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[This excerpt substantiates the statements concerning the economic decline in the History of Jamaica, 1838 and 1846]
St. Ann 8 estates/ 10,339 acres
St. Mary 12/ 13,236
St. Dorothy 1/1,406
St. John 2/ 2,960
Vere 2/ 3,860
Clarendon 17/ 23,737
.......Total 42 estates, 55,538 acres
Port Royal 1 estate/ 1,780 acres
St. David's 2/ 3,662
St. Thomas in the East 13/ 11,682
Portland 12/ 12,170
St. George 8/ 7,225
Metcalfe 7/ 6,612
St. Andrew 10/ 9,509
.........Total 53 estates, 52,640 acres
Trelawny 8 estates/ 6,844 acres
St. James 18/ 22,244
Hanover 11/ 8,867
St. Elizabeth 6/ 18,010
Westmoreland 2/ 3,839
...Total 45 estates, 59,854 acres
St. Catherine 14 plantations/ 6,087 acres
St. Thomas in the Vale 70/ 16,781
St. Ann 12/ 12,367
St. Mary 6/ 1,618
St. Dorothy 7/ 2,313
St. John 21/ 10,149
Clarendon 38/ 18,852
Manchester 109/ 61,887
.........Total 277 plantations, 130,054 acres
Port Royal 1 plantation/ 174 acres
St. David's 4/ 1,318
St. Thomas in the East 9/ 5,200
Portland 2/ 1,535
St. George 13/ 7,696
Metcalfe 21/ 5,283
St. Andrew 111/ 23,981
........Total 161 plantations, 45,187 acres
St. Elizabeth 14 plantations, 9,464 acres
Westmoreland 13/ 3,695
.............Total 27 plantations, 13,159 acres
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