EAP148: Inventory of archival holdings in

Miss Nadine Hunt, York University, Canada 2007 award - Pilot project £11,023 for 8 months

This project compiled inventories of original documentation published before 1800, currently in the possession of the Jamaica Archives, Roman Catholic Chancery’s Archive, University of the (UWI), Mona and the National Library of Jamaica (NLJ).

At the Archives, the Manumission of Slaves, volumes 5 through 12 were digitised, and cover the period 1747-1778. The team compiled an inventory of approximately 150 items and 10 primary sources were digitised of the West Indies and Special Collection at the UWI, Mona. These documents cover the historical period 1493- 1800. At the Chancery, Father Gerard McLaughlin was responsible for organising the archive and creating finding aids for the various collections. Several burial, baptismal and marriage records were digitised. At the National Library of Jamaica, the team compiled an inventory of approximately 90 items and 12 primary sources were digitised.

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SURVEY RESULTS

EAP REFERENCE: EAP 148

RESEARCHER: NADINE HUNT

TITLE: INVENTORY OF ARCHIVAL HOLDINGS IN JAMAICA

DATE OF MATERIAL: c. 1600-1800

SCOPE OF PROJECT: A survey of 4 archives/libraries

JAMAICA’S LEGAL STATUS: The Spanish Crown declared Jamaica as its colony in the late 1400s following its conquest of indigenous peoples. In 1655, English forces, in turn, captured Jamaica from the Spanish Crown, declaring Jamaica a colony of England. After a long period of British rule, Jamaica achieved its independence on 6 August 1962.

1. Jamaica Archives (JA) Location of Archives: , St. Catherine, Jamaica

Date(s) of Material: c. 1655-present

Scope and Structure: Materials are divided into 5 collections: public central, public local, statutory bodies, private, and ecclesiastical records. 1. Public central records are organized into two main groups, based on their office of origin: Administrative (Departments, Ministries and Agencies) and Legal (Courts of Law, although some court records are with the records from the Island Record Office). 2. Public local records consist of the surviving records of the Vestries, Municipal Boards, Parochial Boards and Parish Councils for seventeen parishes – St. Thomas-in-the-Vale, St. Catherine, St. James, Hanover, Trelawney, Kingston/St. Andrew, Westmoreland, Clarendon, St. Ann, St. Elizabeth, Portland, St. Thomas, St. Mary, Manchester, St. George, and St. David. 3. Statutory bodies’ records, formerly semi-public consist of documents produced by or received from quasi-government bodies or agencies with statutory authority. 4. Private records include papers and other documents of individuals and organizations, which are donated to or stored at the Archives by persons/institutions because of their historical value and significance. These materials include letters, diaries, and photographs and plantation estate journals. 5. Ecclesiastical records consist of materials generated by the Anglican Church, the Presbyterian Church (now part of the United Church of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands), the United Congregation of Israelites, the Moravian Church, the Methodist/Wesleyan Church, Jewish Synagogues and the Society of Friends (Quakers). There are gaps in all the record series noted so the dates given are the covering periods of the records. There are no records for the Baptist and Roman Catholic Churches although there are some printed materials on these denominations.

Language/Scripts: English, Spanish, French and Hebrew

Creating Agencies: The Jamaica Archives & Records is a department of the Ministry of Information, Culture, Youth and Sports. It is governed by the Archives Act of 1982 and the Archives Regulations of 1988.

Administrative history of the Archive: The Jamaica Archives & Records Department originated in 1955 with the establishment of an Archives section in the Island Records Office and with the appointment of Mr. Clinton Black as Government Archivist.

Biographical history: In 1659, the Office of the Island Secretary was established in Spanish Town, also known then as St. Jago de la Vega. This office, specifically the Secretary’s Office of enrolments, served as the repository for all official documents related not only to government acts and pronouncements but also to notarised and civil documents filed by the free population of Jamaica, which then comprised of Europeans and some mixed-race and black people. Examples of notarised and civil documents deposited at the Island Secretary’s office include: property deeds, land patents, slave manumission registers, wills and last testaments. The Island Secretary was dissolved by 1879, and the newly formed Island Records Office (IRO) assumed responsibility of storing historical, legal and statistical records.

By 1936, government authorities transferred the historical records derived from the law courts to the IRO, but little action was taken to organize them. Subsequently, these records were passed onto the Custody of the Institute of Jamaica in 1940, although they remained in Spanish Town. At the Institute, Clinton Black worked on these records, eventually he became the Institute’s Archivist. Ultimately, therefore, these materials formed the nucleus of the ‘Colonial Archives'.

As a result of an initiative of the Institute, Sir Hilary Jenkinson, the then head of the Public Record Office, London visited Jamaica in 1950 to advise on the care of these records. In his subsequent report he recommended the appointment of an Archives Committee to plan for the establishment of an archival institution and the appointment of a government archivist. In 1953, the Archives Committee was appointed and plans were increasingly made to fully implement the 1879 Records Law.

The Jamaica Archives remained a part of the Island Record Office until 1982 when the Archives Act, providing for modern archival legislation, was passed. This legislation established the role and functions of the Jamaica Archives which became a department in its own right. When responsibility for records management was added to the department in the late 1980s, and with the Government Records Centre established in Kingston, the name of the department was changed to the Jamaica Archives and Records Department. Conditions governing access to the Material: The records are open to the public.

Physical conditions and storage of Material: The Jamaica Archives’ building was erected in 1962. Documents are stored on the 1st and 2nd floors. Documents are shelved on open metallic shelves and a binding and repair facility exists within the building.

Existence of Finding Aids: There are finding aids for the five main collections: public central, public local, statutory bodies, private, and ecclesiastical records.

Other Relationships: The Government Archivist oversees three units, which operate under the Jamaica Archives and Records Department. These units are the Archives Unit (also known as the Jamaica Archives), the Government Records Centre and the Audio Visual Archives Unit. The Centre and Visual Unit are located in Kingston. The Centre provides storage of records awaiting their final disposition in keeping with their retention schedules. This Unit also advises and assists government entities in organizing their records according to established principles and guidelines, conducts workshops and training sessions and coordinates the network of Government Records and Information Managers (G-RIM). The Audio Visual Unit houses audio and visual materials primarily from the collection of the former Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation.

Interest in Future Digitisation: Yes

Contact Person: Head of Archives Unit, Miss Racquel Stratchan (Acting) Government Archivist, TBA

2. University of the West Indies (UWI) Location of Archive: Mona, St. Andrew, Jamaica

Date(s) of Material: c.1620-present

Scope and Structure: The West Indies and Special Collection (WISC) consists of smaller collections: 1. Rare Book Collection, containing old and rare books and pamphlets. 2. Manuscript Collection, including diaries, estate journals, land transfers, letters, Ships' logs on the West Indies, literary manuscripts 3. West Indian Creative writings, which comprise of anthologies, novels, plays and poetry from the English-speaking 4. Map collection, contains rare and twentieth century maps 5. Microform Collection, includes official documents, manuscripts, periodicals and newspapers 6. University Collection, includes monographs, articles written or edited by University Staff. Publications by and about the University including official reports, newsletters. 7. MA, MPhil and PhD theses awarded by the UWI, it also includes theses deposited by non-UWI students. 8. Photographic records of the activities of the UWI at Mona 9. Newspaper clippings and other vertical file material

The geographic coverage of the collections includes Jamaica, all other islands, including the former British colonies of British Guiana (Guyana) and British Honduras (Belize). There are also materials on French Guiana and Suriname, and on the Caribbean Diaspora in Central and North America, Great Britain and Europe. Although English language materials dominate the collections, the WISC includes materials in all languages of the region, specifically French, Spanish and Dutch. These documents have been acquired through personal donations and by purchase at several auction houses, including Sotheby’s and Christie’s.

Language/Scripts: English, French, Spanish and Dutch

Creating Agencies: N/A

Administrative/Biographical history of the Archive: The University of the West Indies (Mona) was established in 1948 as an external College of the University of London. The University was made independent in 1962. Soon after its emergence, the first University Librarian, Harold Holdsworth decided to acquire a collection of West Indian materials. This collection became known as the West Indies and Special Collections (WISC). In 1974, Kenneth E. Ingram, Librarian of the West Indies and Special Collections Department, expanded the manuscript section of the collection. Ingram also published descriptions of the Jamaican manuscript collection and compiled detailed bibliographic entries about Caribbean primary sources located in Jamaica and abroad. He especially located items stored in public archives and private hands within the British Commonwealth.

Conditions governing access to the Material: The collection is to be used for research purposes only. Alumni, students, faculty, staff and visiting researchers of the UWI have access to the WISC Collection.

Physical conditions and storage of Material: The materials are stored in a section of the Library, specifically in the Elsa Goveia Reading Room storage facility. Documents are shelved on open metallic shelves, cabinets and flat drawers. They are stored on the second floor of the building.

Existence of Finding Aids: Index/Subject cards are available on site.

Other Relationships: The University Archives and Records Management Programme (UARMP) is a separate body from the WISC. The UARMP dates from September 1991 when a University Archivist was appointed to develop and implement a comprehensive programme to manage University Records.

Interest in Future Digitisation: Yes

Contact Persons: Campus Librarian (Head), Mrs. Norma Amenu-Kpodo Librarian of WISC, Mrs. Frances Salmon

3. National Library of Jamaica (NLJ) Location of Archive: Kingston, Jamaica

Date(s) of Material: c. 1600-present

Scope and Structure: The NLJ comprises 8 collections: 1. Audio-Visual The Audio-Visual collections are available in a number of formats including phonodiscs, music and spoken-word audiocassettes, compact discs, videocassettes, and films.

2. Books and Pamphlets This Collection consists of most of the important and significant works published about Jamaica and the West Indies from the 17th century to the present, numbering over 40,000 items. It includes many valuable and rare books which document early historical and descriptive accounts of Jamaica.

3. Cadastral Maps and Plans This Collection consists of over 20,000 manuscripts items containing information on land holdings and the internal layout of estates and plantations covering the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. This collection is unique in the region. Material from it was used as the basis for Barry Higman's Jamaica Surveyed; plantation maps and plans for the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries (Kingston, Institute of Jamaica Publications, 1998).

4. Manuscripts These consist of unpublished material such as plantation records, correspondence, diaries, and scrapbooks.

5. Newspapers The Collection is the most comprehensive of Jamaican newspapers. It includes over 100 titles of dating back to 1718 when printing was introduced in Jamaica by Robert Baldwin. It is particularly strong in nineteenth and twentieth century newspapers. It has all the surviving copies of the Gleaner, the oldest continuous published Jamaican newspaper, which began in 1838.

6. Photographs This large collection dates back to 1844 when Adolphe Duperly published his Daguerrian Excursions in Jamaica. It is a collection of views and public buildings taken by Duperly with the daguerreotype, printed in Paris. By the end of the 19th century photography had been well established in Jamaica and the Library has a representative collection of the works of many of these photographers such as J.B Valdez, Cleary and Elliott, Duperly and Sons and J.W. Brennan.

7. Posters, Calendars and Programmes The National Library of Jamaica has in its collection over 900 samples of posters bearing various designs. It has a variety of calendars dating as far back as 1974 and programmes, which depict a particular culture, audience, group or organisation.

8. Prints Prints consist of pictorial and graphic representation of life in Jamaica and the West Indies dating back to the seventeenth century.

Language/Scripts: English, French and Spanish

Creating Agencies: In 2007, the NLJ was assigned to the Ministry of Information, Culture, Youth and Sports.

Administrative/Biographical History of the Archive: The idea to establish the NLJ was first mooted in the 1960s by the Jamaica Library Association and other organisations. Influenced by such ideas, the government established the National Council on Libraries, Archives and Documentation Services of Jamaica in 1973 to advise on the planning and coordinating of library and archive services. In a 1977 report entitled Plan for a National Documentation, Information and Library System for Jamaica, the Council recommended, among others, that a national library should be established. Consequently, on the first day of April 1979, the NLJ was established under the amended Institute of Jamaica Act of 1978. The NLJ was set up with lending materials, assets and staffing of the West India Reference Library (WIRL), which previously belonged to the Institute of Jamaica. In 2003, the Jamaican government drafted legislation to confirm the autonomy of the NLJ by establishing the Library as a corporate body and allowing it to provide the legal framework to formalize its mandates and operations.

Conditions governing access to the Material: The records are open to the public.

Physical conditions and storage of Material: Unknown

Existence of Finding Aids: Index/Subject cards are available on site. Several catalogues such as the map collection are available online via the NLJ’s intranet.

Other Relationships: The Institute of Jamaica (IOJ) was created in 1879 and the WIRL in 1894. The WIRL was deposited into the National Library of Jamaica (NLJ) in 1979. Presently, the IOJ contains manuscripts and possibly still owns some of the WIRL materials and therefore stored in the IOJ. It is unclear what was transferred to the NLJ in 1979. According to Kenneth Ingram, “it is unfortunate that it is impossible to trace the provenance of many manuscripts now in the Institute of Jamaica, as either no record of their source was kept, or, if these require very extensive searching now to reveal them.” (See, Kenneth E. Ingram, Sources of Jamaican History, 1655-1838, Zug, Switzerland: Inter Documentation, 1983, p. 82)

Interest in Future Digitisation: Yes

Contact Person: Executive Director, Mrs. Winsome Hudson

4. Roman Catholic Archbishop of Kingston, Archdiocese of Kingston, Chancery Office Location of Archive: Hopefield, St. Andrew, Jamaica

Date(s) of Material: 1795-present

Scope and Structure: Ecclesiastical records are the basis of the materials stored in the archive. These records contain registers of baptismal, death, marriage and confirmation of individuals in Jamaica. The Archdiocese also contains correspondence of several former Archbishops of Kingston, Jesuit missions and diaries of some priests. Finally, it consists of some maps and plans of land and property owned in Jamaica by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kingston.

Language/Scripts: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Latin

Creating Agencies: The Archdiocese of Kingston is the ecclesiastical territory in Jamaica, covering 3,267 Square Kilometres (1,261 Square Miles). Erected as a Vicariate Apostolic Giamaica o Jamaica on 10 January 1837, it was elevated as the Diocese of Kingston on 29 February 1956 and as the Archdiocese of Kingston on 14 September 1967. The Archdiocese is divided into five deaneries and includes an Episcopal Vicariate (St. Catherine). Currently, there are 30 Parishes and 30 Missions.

Administrative history of the Archive: Unknown

Biographical history: In 1516, the Spanish Crown established an Abbacy in Jamaica. English forces captured Jamaica in 1655, thereafter, establishing a number of Anglican churches. While the Catholic churches on Jamaica received the support of King James II and of Spanish, Irish, and French minorities. By the 1720s, Roman Catholics were forced to practice their faith in secrecy. In 1790, Jamaica’s Catholic jurisdiction was reassigned and came under the auspices of the Apostolic of the London district, Rt. Rev. John D. Douglass. During the Haitian Revolution (1791-1803), many French and Creole persons fled the colony of St. Domingue to Jamaica thereby increasing the Catholic population. The earliest material held by the Archdiocese of Kingston dates back to 1791. They include baptismal, death and marriage registers. In 1837, a newly formed Vicariate of Jamaica was sanctioned by Rome. The Vicariate also received the ecclesiastical responsibilities of British Honduras and the Bahamas.

Conditions governing access to the Material: The collection is to be used for research purposes only. The files are private as they contain personal religious information. Certified copies of documents are to be obtained through the Chancery Office.

Physical conditions and storage of Material: The documents are stored in a vault located inside the Chancery’s main building. Records are stored in metallic open shelves and filing cabinets. The roof of the archive/vault is prone to leakage during the hurricane season.

Existence of Finding Aids: N/A

Interest in Future Digitisation: Yes

Contact Person: Chief Archivist, Father Gerard McLaughlin, S.J.

EAP148: National Library of Jamaica - Survey of Inventory Reference Title Date Creator Contributor Description Language Number Ms 1387 Appraisement of kind Appraisement of kind and slaves belonging to E. Bryan English and slaves belonging to in Antigua. E. Bryan Ms 1858/3 Endorsement on Mortgage Earl Daniel Endorsement on mortgage dated April 20th, attorney English to Neave & Willett. Ms 133 Account book Hind, Richard Jack Johnson Account book of Richard Hind and Jack Johnson for English several estates in Jamaica. Ms 1419 Case involving several Cymballs Plantation Case involving several parties regarding mortgage on English parties regarding Cymballs plantation in St. Dorothy. mortgage Ms 177 An Act An Act to remedy ....irregular assemblies of slaves English Ms 40 Report on the Board of Edward Hanna Report on the Board of Trade on the present state of English Trade the island of Jamaica.. Presented to the Hon, the House of Commons of Great Britain assembled. It contains information on the use of land, importation of enslaved Africans, encouragement of white settlers, and laws passed. Ms 613 Private letter of A. L. Balcarres, A. L. Private letter of A.L. Balcarres regarding Maroon war English Balcarres and report of Col. Walpole. Ms 1651 Statement of Elizabeth Anderson, Elizabeth Statement of Elizabeth Anderson regarding living out of English Anderson her slaves to Mr. John Cope of Westmoreland for £150 per year. Ms 1858/2 Memorandum of seizure Daniel, Earl Memorandum of seize and possession of Earl Daniel's English and possession estate in Montserrat with 170 slaves. Ms 1853/4 Penn and slaves Penn and slaves sold in Port Royal by Tyler & Thomas. English Ms 36b Precis historique des Precis historique des annales de la colonies Franзoise French annales de Saint-Domingue depuis 1789 a l'annee 98 Originally planned as answer to the Historical Survey of the French Colony on the island of St; Domingo by Bryan Edwards, -grown to detailed history

Ms 60 Jamaica Council Minutes 1661- Jamaica Council Minutes. English 1758 Ms 1136 Indenture between V. 1693 Broughton, E. Indenture between V. Haughton of St. Mary and E. English Haughton and E. Broughton of Jamaica guardian to T. Cotlon of Broughton Philadelphia sole daughter heiress of Sir Thomas Lynch, late Governor of Jamaica, regarding agreement for 12 years (from 1682) between Haughton and T. Lynch to be partners of a certain plantation in St. Mary. Ms 1134 Indenture between 1709 Barry, Grace Indenture between Grace Barry daughter of S. Barry, English Grace Barry and N. Lawes late of Jamaica, and N. Lawes, Liguaney (Sic), regarding sale of Swallowfield Plantation in St. Andrew. Ms 1052 Counterpart of indenture 1712 Compere, L. Counterpart of indenture between L. Compere of English between L. Compere and London & J. Wildego with R. Finch of Gloucester, J. Wildego conveying Otell plantation in St. David's. Ms 1642 Indenture between J. 1712 Broderick, William Indenture between John Clarke and William Broderick, English Clark and W. Broderick including list of 289 slaves. Ms 1651 Indenture between 1728 Cross, William Indenture between Thomas Orgill and William Cross, English no. 24 Thomas Orgill and regarding lease of plantation in the parish of St. George William Cross the property of Samuel Edwards. Ms 432 Account current, 1728 1728 Andrews, W. Account current for the year 1727 for estate of W. English Andrews late of Barbados. Ms 1052a Indenture between G. 1730 Compere, Thomas Indenture between G. Townsend with Thomas English Townsend and Mary Compere of Hampstead, and Mary Compere of Compere Strafford Langthorne, conveying Mont or Stony Hill plantation in St. David's, the personnel of which has been removed to the Otell plantation, property of the Ms 438 Expedition to Great 1731- Hunter, R. Letter of Capt. Morrison to governor Hunter regarding English Negro Town 1732 his expedition to great Negro Town. Ms 38 Will of James Lawes 1733 Will of James Lawes, son of Sir Nicholas Lawes, made English in the 7th year of the reign of George II of Great Britain, France and Ireland King and of Jamaica on 22 Nov 1733. It contains references to Bybrook Plantation located in St. Thomas-in-the-Vale and Snowhill Ms 1020 Runaway Slaves in 1734 Bladen, M. Considerations regarding runaway slaves in Jamaica. English Jamaica Ms 448a Letter from Cunningham, 1735 Letter from Cunningham, Governor of Jamaica to English Governor of Jamaica London regarding new members of the council & tactics against rebel slaves. Ms 467 Indenture between 1737 Ball, Thomas Indenture between James Townsend and Thomas Ball English James Townsend and regarding pieces of land in St. Andrew and St. David Thomas Ball with schedule of 137 slaves. Ms 1024 Case of J. Buchanan of 1737 Buchanan, J. Cases of J. Buchanan of London regarding "Scipio" a English London slave ship taken by the French off Martinique. Ms 1121 Accounts, Barbican 1738- Accounts for Mrs. A. Saunders of Barbican plantation. English Plantation 1741 Ms 1640 Barbecan Plantation 1743 Details of case involving the property and enslaved English Africans of Barbecan plantation. Ms 1853/3 Tyler & Thomas 1746 Hamilton, David Sale of slaves by Tyler & Thomas. English Ms 1643 Barbican plantation 1747 Narrative of case involving Barbican plantation its English No. 5 ownership and general operations. Ms 1643 Indenture: William Hall 1749 Hall, William Mary Hall Indenture William and Mary Hall, regarding sale of English No. 2 and Mary Hall lands of Irwin Plantations in St. James with schedule of Ms 1843/1 Estate of James Tyler 1749 Hamilton, David James Tyler Estate of James Tyler with D. Hamilton. English Ms 1289 Indenture between N. 1754 Daniel, N Indenture between N. Daniel of Montserrat and T. English Daniel and T. Meade Meade of the same place relating to a mortgage on two plantations in Montserrat. Ms 1699 Cussans Estate 1755 Cussans Estate Proceedings in the case of Cussans et al. USR Baillie, English regarding the inheritance of Cussans plantation in St. Thomas. Ms 1707 Schedule of Slaves 1756 Bonner, J. Proceedings of case J. Bonner vs. C. Price regarding English lands and slaves with schedule of slaves in appeal in Ms 1142 Bagdale Estate 1760 Bagdale Estate Indenture between mainly D. Lascelles with G. English Maxwell of London & N. Newton lately of St. Elizabeth & F. Vassell at West Minister regarding release in West of Bagdole Estate Plantation in St. Elizabeth.

Ms 1107 Indenture between R. 1762 Daniel, E. 2 copies of indenture between R. Relhan with his wife English Relhan and A. Thompson Helen, daughter of W. Thompson of Montserrat and A. Thompson and E. Daniel, regarding plantation of T. Thompson. Ms 1647 Deans Valley Estate - 1762- Deans Valley Estate Indentures relating to the case of N. Whitter, involving English Indentures 1765 Deans Valley Estate in Westmoreland. Ms 1096 Articles of agreement 1766 Daniel, E. Articles of agreement between E. Daniel, Thomas English between E. Daniel, Meade and Lord Le Despencer all of Montserrat, Thomas Meade and Lord regarding mortgage plantation sale. Le Despencer Ms 1858/1 Bond of Indemnity from 1766 Earl Daniel Bond of indemnity from Earl Daniel Esq. to Thomas English Earl Daniel Truman Esq. and others relative to security entered into to pay sum for seven years. Ms 1243 Indenture between J. 1766 Bourryan, J. Indenture between J. Bourryan at Lincoln & R. Turner English Bourryan at Lincoln at Grenada & P.R. Syard regarding dissolution & agreement for release of concerns involving several plantations in Grenada. Ms 1276 Indenture between J. 1766 Bourryan, J. Indenture between J. Bourryan of Britain & R. Turner of English Bourryan at Great Britain Grenada and R. Oswald at London regarding mortgage on plantation in St. Christopher's with schedule of Ms 29 Letter-book of Roger 1766- The letter-book of Roger Hoper Elletson (1727-1775), Lt English Hope Elletson 1768 Governor of Jamaica between 1766-1768. The book contains copies of outgoing official correspondence bearing Elletson's initials or those of his secretary, Richard Reynell, Ms 1270 Indenture between J. 1767 Cockburne, J. Sir Indenture between J. Nelson of Grenada & Sir G. English Nelson and Sir G. Colebrooke, Sir J. Cockburn, J. Stewart all of England, Colebrooke, Sir J. regarding assignment of mortgage on Retreat Cockburn, J. Stewart plantation in Grenada. Ms 1271 Indenture between J. 1767 Aitchsion, J. Snr Indenture between J. Aitchison Jr. at Grenada with A. English Aitchison Jr. And J. Campbell and J. Aitchison Snr. late of Grenada Aitchison Snr. regarding mortgage on Tivoli Plantation in Grenada, with schedule of slaves.

Ms 1114 Indenture between M. 1767 Gildart, J. M. White Indenture between M. White Montserrat and J. Gildart English White and J. Gildart and R. Willett, regarding plantation in Montserrat schedule of plantations involved. Ms 517 Copy of a warrant from 1767 Earl Daniel Copy of a warrant of attorney from Earl Daniel to James English Earl Daniel to James Chambers and Ellis Iles to confess judgement on his Chambers bond to Lord Le De Spencer in the penalty of Ј16,000. Ms 1147 Indenture between E. 1768 Daniel, E. Indenture between E. Daniel of Montserrat and T. English Daniel and T. Truman Truman et al. of London, regarding the mortgage of a plantation in Montserrat. Ms 1236 Conveyance of release 1768 Fordyce, J. A. Grant, R. Conveyance of release between J. Fordyce with A. English between J. Fordyce with Malcolm, W. Grant partners of Scotland & R. Malcolm with W. A. Grant Trotter Trotter regarding Tivoli plantation in Grenada. Ms 36f Fisher Collection 1768- Kurt Fisher M. Gabriel Fisher collection of letters, documents, relating to French 1825 Debien of Dakar Haiti. university in 1964 Ms 1321 Indenture between W. 1769 Irish, W. B. Hopkins Indenture between W. Irish of Montserrat & B. Hopkins English Irish and B. Hopkins of London regarding bargain and sale of plantations in Montserrat. Ms 525 Letter from Z. A. Bayly to 1769 Letter from Z. A. Bayly to Joshua Sharp concerning the English Joshua Sharp matter of the Councillors' petitions to his Majesty against the arbitrary proceedings by the Lieutenant Governor and regarding the restoration of the suspended Councillors to the seats in the Legislature. Also, is a recommendation from a private bill to enable W. P. Brown to dispose of part of his estate to his natural children despite the limitations of the Mulatto Act of 1761. Ms 1213 Indenture between H. 1770 Indenture between H. Archibould, late of Kingston and English Archibould and B. Gee B. Gee in England regarding assignment of yearly sum of £70 from mortgage interest on constant Spring Plantation in St. Andrew.

Ms 1213 Indenture between H. 1770 Constant Spring Indenture between H. Archbould, late of Kingston & B. English Archbould and B. Gee plantation Gee in England, regarding assignment of yearly sum of £70 from mortgage interest on Constant Spring Plantation in St. Andrew. Ms 1409 Indenture - annuity 1770 Indenture between several parties regarding grant of English an annuity from a plantation in Grenada. Ms 1219 Indenture between N. 1770- Cockburn, J. Indenture between N. Home of Grenada & J. Cockburn English Home and J. Cockburn 1774 of London and H. Douglas of London & A. Columbies, regarding annuities from plantation in Grenada with agreement of release. Ms 1867 Copy of endorsements of 1771- Earl Daniel Copy of endorsements of 3 bonds Vizt. 2000 - 1000 & English 3 bonds 1772 1500 on Earl Daniel's mortgage and declaration of allowing 8% on his whole debt of £1150. Ms 1328 Indenture between E. 1772 Cuniffe, S. F. Delap and J. Indenture between E. Delap of St. Thomas in the Vale English Delap and A. Nesbitt Wedderburn and A. Nesbitt et al. of London and J. Wedderburn of Westmoreland with S. Cuniffe of St. James, regarding trust involving Orange plantation in St. James and Mount Eagle in Westmoreland. Ms 1212 Indenture between J.L. 1772 Andro, J.L. Indenture between J. L. Andro of London and A. English Andro and A. Campbell Campbell regarding the reconveyance of Tivoli Plantation in Grenada. Ms 1207 Indenture between W. 1773 W. Gilchrist N. Malcolm and Indenture between W. Gilchrist of Hanover & N. English Gilchrist and N. Malcolm P. Roble Malcolm of the same parish and P. Roble of London, regarding mortgage by lease and release of Rutherglen plantation in Hanover. Ms 1300 Indenture between A. 1773 Campbell, A. Indenture between A. Campbell of Grenada et al. and English Campbell and H. Hope H. Hope et. Al. Regarding agreement of the mortgage on Tivoli Plantation in Grenada. Ms 29a Letter-book of Roger 1773- Roger Hope Elletson The letter-book containing copies of letters to Roger English Hope Elletson 1780 Hope Elletson and his wife, Anna Eliza Elletson (later Duchess of Chandos). Correspondence mainly from John Poole, Edward East and William Ballard dealing with Hope Estate matters. Ms 1868 Bargain and sale of 1774 Earl Daniel Document - Oliver Yeaman's Ash. Esq. Provost Marshal English Estate of Earl Daniel to Richard Neave and John Willett. Includes details of bargain and sale of estate of Earl Daniel. Ms 1234 Indenture between P. 1774 Howard, R. Indenture between P. Beckford of England & R. Howard English Beckford and R. Howard of England regarding estate of J. Beckford (Father of P. Beckford) in Jamaica. It includes details on Shrewbury plantation in Westmoreland, Eaton of Windsor plantation in Hanover and release by payment. Ms 1205 Indenture between R.W. 1774 Cheshire Plantation Indenture between R.W. Sparagge by his guardian, J. English Spraragge and J. Kerr Trower, and J. Kerr at St. Mary, regarding the lease of Cheshire plantation in St. James with a schedule of negroes and stock. Ms 538 Duty on importation of 1775 Fuller, Stephen Memorial of Stephen Fuller, agent for Jamaica English slaves regarding duty on importation of slaves. Ms 1269 Indenture between R. 1775 Collins, B. Indenture between R. Beckford of London & J. Ellis of English Beckford and J. Ellis England and B. Collins of England, regarding mortgage on Montpelier plantation in St. James. Ms 1469 Caymanas Plantation 1775 Caymanas Plantation Two indentures between the Ellis family regarding English lease and release of Caymanas plantation. Ms 1146 Richmond Plantation and 1775 Abstract of the title of W. Gray to Richmond plantation English Black Heath Pen and Black Heath pen in parish St, Ann. Ms 1269 Indenture between R. 1775 Ellis, J. Indenture between R. Beckford of London and J. Ellis of English Beckford and J. Ellis England and B. Collins of England, regarding mortgage on Montpelier plantation in St. James. Ms 1146 Title of W. Gray to 1775 Gray, W. Abstract of the title of W. Gray to Richmond & Black English Richmond and Black Heath Pen. Heath Pen Ms 1488 Indenture between 1776 Ipswich plantation Springfield Indenture between several parties regarding mortgage English Ipswich and Springfield plantation on Ipswich and Springfield plantations in St. Elizabeth. Ms 1482 Mortgage on Tom's Spring 1776 Golden Grove Indenture between several parties regarding mortgage English or Golden Grove on Tom's Spring or Golden Grove plantation in St. James with schedule of slaves. Ms 543 Letter from W. Alexander 1776 Alexander, W. Letter from W. Alexander of St. Lucia to Thompson and English Hunter of St. Christopher regarding debt for slaves and American War. Ms 1057 Barbican Plantation 1776 Duplicate of Indenture between J. Straus of London English and J. Jackson of London, conveying Barbican Plantation in St. Andrew and Chaplins Penn. Ms 1111 Indenture between J. 1776 Davidson, D. Indenture between J. Harrett lately at Trelawney and English Harrett and G. Chandler G. Chandler with D. Davidson of London, regarding with D. Davidson lease for a year of Tom's Spring of Golden Grove plantation in Trelawney with 2 schedules of slaves. Ms 1217 Indenture between J. 1776 Elsmlie, J. Indenture between J. Elmslie with J. Thomas of London English Elmslie with J. Thomas and S. L. Shaw of Trelawney, regarding defeazance of and S. L. Shaw Shawfield estate in Trelawney, formerly in St. James. Ms 1206 Indenture between J. 1776 Bourryan, J. Indenture between J. Bourryan at England with R. English Bourryan at England Turner at Grenada & P.R. Luard at London and R. Oswald regarding mortgage on Simon plantation in Grenada with schedule of inventory of negroes. Ms 1268 Indenture between J. 1777 Ellis, J. J. Godsell Indenture between J. Godsell of Ireland and wife English Godsell and J. Ellis Elizabeth, heiress of S. Adamo of Kingston and J. Ellis of St. Mary, regarding mortgage on Nutfield plantation and Broadgates Penn in St. Mary and St. George respectively with schedule of enslaved people and Ms 1268 Indenture between J. 1777 Adamo, S. Indenture between J. Godsell of Ireland and wife English Godsell and J. Ellis Elizabeth, heiress of S. Adamo of Kingston and J. Ellis of St. Mary i.e. Mortgage on Nut field Plantation and Broad gates Pen in St. Mary and St. George respectively with schedule of slaves and stock Ms 1268 Indenture between J. 1777 Godsell, J. and S. Indenture between J. Godsell of Ireland and wife English Godsell and J. Ellis Adane Elizabeth, heiress of S. Adane of Kingston and J. Ellis of St. Mary, regarding mortgage on Nutfield plantation and Broadgates penn in St. Mary and St. George respectively with schedule of slaves and stock. Ms 1427 Grange Estate 1779 Grange Estate Indenture involving several parties regarding lease of English Grange estate in Hanover.

Ms 1456 Goshen Plantation 1779 Goshen plantation Indenture between several parties regarding lease of English Goshen plantation. Ms 1476 Grange plantation - 1779 Grange plantation Indenture between several parties regarding mortgage English Indenture of Grange plantation in Hanover. Ms 1310 Indenture between A. 1779- Indenture between A. Mamby at Kingston & P.J. Burke English Mamby & P. J. Burke 1784 late of the same Parish, regarding assignment of mortgage on 12 slaves with transaction between P.J. Burke & J.I. Bernal regarding the same. Ms 36 1780- Collection of Haitian manuscripts consisting of various French 1803 French documents relating to St. Domingue and the army, 1780-1803. Ms 272 Braco Estate 1781- Braco estates Braco estate's accounts book. English 1789 Ms 1100 Indenture between 1782 Gray, William J.I. Bernal Indenture between William Gray of St. Andrew and J.I. English William Gray and J. I. Bernal at Kingston, regarding conveyance of slaves at Bernal Richmond plantation, New Works. Ms 36f no. 1782 Copy of a sale of a boy of 4 years, Pierrre, son of Marie English 65 by G. Dubois. Ms 229 Journal of Somerset 1782- Journal of Somerset Plantation between 1782-1796. English Plantation 1796 An account of all white people, slaves, stock on the estate and Spring Garden Mountain to the Vestry. Ms 1432 Cudjoe Hill Plantation 1783 Indenture involving several parties regarding Swansy English and Cudjoe Hill plantations in St. John. Ms 1175 Indenture between J. 1783 Hyde, J. Indenture between J. Hyde and E. Maitland in London English Hyde and E. Maitland regarding lease for a year of Constant Spring plantation in St. Andrew and Archbould Penn. Ms 1458 Indenture involving 1784 Edwards, Bryan Indenture involving Bryan Edwards and C. Dickinson English Bryan Edwards and C. release of 23 blacks. Dickinson Ms 1589 Case of W. Gray 1784 Gray, W. Case involving W. Gray regarding his plantation in English Jamaica.

Ms 299 1784- Copies of inscriptions and records of baptisms, English 1844 marriages and burials in Kingston 1785-1844, Port Royal, Clarendon and . Ms 1101 Indenture between D.C. 1787 Gray, W. D.C. McGlashan Indenture between D.C. McGlashan et al. and W. Gray English McGlashan and W. Gray of St. Andrew relating to a plantation with a list of Ms 1066 Indenture between Ann 1788 Allen, John Indenture between Ann Kerr of St. Mary with a English Kerr and John Allen Fothringham and T. Fothringham Snr. with J. Wedderburn and John Allen regarding Moor Park Estate in St. James. Ms 1235 Indenture between T. 1788 Fodringham, T. Indenture between T. Fodringham of Scotland et al. English Fodringham and J. Allen and J. Allen of Scotland et al., regarding the lease for a year of Moorpark plantation in St. James involving through marriage the Three Mile River plantation of J. Kerr in Westmoreland. Ms 1718 Copy of memorial of 1789 Fuller, Stephen Copy of memorial of Stephen Fuller, Agent for Jamaica English Stephen Fuller regarding the foundry of J. Reeder in St. Thomas in the East. Ms 1465 Fort William Plantation 1789 Fort William Indenture between several parties, regarding lease of English Plantation Fort William, Williamsfield and Roaring River Ms 1296 Indenture between A. 1789 Indenture between A. Campbell, lately at Grenada & J. English Campbell and J. Nesbitt Nesbitt with E. Stewart at London regarding lease for a year of St. John plantation in Grenada. Ms 1059 Case relative: Antigua 1789 A case on the purchase of 2 plantations in Antigua by T. English Oliver with answers by Mr. C. Butler. Ms 1098 Indenture between Sir J. 1789 Sir J. Esdaile Indenture between Sir J. Esdaile and D. Davidson, English Esdaile and D. Davidson conveying under decree of 1785, regarding Rosehall plantation in St. Thomas in the Vale with schedule of slaves. Ms 1074 Indenture between S. 1790 Fuller, S. R. Cooper Lee Indenture between S. Fuller at London & R. Cooper Lee English Fuller and R. Cooper Lee at Middlesex, regarding release by way of assignment of mortgage upon Hampshire plantation.

Ms 1237 Indenture between H. 1790 Indenture between H. Hope & J. Hanley at London & A. English Hope and A. Campbell Campbell late at Grenada & W. Lushington at London, regarding release & assignment by way of mortgage on Tivoli Plantation in Grenada. Ms 1390 Indenture between W. 1790 Bernal, J. I. W. Gray Indenture between W. Gray with J.I. Bernal regarding English Gray with J.I. Bernal lands in St. Thomas & Tower Hall Plantation with schedule of slaves. Ms 236 1790- Fred L. dePass Journal & Account of Greenpark & Springvale Estate English 1815 between 1790-1815. It includes the names and age of negroes, Vestry account, current account of slaves and shipped goods Ms 236 Green Park Estate 1790- Green Park Estate Journal and account of Greenpark and Springvale English 1815 estates. Ms 1158 Documents relating to 1791 Bernal, J.I. Documents relating to Richmond and New Works English Richmond and New Works Plantations, property of Mr. Bernal.

Ms 1197 Indenture between W. 1791 Greenwood, W. A. McLeod and Sir Indenture between W. Greenwood et al. of England English Greenwood and A. McLeod J. Esdaile and A. McLeod of St. Catherine and Sir J. Esdaile of London et al., regarding the sale of the named slaves. Ms 1726 Indenture between 1791 Indenture between several parties regarding English several parties mortgages on Belvidere in Hanover including cowpar and land in Westmoreland with schedule of slaves. Ms 1265 Indenture between W. 1791 Finlayson, D. Indenture between W. Lewis, late of Westmoreland English Lewis and T. A. Woolls Jamaica, et al. and R. Watt of Liverpool and T. A. Woolls et al. with J. Bronnig at St. Catherine, Ann Blake late of Jamaica, S. Taylor of St. Thomas in the East, J. Lewis with D. Finlayson of Westmoreland and Y. Bowes of England and M. Lewis with R. Walker regarding demise of Cornwall and Black Morass plantations in Westmoreland for 7 years. Ms 1154/15 Debate of slave trade 1791 Copy of some paper regarding debate of slave trade in English the house. Ms 1225 Indentures between S. 1791 Black Morass Indentures between S. Fuller of London with S. Lewis, English Fuller of London with S. Plantation late of Westmoreland, et al. And R. Watt of Liverpool Lewis regarding lease for a year of Cornwall and Black Morass plantations in Westmoreland. Ms 1154/14 Diary of Woodfalls 1791 2 Articles, numbers: V & VI in the Diary of Woodfalls English register regarding insurrection in St. Domingo. Ms 1222 Duplicate of Indenture 1792 Bernal, J.I. Duplicate of Indenture between E.B. Lousada of English between E.B. Lousada of Kingston & J.I. Bernal late of Kingston regarding Kingston & J.I. Bernal conveyance of Richmond Plantation Old World, St. Ann & Part of Blackheath Penn unsigned. Ms 36f Sale of Slaves 1792 Sale of 24 "heads of slaves" of several races at St. no.70 Domingue. Ms 1099 Indenture between W. 1793 Indenture between W. Vantrump Tyrrell of St. Mary, English Vantrump Tyrrell and R. Jamaica and R. Hibbert, Kingston regarding lease of Hibbert Tyrrell's Cove, St. Mary. Ms 1073 Accounts of J.I. Bernal 1793 Bernal, J.I. Accounts of J.I. Bernal, proprietor of Richmon English plantation, New Works in St. Ann for 1792. Audited by I. Smith. Ms 1400 Indenture between C. 1794 Stuart, C. Indenture between C. Stuart and J. Jarrett, regarding English Stuart and J. Jarrett lease of Catherine Mount & Catherine Hall plantations in Jamaica. Ms 1275 Indenture between J. 1794 Cardale, W. J. Price and T. Indenture between J. Price of Britain and W. Cardale English Price and T. Smith Smith and T. Smith, regarding mortgage on Worthy Park Plantation or Luidas Plantation in St. John and St. Thomas in the Vale with authentication by Mayor of Pennance and London. Ms 36f Indenture betwee C. 1794 Indenture between C. Bavouz, late at Jeremie, now at no.64 Bavouz and P. Olaynier Kingston and P. Olaynier regarding conveyance of piece of land in Jeremie. Ms 1401 Caymanas Plantation 1795 Caymanas Plantation Indenture involving Ellis family regarding lease of English Caymanas estate in St. Catherine. Ms 1179 Carlton Woodhouse 1795 A collection of indentures relating to Carlton English Plantation Woodhouse Plantation in St. Mary and Elysium Plantation in Portland. Ms 1401a Indenture involving Ellis 1795 Ellis family Indenture involving Ellis family, regarding lease of English family Caymanas estate in St. Catherine. Ms 1216 Indenture between J. 1795 Ellis, J. G. Ellis Indenture between J. Ellis of England and G. Ellis of English Ellis and G. Ellis England regarding lease for a year of Windsor Penn in St. Catherine. Ms 1447 Indenture between 1796 Gilsborough Indenture between several parties regarding English several parties regarding plantation Gilsborough Constant Spring and of Lloyds in St. Gilsborough David. Ms 1218 Indenture between S. 1796 Allen, J. M. Indenture between S. Gosling of Barbados and J. M. English Gosling and J.M. Allen Allen of Barbados and R. Gosling of England with G. W. Jorson of Barbados and R. Allen of England and N. Lueas of Barbados and O. Hanbury with brother, heirs to O. Hanbury (Sr.) of Barbados regarding release and assignment of Locust Hall plantation in Barbados. Ms 1442 Elysium Plantation 1796 Elysium Plantation Indenture involving several parties, regarding lease of English Sheerness, Martham, Elysium and Carlton Woodhouse plantations in St. Mary. Ms 1278 Indenture between S. 1796 Gosling, R. J. M. Allen, C. W. Indenture between S. Gosling of Barbados & J.M. Allen English Gosling and J. M. Allen Jordon of Barbados & R. Gosling of England with C.W. Jordon of Barbados & R. Allen of England & N. Lucas of Barbados & O. Hanbury with brother C. Heirs to O. Hanbury (Sr.) of Barbados regarding release of assignment of Locust Ms 1220 Indenture between J.I. 1798 Bernal, J.I. Indenture between J. I. Bernal Jr. late of Kingston & D. English Bernal Jr. late of Kingston Samuda at London regarding mortgage and judgement & D. Samuda. involving late A. Tavares of Friendship Penn. Ms 1315 Indenture between C. 1799 Adey, Thurston S Indenture between C. Boldero, S. Thurston Adey, Sir S. English Boldero, S. Thurston Adey Lushington and H. Jackson and J.S. Keighly and R. and Sir S. Lushington Showe, all of London, regarding conveyance and assignment of mortgage of Springfield Plantation in Westmoreland formerly of T. Cowland. Ms 1444 Hearts Ease Penn 1799 Hearts Ease Penn Indenture between several parties regarding lease of English Hearts Ease penn in St. Catherine with valuation of slaves.

EAP148: University of the West Indies (Mona, Jamaica) – Survey of Inventory Reference Title Date Physical Description Creator Contributor Description Language Number of Document N/A Miscellaneous papers 2 ff. - measurement: Crosse, William Miscellaneous papers of Crosse. English l=41 cm, w=32.5 cm N/A Crosse, William to Richard 7 ff. - measurement: Crosse, William Draft indenture of mortgage between English Mill l=41 cm, w=32.3 cm William Crosse and Richard Mill, March 5, 1721 N/A Edward Trelawney 1 f. - measurement: Crosse, William Legal papers of William Crosse. English l=32 cm, w=20 cm N/A Memorandum and account Young, William Memorandum and account book of the English book of the late Sir William late Sir William Young's Estates Old Young's estates Old Road Road and Nantons in Antigua for the and Nantons in Antigua years. N/A Samuel Williams: Secretary 1 f. - measurement: Crosse, William Letter of Administration of William English and Notary l=32 cm, 20 cm Crosse's estate. N/A William Crosse - inventory of 1 f.; l=32 cm, w=20 cm Crosse, William Certified copy of the inventory of the English the estate estate of William Crosse, February 4, 1740. N/A Grant by letters patent From 1625 Warner, Grant by letters patent From Charles I English Charles I to Sir Thomas Thomas Sir to Sir Thomas Warner of the Warner governorship of the islands of St. Christopher, Nevis, Barbados and N/A Deeds and papers relating to 1672-1852 6 ff., 1 map - Delvin's Estate Deeds and papers relating to Delvin's English Delvin's Estate, Montserrat measurement: Estate, Montserrat, including a map. l=30.5 cm, w=22 cm N/A Deeds and Papers Relating 1675-1852 14 ff.; 1 bound Delvin`s Estate Deeds and Papers Relating to Delvin's English to Delvin's Estate, volume - Estate, Montserrat. Bound volume Montserrat measurement: concerns collectors fees/King's duty. l=15.5 cm, w=9.5 cm

N/A Journal Kept on Board HMS 1690 Oakley, Edward Journal kept on Board HMS Guernsey by English Guernsey Captain Edward Oakley, Commander.

N/A Why the Late Expedition to 1694 2 ff - measurement: Lillingston, Endorsed: "Coll. Lillingstone Proposall English the West Indies Proved so l=29.5 cm, w=18.5 cm Luke (Col.) about the forces to be sent to the West Ineffectual Indies 4 Sept. 1694." Sets out the reasons for the failure of the expedition to Martinique under Colonel Foulke and proposes Col. Lillingston's undertaking an expedition "to Jamaica and those parts. N/A Wilson Family: Papers 1694-1770 140 ff. in grey box Wilson family, Correspondence between the Wilsons English relating to Jamaican estates of Broomhead and their agents and attorneys, legal Co. Yorks papers, powers of attorney, instruments of sale, relating to the management of their estates and the sale of property in Jamaica. The correspondence of the late 17th and early 18th centuries is mainly concerned with the sale of lands -- at Wagwater to Sir Nicholas Lawes, at Hopeful Valley to Col. Bourden, at Port Royal to Jacob Lopes Torres and at "Leguanea" to Mrs. Dorothy Shuttleworth. The later correspondence is largely concerned with extracting accounts from negligent or unscrupulous attorneys and with the ultimately fruitless attempt to discover and repossess a large tract of land in the parish of St. George, patented by Reginald Wilson, overrun by wild runaway negroes and then illegally possessed by later settlers. John Staniforth, overseer on Hals Hall Plantation, Clarendon, writing to Fevil Peeke in London, on May 16, 1731, epitomises in a sentence the difficulties of absentee ownership during this period, amply illustrated by N/A Regulation for the three 1703-1704 6 ff. - measurement: Lillingston, Reasons humbly offered to His Grace English regiments in the West Indies l=30.5 cm, w=20 cm Luke (Col.) the Duke of Shrewsbury their Majesty's Principal Secretary of State by Coll. Luke Lillingston. N/A A.L.S. from Sir Hans Sloane to 1707 2 ff. - measurement: Sloane, Hans Sir A.L.S. from Sir Hans Sloane to Mr. English Mr. Thoresby l=22.5 cm, w=18 cm Thoresby at his house near Leeds, concerning the former's 'Natural ' N/A Letters to Col. Charles Long 1708 1 f. - measurement: Heywood, Peter Heywood, Peter (1653-1725), Governor English concerning the latter's l=37.5 cm, w=29 cm of Jamaica (1716-1718) estates and affairs in (in blue case) Jamaica, 1708-1712 The letters deal with the mismanagement of overseers, the decay of estate buildings and their repair, runaway slaves and the hiring out of slaves with respect to Long properties, , Sevens, Lucky Valley and Bowers. The names of many prominent Jamaican planters are mentioned in the letters, of which the earliest is dated July 9, 1708 and the N/A Letters to Col. Charles Long 1708-1709 1 f. - measurement: Heywood, Peter English Concerning the Latter's l=43 cm, w=30.5 cm Estates and Affairs in (in blue case) Jamaica, 1708-1712 N/A Letters to Col. Charles Long 1709 1 f. - measurement: Heywood, Peter English Concerning the Latter's l=23 cm, w=35.5 cm Estates and Affairs in (in blue case) Jamaica, 1708-1712 N/A Letters to Col. Charles Long 1709 2 ff. - measurement Heywood, Peter English Concerning the Latter's #1: l=30 cm, w=21 Estates and Affairs in cm; measurement Jamaica, 1708-1712 #2: l=30 cm, w=9.5 cm (in blue case) N/A Letters to Col. Charles Long 1710 2 f. - measurement: Heywood, Peter English Concerning the Latter's l=46 cm, w=36 cm (in Estates and Affairs in blue case) Jamaica, 1708-1712 N/A Letters to Col. Charles Long 1712 1f. - measurement: Heywood, Peter English Concerning the Latter's l=41.5 cm, w=32.5 Estates and Affairs in cm (in blue case) Jamaica, 1708-1712 N/A Letter to Mr. Secry Addison 1717 6 ff. - measurement: D'Iberville D'Iberville relating to Ye Capitulation of English upon a memorial from l=30.5 cm, w=19 cm Nevis. [Whitehall] Nov. 26th, 1717. Monsieur D'Iberville. Signed by Jno. Chetwynd, Tho. Cook, Paul Docminique, Jno. Molesworth, Thos. Pelham, Danl. Pulteney, Mart. Bladen. N/A Letters of Correspondence 1725 Bound register, 83 ff. Stoke, Letters of Correspondence on Trade English on Trade and Taxation in Newington and and Taxation in Jamaica, 1725-1789 Jamaica James Knight

N/A Counter bond 1726 1 f. - measurement: Crosse, Richard Legal papers of Richard Crosse. English l=53 cm, w=42 cm N/A Campbell Family 1728-1826 30 ff. Campbell family's correspondence on English Jamaica. N/A Governor Edward Trelawney 1738 George II, George II, 1683-1760, King of Great English of Jamaica, Concerning Royal 1683-1760 Britain. instruction to Governor Edward Mines Trelawney of Jamaica, concerning Royal mines. N/A Certified copy of the will and 1739 4 ff. - measurement: Crosse, William Certified copy of the will and codicil of English codicil of William Crosse l= 32.5 cm, w=20 cm William Crosse, January 24, 1737 and April 2, 1738. N/A Doe, John et al. vs. Philip 1741 Unbound volume, 12 Doe, John et al. Vs. Philip Mathias, of English Mathias of Westmoreland ff. - measurement: Westmoreland, in a plea of trespass l=32 cm, w=20 cm and ejectment from Mess Maure plantation, Westmoreland, Jamaica. N/A Pétition humble de Honoré 1746-1754 5 ff. - measurement Honoré Sellier French Sellier #1: l=18 cm, w=16.5 cm; # 2: l=44.5 cm, w=33.5 cm; # 3: l=23.5 cm, w=19.5 cm; # 4: l=40 cm, w=29.5 cm N/A Secr. Honoré Sellier de 1746-1754 3 ff. - measurement: Honoré Sellier Papers relating to a grant of land in French Carriacou 60 quarres l=50 cm, w=37 cm Carriacou to M. Honoré Sellier. deterre with translation N/A Honoré Sellier - Surveyor 1746-1754 2 ff. - measurement: Honoré Sellier French Certificate l=45 cm, w=33.5 cm N/A Humble petition of Honoré 1746-1754 5 ff. - measurement Honoré Sellier English Sellier 1: l=18 cm, w=13 cm; measurement 2: l=33 cm, w=21 cm N/A Great Valley Plantation, 1747 1 f. - measurement: (1) Deborah Campbell, widow, of English Westmoreland and Luana l=41 cm, w=32 cm Westmoreland, Jamaica, (2) Wastell Penn, St. Elizabeth, Jamaica Briscoe, Esq., of St. Catherine, Jamaica, to (3) Bernard Andriess Woodstock , of St. Elizabeth, and Richard Beckford, Esq., of Westmoreland, Jamaica, trustees chosen and appointed on behalf of (4) Elizabeth Woodstock Campbell, spinster, and daughter of the said Deborah Campbell by Peter Campbell, her former husband. Includes a schedule of enslaved N/A Indent for guns and stores 1748 l=32 cm, w=19.5 cm Knowles, Knowles, Sir Charles 1st Bart. (d. 1777) English for a new sloop for service off Charles Admiral, Governor of Jamaica 1752- the Island of Rattan (Roatan) 1756. Given at Port Royal Harbour, Jamaica, and signed by Sir Charles Knowles, Rear Admiral of the White. N/A "Sarah" Log Book, 1753-1757 1753-1757 106 ff. - Contains instructions given to Captain English measurement: John Tillidge, by Henry Bright and l=37.5 cm, w=25 cm partners, of Bristol, Feb. 20, 1753, lists and invoices of freight with the names of shippers and consignees, accounts, and log of a voyage from Bristol to Philadelphia and Jamaica, 1753, and of two voyages to St. Christopher in 1754 and 1756. In 1757, the Sarah was sold to Richard Meyler & Co. N/A A voyage to North America 1756-1757 20 ff. - Journal of voyage from New England to English and the West Indies in the measurement: the West Indies in 1756 and 1757. Sterling Castle, anno 1756 l=23.5, w=19 Probably kept by a sailor. N/A Grant for Mr. Charles 1756-1764 5 ff. - measurement: Desbonner, Sir John Taylor French Desbonner l=40.5, w=32 Charles N/A Seen by us the General and 1756-1764 1 f. - measurement: Desbonner, French Intendant of the Leeward l=31.5 cm, w=20 cm Charles and Sir Islands John Taylor N/A Samuel Dicker - Letter 1759 1 f. - measurement: Crosse, Richard Legal papers relating to the case of English l=31.5 cm, w=20 cm Richard Crosse vs. Samuel Dicker, 1759- 1763. N/A Crosse v. Dicker: Order of his 1760 1 f. - measurement: Crosse, Richard Legal opinion and Privy Council orders English Majesty in Council l=31.5 cm, w=20 cm and notice relating to the case of Richard Crosse vs. Samuel Dicker, 1759- 1763. N/A Order of the Lords of the 1760 2 ff. - measurement: Crosse, Richard Legal opinion and Privy Council orders English Committee l=32 cm, w=20 cm and notice relating to the case of Richard Crosse vs. Samuel Dicker, 1759- 1763 N/A Seven letters to the Lords 1760-1761 Moore, Henry Seven letters from Lieutenant-Governor English Commissioner for Trade and Henry Moore to the Lords Plantations Commissioner for Trade and Plantations giving an account of a slave insurrection in Jamaica and of the measures taken to suppress it; also concerning measures taken to proclaim as Sovereign, George III (Jan. 14, 1761). N/A Indenture 1763 2 ff. - measurement: Cazand, Indenture by which Alexander Cazand, English l= 83.5 cm; w=66.5 cm Alexander planter of Grenada, mortgages his plantation in Grenada to Messrs. John Bourryau, Robert Turner and Robert Peter Luard, merchants of London. N/A Memorandum and 1763 22 ff. - Quartich, Memorandum and Instructions for P.R. English instructions for P.R. on his measurement: Bernard on His Voyage to Jamaica, 1763. voyage to Jamaica l=15.5 cm, w=10 cm N/A Council Office, Whitehall 1763 2 ff. - measurement: Crosse, William Legal papers of William Crosse. English l=30.5 cm, w=17.5 cm

N/A Indenture 1763 1 f. - measurements: Bourryau, John Indenture by which John Bourryau of English l=65 cm, w=52.5 cm Blightborough in the county of Lincoln at present residing in the island of Saint Christopher leases to Culling Smith of Red Lyon Square in the Parish of Saint George the Martyr in the county of Middlesex, England, various plantations in the island of Saint Christopher. N/A Grenada - recorded in the 1766 6 ff. Desbonner, Documents relating to a land grant in French Registrar's Office of this Island Charles and Sir Carriacou to Sieur Charles Desbonner John Taylor and sale of this land to Sir John Taylor, merchant and planter of Grenada and Carriacou, 1756-1764. N/A Indenture 1766 12 ff. - Thomas, George Indenture, dated 3rd April 1766, English measurement: between His Excellence George l=59.5 cm; w=58.5 cm Thomas, Governor or His Majesty's Leeward Caribbee islands in America, and others concerning the marriage of his son and heir William to Margaret Sydserte and involving the transfer of the Old North Sound Estate in Antigua, commonly called George's Hill. N/A Legal Documents 1766-1773 Ms. Written Legal documents, register F No. 2 and H. English No.2 Concerning the disposal of lands in the West Indies (circa 1766-1773). Index to H. No. 2 N/A Letter of Power of Attorney 1769 1 ff. - measurement: Bonus, John Contemporary copy of a letter of English l=25 cm, w=20 cm attorney by John Bonus of London, appointing William Connor, Esq., of Grenada his lawful attorney. N/A Indenture of a Sale of 1769 6 ff. - measurement: Graham, John John Graham of Grenada to John English Plantation in the Great River l=59.5 cm, w=43.5 cm Beardwell Barnard of Grenada. Division of Tobago Indenture of a sale of a plantation in the Great River Division of Tobago, with its stores, slaves, etc. Executed at Tobago, 28th March, 1769. (5½ sheets paper signed and sealed by the contracting parties and folded and endorsed by the Deputy Secretary & N/A William Todd of London to 1770 1 f. - measurement: Todd, William David Mill William Todd of London to David Mill of English David Mill of Grenada l=81 cm, w=67.5 cm Grenada. Assignment of mortgage of a plantation in Carriacou. N/A David Mill to James 1770 3 ff. - measurement: Mill, David David Mills to James Mackintsoh. LeaseEnglish Mackintosh - Inventory l=72.5 cm, w=57.5 cm of plantation at Grand Bay, Carriacou, with an inventory of buildings, slaves and stocks. N/A James Mackintosh to David 1770 2 ff. - measurement Mackintosh, David Mill Release papers. English Mill #1: l=71.5 cm, w=59 James cm; measurement #2: l=73.5 cm, w=26 cm N/A James Mackintosh of 1770 1 f. - measurement: Mackintosh, David Mill Lease of plantation at Grand Bay, English Grenada to David Mill of l=71.5 cm, w=48 cm James Carriacou. Grenada N/A Deed of Feoffment of a 1771 2 ff. - measurement: Robert George Bruce, Esq., and Mary, English Plantation in Parish of St. l=59 cm; w=51 cm his wife, and William Ward, Esq. of David, Dominica Roseau, Dominica to (2) Major James Bruce of Dominica. Recorded at Dominica on October 17, 1771. N/A Grant of Ninety Acres of 1771 6 ff. Grant of 210 acres of woodland in St. English Woodland in St. David's David's Parish, Dominica, by King Parish, Dominica George III to Robert George Bruce and William Ward. N/A David Mill to Richard Oswald 1772 2 ff. - measurement Mill, David David Mill of Tobago to Richard Oswald English #1: l=81.5 cm, w=68 of Auchinerue. Release by way of cm; measurement mortgage. #2: l=79 cm, w=59.5 cm

N/A David Mill to Richard Oswald 1772 1 f. - measurement: Mill, David David Mill of Tobago to Richard Oswald English l=79.5 cm, w=52.5 cm of Auchinerue in North Britain for a lease in Carriacou. N/A Release in Fee of a 1772 4 ff. - measurement: James Bruce Esq., Major, 70th Regiment English Plantation in St. David's l=60 cm; w=48.5 cm of Foot to John Tarleton, of Liverpool, Parish, Dominica Merchant by his attorney John Tench, of Dominica, merchant. Release in fee of a plantation Eca in St. David's parish, Dominica. Recorded at Dominica, June 6, 1772. Signed and sealed by both parties. N/A Lease of a Plantation in the 1772 1 f. - measurement: James Bruce Esq., Major, 70th Regiment English Parish of St. David, Dominica l=59.5 cm, w=48.5 cm of Foot to John Tarleton Sq., of Liverpool, Merchant, by John Tench, of Dominica, Merchant, his attorney. Lease for a year of a plantation in the parish of St. David, Dominica. Signed and sealed by James Bruce. Recorded at Dominica on June 6th, 1772. N/A Papers of Lachlan Campbell 1772-1782 104 ff. Campbell, Papers of Lachlan Campbell (formerly of English Lachlan. Edinburgh) Deputy Provost Marshall of Deputy Tobago. The papers comprise accounts, Provost bills, receipts and promissory notes Marshall of relating to his public office, to the Tobago. services of doctors, tailors and wine merchants. N/A A Plan of Belfield in Dominica 1773 1 f. - measurement: Adamson, John A plan of Belfield in Dominica read on English l=76.5 cm; w=54 cm 22nd February, 1773. A plan of the estate of John Tarleton Esq. With those adjoining to the Sea in the parish of St. David, Dominica. N/A Copy of a Power of Attorney 1773 Copy of a Power of Attorney sent to English Re Richard Neave and John Richard Neave and John Willett 23rd Willett June, 1773 from the West Indies. N/A Dominica Register, 1773 1773 bound volume - Copy book of deeds and other records English measurement: pertaining to Dominica and Antigua. l=42.5 cm, w=28 cm N/A Grant of land at Barbados Bay 1773 5 ff. - measurement David Mill King George III – David Hill. Grant of land English 1: l=52 cm, w=43.5 at Barbados Bay, Tobago 5 sheets. cm; manuscript plan Paper with manuscript plan. Large seal - measurement: l=32 detached and broken. cm, w=19 cm

N/A Requisitorial in Connection 1777 1 f. - measurement: Deane, Requisitorial by the Prerogative Court English With the Will of the Late l=59.5 cm, w=54.5 cm Alexander of Canterbury to the Lord Provost and Alexander Deane, of Antigua Magistrates of Edinburgh in connection with the will of the late Alexander Deane, of Antigua, March 27th, 1777 with the warrant of the magistrates of Edinburgh requiring James Shaw to appear before the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Signed and sealed and dated March 27th, 1777. N/A Events at the Island of St. 1778 4 ff. - measurement: Lindsay, Hon. An extract from the Honourable Colin English Lucie, December 1778 l=31.5 cm, w=19 cm Colin. Lindsay's Narrative of Events at the Island of St. Lucia, December 1778. N/A Deed Relating to the Lease 1778 2 ff. - measurement: Gemmell, Lease of a plantation in Monckton English of a Plantation in Monckton l=60 cm; w=48.5 cm William, Quarter, St. Vincent, "gold and silver Quarter Robert mines excepted." Between William Gemmell, Gemmell and Robert Gemmell on the Thomas one part. James Gerald Morgan and Morgan, and Thomas Morgan of St. Vincent, on the James Gerald other part. Morgan N/A Deans Valley Plantation in 1781-1858 17 ff. Atkinson, Documents concerning the Deans English Westmoreland, Jamaica, Richard Valley Plantation in Westmoreland, Jamaica, being indentures, surrenders and releases, assignments, conveyances and transfers, and mortgages of slaves, executed between Richard Atkinson of the City of London and his heirs, David Laird, Joseph Foster Barham, Sir Thomas Baring, Charles James Fox Coombe, Purchas Lumley and his heirs, and Messrs. N/A Another deed Monckton 1782 4 ff. - measurement: Thomas Another deed, dated Nov. 14, 1782 English Quarter: Morgan and Morgan l=41 cm; w=32.5 cm Morgan and between Thomas Morgan (1) and James James Gerald Gerald Morgan (2), reciting the earlier Morgan lease of Monckton Quarter. Signed and sealed. N/A Indenture, John Clark and 1784 1 f. - measurement: Clark, John Indenture, May 27, 1784 by which John English Jacob Wilkinson l=72 cm; w=60.5 cm Clark of the island of Tobago sells to Jacob Wilkinson of London a half share/lease for one year of his plantation in Tobago lately called Myrtle Grove and now called and known by the name of Kendall Place. N/A Plantation in Tobago 1784 2 ff. - measurement: Clark, John Deed Relating to a Plantation in Tobago English including Tenements and l=72 cm; w=59.5cm including tenements, Slaves, Etc. Slaves Between Jacob Wilkinson and John Clark, 1784 N/A Draft Petition of Appeal, 1784 1784 5 ff. - measurement: Bernal, Jacob Draft petition of appeal of Jacob Israel English l=32 cm, w=20 cm Israel Bernal against Rose Herring May and Mary Trelawney, his wife and Robert Finlay. N/A Letter From Thomas Beamon 1786 Ulverstone Letter From Thos. Beamon on Behalf of English on behalf of Mrs. Mary Hart Mrs. Mary Hart to [Joseph Tyson, St. Kitts] Enclosing Invoice of Goods Supplied to Him on Account and Risk of Mrs. Hart. N/A Thomas S. Dalby legal 1786-1790 4 ff. - measurement: Dalby, Thomas Septimus Dalby in account with English Accounts 1786 l=34 cm, w=21 cm Thomas Ward Dennett's and Greaves. Three Septimus Statements of Accounts With Occasional Reference to Barbados Estate Business, 1786-1790. N/A Thomas Dalby Legal 1787 6 ff. - measurement: Dalby, Thomas English Accounts, 1787 l=31 cm, w=19.5 cm Septimus

N/A Power of Attorney to John 1787 6 ff. Power of attorney to John White, Esq., English White, Esq late of Inner Temple, London, but now on a voyage to Jamaica, on their behalf and of Moses Franks to take all measures necessary to validate certain recited indentures relating to 1/3rd share in Duckenfield Hall plantation, St. Thomas-in-the-East, Jamaica, according to the laws of Jamaica which govern conveyances of real estate; Jan. 2, 1787. With affidavit of Henry Shaw and certificate of the Office of Lord Mayor of London, Jan. 3, 1787. N/A The Letters of Junius Minor 1788 45 ff. - Lowndes, John Remarks on Certain Passages in the English measurement: Annonymous Pamphlet Called the l=32.5 cm, w=20 cm Letters of Junius Minor Printed by John Lowndes in Roseau in April 1788 N/A Contract between Edmund 1788 2 ff. - measurement: Akers, Edmund Contract dated August 1, 1788 by which English Akers and David Muir l=37.5 cm, w=22.5 cm Fleming Edmund Akers of St. Christopher and David Muir of St. Vincent agreed to pay William Collins of New Sarum, Great Britain, the sum of £2,600. N/A Thomas Dalby, Account with 1789 1 f. - measurement: Dalby, Thomas English Ward, 1789 l=41.5 cm, w=33.5 cm Septimus

N/A A.L.S. To John Hargreaves at 1789 measurement: l= 41 Hargreaves, Papers concerning prices being fetched English Liverpool, 1789 cm, w=25 cm George by various kinds of sugar; Lancaster, July 25, 1789. N/A Case for the Opinion of Lord 1790 4 ff. - measurement: Erskine, Thomas The arret was entitled "Arrit du Conseil English Erskine on the Execution of a l=32.5 cm, w=20.5 cm de Etat du Roi concervant les French Arret Published in Redamations de divirs Capitalistes de 1786 la Grande Bretagne et autres Etats de l'Europe sur les habitants de le Isle de Tobago" with Lord Erskine's opinion signed and dated at London November 22, 1790. N/A William Dunlop authorising 1792 1 f. - measurement: Williamson, Dunlop, Warrant signed to William Dunlop English payment to the order of Mr. l=24 cm, w=18.5 cm Adam William, authorising payment to the order of Mr. George Cooke King's House George Cooke. For expense of the confinement of a black man named Cuffee. N/A Letter to Mr. Booth in London 1794 4 ff. - measurement: Osborne, Kean The letter refers to instructions English l=36 cm, w=22.5 cm received from Stratford Canning on Sept. 6, 1786, of which a certified copy by William Ross is included, to carry out certain inquiries in Jamaica, also to the sugar crop, requesting an extension of time on a loan, to an outbreak of malignant fever and to fears and precautions in Jamaica due to the insurrection of slaves in St. Dominigue. N/A Inventory of the Effects of the 1795 2 ff. - l=32.5 cm, Palmer, John Inventory of the Effects of the Late English Late Abraham Palmer w=20.5 cm Abraham Greenway and Abraham Palmer. Taken by John Robert Vance Greenway, Administrator and appraised by Robert Vance N/A Papers Related to the Island 1796-1850 various sizes Papers related to the Island of Dominica English of Dominica N/A Extract of a letter from the 1798 1 f. - measurement: Manning, English Earl of Baleavres to the Duke l=39, w=31 William of Portland N/A Legal Counsel, 1799 1798 3 ff. - measurement: Orde, Thomas Request for counsel's opinion on an English l=41 cm, w=34 cm (Collector of altered will of the above mentioned, HMs Customs including copy of same, in favour of Lord in St. Lucia) Bolton. The Will relates to the disposal of the property of Thomas Orde (son of Lord Bolton) in St. Lucia and Dominica. N/A Transmission of Letters From 1798 6 f. - measurement: Manning, Note to the Rt. Hon. Henry Dundas French the West Indies l=41, w=32 William transmitting letters from the West Indies stating the alarm which has been taken in consequence of Mr. Pitt's suggestion relative to the emancipation of the slaves. N/A Business Letters of MacKay 1798 98 ff. - MacKay, John Bolton Copy letter book of business letters English measurement: Spencer written by a planter attorney and agent l=36.5 cm, w=23 cm at Demerara to merchants, clients and others in Great Britain and the Caribbean (Barbados, St. Vincent, St. Kitts, Tobago) relating to business and plantation affairs to John Bolton.

EAP 148: Roman Catholic Chancery Archives – Survey of Inventory Reference Title Date Physical Creator Contributor Description Language Number Description of Document N/A Burials 1795 Loose sheet; 3 Apostolic of the Roman Catholic Register states name of individual English and French ff. London District Archives being buried, next of kin, place of death and time of death. Part of the register entitled Kingston Funerals, 1795-1823. N/A Burials 1795-1799 Bound register Apostolic of the Roman Catholic Register contains burials, listing name, French, Latin, London District Archives age, nationality, place of origin and Portuguese, English residence and next of kin. N/A Burials and a 1795-1799 Bound register; Apostolic of the Roman Catholic Burials stating name, next of kin, English, French Baptism 41 ff. London District Archives nationality and place of residence. Part of the Kingston Funerals Register 1795- 1823. N/A Baptisms, 1798, 1802, Loose sheet; Archdiocese of Roman Catholic Lists individual's name, sponsor(s), English, French Marriages and 1803, 1804 25 ff. Kingston Archives gender, class and next of kin. Burials (Catholic Chancery) N/A Baptisms, 1798-1804 Bound register Apostolic of the Roman Catholic Register states name of individuals, English, French Marriages, Burials London District Archives age, in the case of an enslaved person, it lists the owner's name. Part of the Kingston Funeral Register. N/A Baptisms 1800-1814 Loose sheet Apostolic of the Roman Catholic Lists individual's name, next of kin, Portuguese, Latin London District Archives sponsor(s), age, nationality and class. N/A Baptismal - Index 1800-1817 Bound register Archdiocese of Roman Catholic This book is an index to Baptisms (1800- English Kingston Archives 1814-1817) and Baptisms (1808-1812). (Catholic It gives listing of names of persons Chancery) baptised and page number location. N/A Burials 1800-1823 Loose sheet Apostolic of the Roman Catholic Register lists information of an Portuguese, London District Archives individual being buried such as gender, Spanish, French name, age, class, owner and next of kin. Forms part of the Kingston Funeral N/A Marriages with 1802-1839 Bound; 229 ff. Apostolic of the Roman Catholic Register lists name of individual, Spanish, French some Baptisms London District Archives religion, next of kin, nationality and place of residence. N/A Baptisms, 1804-1807 Unbound Apostolic of the Roman Catholic This section refers mainly to the St French Marriages, Burials register London District Archives Domingue refugees - name, place of and Confirmations residence and birth, sponsor(s) and kin. This book is a part of a book entitled, "Kingston Funerals, 1795-1823". N/A Baptisms 1804-1834 Bound register; Apostolic of the Roman Catholic Baptisms of enslaved persons and free Spanish, French 43 ff. London District Archives people of colour. No acts recorded from July 1811 through May 1812. Register lists individual's name, gender, nationality and sponsor(s) name. N/A Baptisms 1827-1832 Bound register; Apostolic of the Roman Catholic Baptism outlining name, origin and French, Portuguese 112 ff. London District Archives sponsor(s) of individual being baptised and also names of parent(s). N/A Baptisms 1832-1836 Bound register; Apostolic of the Roman Catholic Register lists name, gender, French 87 ff. London District Archives nationality, residence, next of kin and in the case of an enslaved person, it lists the owner's information on the individual being baptised. N/A Baptismal Index 1837-1846 Bound register Archdiocese of Roman Catholic Register states name of persons being English (No. 7) Kingston Church baptised and page number. Index to (Catholic Baptism Register No. 7 for the period Chancery) 1837-1846 N/A Baptisms 1837-1846 Bound register; Archdiocese of Roman Catholic Register lists name of persons being English, French, 358 ff. Kingston Archives baptised along with gender, age, Spanish (Catholic nationality, sponsor(s) and parent(s) Chancery) name. N/A Marriages 1840-1926 Bound register; Archdiocese of Roman Catholic Index is placed at the back of the book. English, Latin and 1940-1965 123 ff. Kingston Archives It lists individual’s name, religion, date, place (Catholic and dispensations and priest. Chancery) N/A Baptismal Index 1846-1851 Bound register Archdiocese of Roman Catholic Register lists name of persons baptised English Kingston Archives and page number for corresponding (Catholic register. Chancery) N/A Baptisms 1846-1851 Bound register; Archdiocese of Roman Catholic Register lists name of person being English, French, 138 ff. Kingston Archives baptised, date of birth or age and Portuguese (Catholic names of sponsor(s) and parent(s). Chancery) N/A Baptism Index 1852-1865 Bound register Archdiocese of Roman Catholic Register lists name and page number to English Kingston Archives corresponding register. (Catholic Chancery) N/A Baptisms 1852-1865 Bound register; Archdiocese of Roman Catholic Register lists the name of the person English 150 ff. Kingston Archives being baptised, age or date of birth and (Catholic names of parent(s) and sponsor(s) Chancery) N/A Baptisms 1852-1868 Bound register; Archdiocese of Roman Catholic Register lists name of person being English 40 ff. Kingston Archives baptised, date of birth, name of (Catholic parent(s) and sponsor(s). Chancery) N/A Baptisms 1865-1869 Bound register Archdiocese of Roman Catholic Register lists name of person being English Kingston Archives baptised, date of birth or age and (Catholic names of parent(s) and sponsor(s). Chancery) N/A Baptisms 1869-1872 Bound register; Archdiocese of Roman Catholic Register lists name of person being English 350 ff. Kingston Archives baptised, date of birth or age and (Catholic names of parent(s) and sponsor(s). Chancery) N/A Baptisms 1872-1877 Unbound Archdiocese of Roman Catholic Register lists person being baptised English register; 505 ff. Kingston Archives along with date of birth or age and (Catholic names of parent(s) and sponsor(s). Chancery) N/A Baptisms 1877-1879 Bound register; Archdiocese of Roman Catholic Register lists name of person being English, Latin 336 ff. Kingston Archives baptised along with date of birth or age (Catholic and name of parent(s) and sponsor(s). Chancery)

N/A Baptisms 1879-1881 Bound register; Archdiocese of Roman Catholic Register lists name of person being Latin 283 ff. Kingston Archives baptised, date of birth, name of (Catholic parent(s) and sponsor(s). Chancery) N/A Baptismal Index 1890-99 Loose sheet; Archdiocese of Roman Catholic An index to baptismal records for the English 184 ff. Kingston Archives period 1890-99. Names of persons (Catholic baptised, arranged alphabetically. Chancery)