 1807, St. Elizabeth89
Children of George Brooks and Sarah Wright are:
53 i. George5 Brooks.
54 ii. Elizabeth Frances Brooks. She married ? Nembhard.
55 iii. Charlotte Augusta Brooks.
56 iv. Burnella Morgan Brooks.
41. Frances Wright4 Brooks (Elizabeth3 Dunn, Ann2 Virgo, William1) was born 1797. She married William Burt Wright March 11, 1817. He died 1821.
More About William Wright and Frances Brooks:
Marriage: March 11, 1817
Child of Frances Brooks and William Wright is:
57 i. Elizabeth Frances5 Wright.
47. William Virgo4 Clarke (William Virgo3, Petronella2 Virgo, William1) was born September 26, 180190. He married Catherine Bernard James September 10, 1835 in St. James91. She was born Abt. 1814.
More About William Virgo Clarke:
Baptism: December 1801, Hanover92
Occupation: 1839, Schoolmaster
Occupation (2): 1844, Planter
Residence: 1835, Hanover
Residence (2): 1839, Paradise
Residence (3): 1844, St. James Park
More About Catherine Bernard James:
Residence: 1835, St. James
Marriage Notes for William Clarke and Catherine James:
Widower and spinster
More About William Clarke and Catherine James:
Marriage: September 10, 1835, St. James93
Children of William Clarke and Catherine James are:
58 i. David Bernard5 Clarke, born January 23, 1839.
More About David Bernard Clarke:
Baptism: March 09, 1839, Hanover94
59 ii. Lewis Clarke, born 1841.
More About Lewis Clarke:
Age: 1844, 3 years
Baptism: September 29, 1844, St. James95
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Endnotes
1. Archer, J. H. Lawrence, Captain, B129 "Monumental Inscriptions of the British West Indies", (London, Chatto and Windus 1875), p. 263.
2. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 170.
3. B965 Will Book, Lib. 42 folio 194, Island Records Office, Jamaica,.
4. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 143.
5. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 171.
6. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 143.
7. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 10.
8. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 11.
9. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 16.
10. Wright, Philip, B124 "Monumental Inscriptions of Jamaica,", (London, Society of Genealogists, 1966), p. 254.
11. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 162.
12. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 171.
13. B146 "Lady Nugent's Journal", pp. 84-86.
14. B0024 Jamaica Parish Register Burials I & II, 1826-1844, I, p. 173 #17.
15. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 162.
16. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 4.
17. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 7.
18. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 13.
19. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 18.
20. B0024 Jamaica Parish Register Burials I & II, 1826-1844, I, p. 174 #38.
21. Wright, Philip, B124 "Monumental Inscriptions of Jamaica,", (London, Society of Genealogists, 1966), p. 254.
22. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 159.
23. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 20.
24. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 203.
25. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 159.
26. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 98.
27. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 41.
28. Oliver, Vere Langford, editor, B128 "Caribbeana: being the Misc. Papers relating to the History, Genealogy. Topography and Antiquities of the British West Indies", London, 1910.
29. Oliver, Vere Langford, editor, B128 "Caribbeana: being the Misc. Papers relating to the History, Genealogy. Topography and Antiquities of the British West Indies", London, 1910, VI, p. 26.
30. B927 Tombstone.
31. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 41.
32. B927 Tombstone.
33. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 47.
34. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 56.
35. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 98.
36. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 57.
37. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 332.
38. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 98.
39. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 78.
40. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 83.
41. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 118.
42. B0054 Hanover Parish Register BMB I, 1725-1825, p. 45.
43. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 88.
44. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 339.
45. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 118.
46. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 195.
47. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 1.
48. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 4.
49. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 8.
50. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 12.
51. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 157.
52. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 12.
53. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 157.
54. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 1.
55. B146 "Lady Nugent's Journal", pp. 84-86 note, She spelled the name "Hiatt."
56. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 154.
57. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 11.
58. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 195.
59. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 154.
60. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 63.
61. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 128.
62. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 50.
63. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 120.
64. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 88.
65. B0003 Westmoreland Parish Register I, 1739-1825, p. 120.
66. B0054 Hanover Parish Register BMB I, 1725-1825, p. 36.
67. B0055 St. James Parish Register I & II, 1770-1825 (Baptisms to 1841), I, p. 232.
68. B0054 Hanover Parish Register BMB I, 1725-1825, p. 36.
69. B0054 Hanover Parish Register BMB I, 1725-1825, p. 147.
70. B0024 Jamaica Parish Register Burials I & II, 1826-1844, II, p. 323 #2.
71. B0055 St. James Parish Register I & II, 1770-1825 (Baptisms to 1841), I, p. 232.
72. B0054 Hanover Parish Register BMB I, 1725-1825, p. 77.
73. B0024 Jamaica Parish Register Burials I & II, 1826-1844, I, p. 213 #39.
74. B0054 Hanover Parish Register BMB I, 1725-1825, p. 87.
75. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 1.
76. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 30.
77. B927 Tombstone.
78. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 175.
79. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 1.
80. B927 Tombstone.
81. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 31.
82. B223 "The Columbian Magazine".
83. B0006 Trelawny Parish Register I, 1771-1839, p. 46.
84. B0037 St. Elizabeth Parish Register I & II, 1707-1825, I, p. 311.
85. B128 Caribbeana: being misc papers relating to the History, Genealogy, Topography and Antiquities of the British West Indies ed by Vere Langford Oliver, London 1910
86. B0037 St. Elizabeth Parish Register I & II, 1707-1825, I, p. 311.
87. B128 Caribbeana: being misc papers relating to the History, Genealogy, Topography and Antiquities of the British West Indies ed by Vere Langford Oliver, London 1910
88. B0059 Manchester Parish Register I, 1817-1836, p. 332 #3.
89. B0037 St. Elizabeth Parish Register I & II, 1707-1825, I, p. 311.
90. B0054 Hanover Parish Register BMB I, 1725-1825, I, p. 107.
91. B0016 Jamaica Parish Register Marriage I & II, 1826-1839, I, p. 273 #72.
92. B0054 Hanover Parish Register BMB I, 1725-1825, p. 107.
93. B0016 Jamaica Parish Register Marriage I & II, 1826-1839, I, p. 273 #72.
94. B0054 Hanover Parish Register BMB I, 1725-1825, p. 228 #27.
95. B0026 Jamaica Parish Register Baptisms VII & VIII, 1840-1848, VII, p. 496 #192.
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