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Guyana / British Guiana Genealogical Society Surnames Guyana / British Guiana Surnames Copyright 2008: S. Anderson, Genealogical Society "W" All Rights Reserved YR PG Last First Mid OCC Employer Address City/Area 1898 154 Waby J. Hd Gardener Botanic Gardens 1898 154 Waddell J. J. Clerk Hogg,Curtis,Campbell La Penitence 1898 154 Waddell Jas. Clerk De Cairos Bros & Co Water St 1898 154 Waddell M. W. Dist Registrar Stanleytown West Bank 1898 154 Wade Chas. B. Town Overseer Werk‐en‐Rust Dist Town hall 1898 154 Wagner E. C. Goldsmith Princess Sts 1898 155 Wainwright A.J. P. Partner Jas. E. Perot & co Strand New Amsterdam 1898 155 Waith G, Bookbinder Baldwin & Do Water St 1898 155 Waith J. P. Engineer Henrietta Village Essequibo 1898 155 Waith J. P. Clerk Rieck's Estab. Water St 1898 155 Waith Percival Compositor Wellington St 1898 155 Waith R. Hd Overseer Pln Friends Berbice 1898 155 Waith T. L. Hd Overseer Pln Maryville & Belfield Leguan 1898 155 Wake John R. Clerk Flett, Smith & Co Water St 1898 155 Walcott C. R. Overseer Pln Annadale East Coast 1898 155 Walcott Edward W. Clerk Sanbach Parker & Co Water St 1898 155 Walcott H. Overseer Pln Leonora West Coast 1898 155 Walcott J. D. Catechist Church of Ascension De Vrienden West Coast 1898 155 Waldron Dudley Clerk Donald Currie & Co Water St 1898 155 Waldron E. Compositor Waterloo St 1898 155 Waldron F. S. Clerk Booker Bros & Co 49,50 Water St 1898 155 Waldron H. A. Clerk Sproston Dock & Foundry Charlestown 1898 155 Waldron Wm. Bookkeeper Gool Mohamed Khan Water St 1898 155 Waldy W. A. Overseer Pln Nismes West Bank 1898 155 Waldy Wm. G. Proprietor Pln Anna Catherina Canal No 1West Bank 1898 155 Walker Alfred Clerk S.A.H. Culpeper Water St Werk‐en‐Rust 1898 155 Walker Rev. J. P. Supenaam Ind. Miss Chalk Hill Essequibo 1898 155 Walker R. N. Ch Asst Pilot Pilot Office North St 1898 155 Walker S. Comm Tax Lombard St Murray St 1898 155 Wallace's Lunch Room Business Prop CE Wallace 11 America St 1898 155 Wallace Rev. James S. Minister St. Luke's Parish Uitvllught, WC Demerara River 1898 155 Wallace & Co. Clothiers Water St 1898 155 Wallbridge Dr. J. S. Med Insptr. Estate's Hospitals Brick Dam 1898 155 Wallbridge J. Clerk Rec Gen Dept Public Bldgs 1898 155 Wallerson S. J. Catechist St. Michael's Parish West Coast Berbice 1898 155 Walrond F. C. Overseer Pln Providence East Bank 1898 155 Walls Jas. Swrn Clerk Registrar's Office New Amsterdam Berbice 1898 155 Walsh J. Dispenser Leper Asylum Mahaica 1898 155 Walthall A. C. Overseer Pln Philadelphia West Coast 1898 155 Walters Henry Messenger WI & P Telegraph North St 1898 155 Walters J. Tinsmith Murray St 1898 155 Walton G. H. Overseer Pln Maryville & Belfield Leguan 1898 156 Ward A. H. Dist Postmaster Tarlogie 1898 156 Ward J.A. N. Clerk City Emporium Water St 1898 156 Ward R. Gardener Botanic Gardens 1898 156 Ward Thos Panboiler Pln Schoonord West Bank 1898 156 Warne W. E. Hd Overseer Pln Providence Berbice 1898 156 Warnford F. E. Hd Overseer Pln Leonora West Coast 1898 156 Warner Arthur Printer Echo, (Foreman) 9 American St 1898 156 Warner James Boilermaker 46 Norton St 1898 156 Warner T. F. Clerk Collier & Sons New Amsterdam 1898 156 Warton M. Panboiler Pln L'Union Essequibo 1898 156 Waterfield A. Overseer Pln Windsor Forest West Coast 1898 156 Waterman R. J. Shoemaker Robb St 1898 156 Watson Alex. W.H. Overseer Pln Marionville Wakenaam 1898 156 Watson George Wharfinger Wm. Fogarty Water St 1898 156 Watson James Clerk Wieting & Richter Water St 1898 156 Watson Jas. J. Coachmaker Mail Contract.Depot Berbice 1898 156 Watson R. A. Overseer Pln Friends Berbice 1898 156 Watson T. Overseer Pln Lusignan East Coast 1898 156 Watson W. C. Hd Overseer Pln Mara Berbice 1898 156 Weatherhead C. R. Clerk Booker Bros & Co Water St Pg 1 of 4 Guyana / British Guiana Surnames Copyright 2008: S. Anderson, Genealogical Society "W" All Rights Reserved YR PG Last First Mid OCC Employer Address City/Area 1898 156 Webb Fredk. Clerk Dem. Bisuit Factory Water St 1898 156 Webb H. Janitor Queen's College Murray St 1898 156 Webb Saml. Clerk Wieting & Richter Water St 1898 156 Webber Allan R. Clerk J.I.Chapman 28 Water St 1898 156 Webber J. F. Clerk De Jonge & Smith Water St 1898 156 Weber Arthur Partner A.W. Perot & Co Water St 1898 156 Weber A.F. C. Barrister Charlotte St 1898 156 Weber O. Clerk Gov Secretariat Public Bldgs 1898 156 Weber Walter P. Clerk Guiana Rice CO Tower Bldg North St 1898 156 Weddall G. E. Clerk S.Davson & Co Strand New Amsterdam 1898 156 Weekes Edward A.F. Asst Teacher St. Thomas Sch Queen St 1898 156 Weeks J. Steward Public Hospital Morawhanna NW District 1898 156 Weeks J. W. Butcher Stabroek Market 1898 156 Weir J. C. Clerk Colonial Bank High St 1898 156 Welch D. C. Catechist Union Chapel No 53 Berbice 1898 156 Welch J. Coppersmith Sproston Dock & Foundry Charlestown 1898 156 Welch Rev. Francis Curate Upp Berbice River 1898 156 Welch Samuel L. Bookkeeper Brodie & Rainer Water St 1898 156 Welcome Frank Grantholder Left Bank Pomeroon River 1898 156 Welcome A. Friends Berbice 1898 157 Went G. C. Clerk Rieck's Estab. Water St 1898 157 Wells J. Dept Registrar Hyde Park Essequibo 1898 157 Werk‐en‐Rust Steam Sawing Business 5,7 Water St Werk‐en‐Rust 1898 157 Wesley J. C. Clerk James Lade & Co Strand New Amsterdam 1898 157 Westbrook W. E. Overseer Pln Hampton Court Essequibo 1898 157 West Rev. Wm. John Rector St John's Suddie Essequibo 1898 157 West Indian Ice Co. Business 16 Water St 1898 157 Westley Rev. J. C. New Amsterdam Berbice 1898 157 Westmoreland G. Carpenter St John's St New Amsterdam 1898 157 Westropp Rev. H. A. Curate St. Michael's Parish Brahu, Kingelly Berbice 1898 157 Westwood Miss Matron Colonial Hospital Georgetown 1898 157 White C. Clerk James Lade & Co New Amsterdam 1898 157 White H. M. Butcher New Amsterdam Market 1898 157 White E. T. Manager People's Ice Co. Water St 1898 157 White Fred Partner Sproston Dock & Foundry Charlestown 1898 157 White G. D. Dist Registrar Moor Park West Coast Berbice 1898 157 White M. N. Engineer The Crotons 51 Croal St. 1898 157 White T. W. Clerk J.P. Santos Water St 1898 157 White U. E. Clerk Rieck's Estab. Water St 1898 157 White W. G. Clerk Demerara Railway Co 1898 157 Whitehead F. A. Overseer Pln Vryheid's Lust East Coast 1898 157 Whitehead J. T. Clerk H. Conrad & Co Water St 1898 157 Whiteman J. Overseer Pln Leonora West Coast 1898 157 Whyte Wm. Manager Pln Success & Henrietta Leguan 1898 157 Wickham E. L. Gov Officer Dist 3 Puruni River Essequibo 1898 157 Wickham J. Overseer Pln Golden Fleece Essequibo 1898 157 Widdup Dr. J. C.P. Dist Med Off. E & W Canje Dists New Amsterdam 1898 157 Wieting Carl Partner Wieting & Richter Res; Carlton Hse Kingston 1898 157 Wieting & Richter Merchanat 46,47 Water St 1898 157 Wight P. C. Clerk Walter Bagot Water St 1898 157 Wight E. M. Accountant 45 High St Werk‐en‐Rust 1898 157 Wight Robert M. Clerk J.I.Chapman 28 Water St 1898 157 Williams J. P. Manager Guiana Match Factry Vreed‐en‐Hoop West Bank 1898 157 Willcocks E.J. R. Secretary Poor Law Commis. Broad St Charlestown 1898 157 Willcock Miss A. Millner 188 Waterloo St 1898 157 Wilkinson Chas. G. Clerk Collier & Sons New Amsterdam 1898 157 Wilkinson James Panboiler Pln Providence East Bank 1898 157 Williams F. D. Overseer Pln Le Ressouvenir East Coast 1898 157 Williams Dr. A. D. Dist Med Off. Tuschen House West Coast 1898 158 Williams A. H. Dept Registrar Pln Cane Grove Mahaica 1898 158 Williams E. A. Clerk Booker Bros & Co Water St 1898 158 Williams H. H. Manager Pln Sparta Essequibo Pg 2 of 4 Guyana / British Guiana Surnames Copyright 2008: S. Anderson, Genealogical Society "W" All Rights Reserved YR PG Last First Mid OCC Employer Address City/Area 1898 158 Williams Henry G. Secretary Guiana Rice CO Tower Hotel 1898 158 Williams H. S. Hd Overseer Pln Highbury Berbice 1898 158 Williams J. A. Painter High St New Amsterdam 1898 158 Williams J. H. Clerk Booker Bros & Co Water St 1898 158 Williams John Chemist Gov Laboratory Charlestown 1898 158 Williams Joseph Panboiler Pln Vriesland West Bank 1898 158 Williams L. Clerk Booker Bros & Co Water St 1898 158 Williams Rev. J. H. Curate All Saints Par. New Amsterdam Berbice 1898 158 Williams Rev. R. H. Curate St. Joseph's Port Mourant Berbice 1898 158 Williams S. K. Secretary Barima Gold Mining Water St 1898 158 Williams S. Asst Eng Demerara Railway Co West Coast 1898 158 Williams T. H. Clerk Gen Post Office 1898 158 Williams W. M. Stip Mag. Upp Demerara River 1898 158 Willis F. C.F. Druggists New North Rd 1898 158 Wills David Clerk S.E. Wills America St 1898 158 Wills Dr. Fred T. Med Pract. Regent St 1898 158 Wills J. L.A. Blacksmith 202 Charlotte St 1898 158 Wills S. E. Barrister America St 1898 158 Wilson E. Sailmaker Queen St 1898 158 Wilson Gilbert C. Reporter Daily Chronicle Main St 1898 158 Wilson J. C. Dist Postmaster Vreed‐en‐Hoop West Bank 1898 158 Wilson J. E. Teacher Maria Johanna Sch Wakenaam 1898 158 Wilson J. L. Cutter Rieck's Estab.
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