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Guyana / British Guiana Genealogical Society Surname Guyana / British Guiana Surname Copyright 2008: S. Anderson, Genealogical Society "H" All Rights Reserved YR PG Last First Mid OCC Employer Address City/Area 1898 110 Hall J. H. Blacksmith Nonpariel Hotel New Amsterdam 1898 110 Haley J. C. Overseer Pln Berbice 1898 110 Haly James S. Secretary Boeraairie Water Supp Pln Vergenoegen WC Demerara 1898 110 Hamburg Syndicate Ltd. Proprietors Pln Hamburg Tiger Island Essequibo 1898 110 Hamilton C. B. Receiver Gen. Public Bldgs 1898 110 Hamilton Geo. Compositor 268 Thomas St 1898 110 Hamilton J. V. Sicknurse Pln Vryheid's Lust East Coast 1898 110 Hamlet R. A. Schoolmaster Nismes Wesleyan Sch West Bank 1898 110 Hamley E. C. Mang. Dir. B.G. Bank Robb St 1898 110 Hampden T. A. Manufacturer Soda Water, J.D. Alty Co Main St 1898 110 Hampton Court Est. Co Proprietors Pln Hampton Crt Essequibo 1898 110 Hanlon John F.L. Druggist Peter's Hall Front East Bank Demerara 1898 110 Hannays G.E. L. Solicitor Bush Lot Essequibo 1898 110 Hannays G. S. Bldg. Contr. 25 Princess St 1898 110 Hannays Miss D. Dressmaker 25 Princess St 1898 110 Harcourt H. F. Hd Overseer Pln Versailles West Bank 1898 110 Hardie C. M. Overseer Pln Success East Coast 1898 110 Hardings J. S. Schoolmaster Stanleyville Wes. Sch Mahaicony Crk 1898 110 Hardy James M. Overseer Pln Friends Berbice 1898 110 Harel E. L. Overseer Pln Diamond East Bank 1898 110 Harel P. C. Comm. Tax. Land of Plenty Essequibo 1898 110 Harel R. G. Overseer Pln Ogle East Coast 1898 110 Harewood C. Clerk G. Bettencourt & Co Water St 1898 110 Harewood W. F. Schoolmaster Manaica Wes Sch 1898 110 Hargreeaves T. S. Secretary Inst of Mines/ Forests Hadfield St 1898 110 Harlwood James Sarafield Mahaica 1898 110 Harper G. F. Tinsmith Regent st 1898 110 Harper J. Carpenter High St. New Amsterdam 1898 110 Harragin W. C. Stip Magistrate Corentyne Coast Dist 1898 110 Harry J. Carter Catechist St. Swithin's West Bank Demerara River 1898 110 Harris F. W. Clerk D.W.A. McKinnon & Co Strand New Amsterdam 1898 110 Harris Jas H. Coppersmith 155 N Market St 1898 110 Harris N.A. R. Bookkeeper Pln Everton Berbice 1898 110 Harris Robert J. Clerk Luigi Psalla Water St 1898 110 Harris Miss S. A. E. Dressmaker 244 N Market St 1898 110 Harris Thomas Butcher Bourda Market 1898 110 Harris W.F.B. Clerk Sproston Dock & Foundry Charlestown 1898 111 Harrison Alex. Clerk Collier & Sons Camp St 1898 111 Harrison John B. Chemist Gov. Laboratory Charlestown 1898 111 Harrison J.S. de B. Officer Customs House Public Bldgs 1898 111 Harrison Wm. T. Clerk Newtown Grocery Croal St 1898 111 Hart E. Wharfinger Colonial Company Water St 1898 111 Hart G. M. Clerk Booker Bros & Co 1, 2 Water St 1898 111 Hart J. Clerk Georgetown Tramways Co La Penitence 1898 111 Hart Joseph Bookkeeper A.F. Comacho New Amsterdam 1898 111 Hart W. E. Dist Postmaster Suddie Essequibo 1898 111 Hartley Rev. Dr. H. Consul Rep. of Liberia 1898 111 Hartman J. Fred Teacher Lutheran Sch, Maria Henrietta Berbice 1898 111 Harvey Francis G. Civ. Eng. Pln Le desir Demerara River 1898 111 Hervey Thos H. Carpenter Carmichael St 1898 111 Hasting P. J. Bricklayer Johanna Cecilia Essequibo 1898 111 Hatton Thos. H. Carpenter Carmichael St 1898 111 Hawtayne Geo. H. Admin. Gen Waterloo St 1898 111 Hawtayne G. N. Clerk Surgeon Gen. Office Croal St 1898 111 Hawtayne Lionel Barrister Croal St 1898 111 Haydon D. Clerk City Emporium Water St 1898 111 Hay C. R. Bookkeeper M.J. Lopez & Son Water St Werk‐en‐Rust 1898 111 Hay John W. Dept. Mgr. Pln Philadelphia West Coast 1898 111 Hays James Sicknurse Pln Herstelling East Bank 1898 111 Hayley A. C. Clerk Magistrate's Office Suddie 1898 111 Hayley Wm. Clerk Town Supt. Office High St. 1898 111 Haynes E. Dist Postmaster Hyde Park Upp. Demerara River 1898 111 Haynes F. H. Mason 113 N Market St Pg 1 of 4 Guyana / British Guiana Surname Copyright 2008: S. Anderson, Genealogical Society "H" All Rights Reserved YR PG Last First Mid OCC Employer Address City/Area 1898 111 Haynes James Letterer Jas. Smith & Co High St. 1898 111 Haynes R. Clerk Simpson & Allan Water St 1898 111 Haynes T. B. Supt. Georgetown Prison 1898 111 Haynes W. Druggist Light St Albert town 1898 111 Hazlewood A. B. Master RC School, Abram Zuill Essequibo 1898 111 Headecker C. A. Clerk S.Davson & Co Strand New Amsterdam 1898 111 Heard Ven Walter Rector All Saint's Parish New Amsterdam Berbice 1898 111 Hemery Percy Asst. Rec. Gen New Amsterdam Berbice 1898 111 Henery L. E. Overseer Pln Leonora West Coast 1898 111 Henery W. C. Overseer Pln Met‐en‐Meer‐Zorg West Coast 1898 111 Henderson C. H. Bookkeeper Collier & Sons Camp St 1898 111 Henderson J. B. Clerk Pub. Works Dept. Kingston 1898 112 Henderson O T. Clerk Gov. Land Dept Public Bldgs 1898 112 Henderson T. E. Inspector County Police Insp. New Amsterdam 1898 112 Hendricks C. Sicknurse Pln Success & Henrietta Leguan 1898 112 Hendricks R.J. P. Barrister High St. 1898 112 Hendricks W.A. D. Cent. Stationary Store Res 81 Duke St Kingston 1898 112 Hendy C. L. Clerk Prison Dept, Warehouse Lombard St 1898 112 Hendy Joseph Compositor Queenstown 1898 112 Hendy W. A. Asst Clerk Onderneeming Sch. Essequibo 1898 112 Henry J. Good Hope Essequibo 1898 112 Henriques F. Baker Three Friends Essequibo 1898 112 Henriques J. G. Clerk Diego Gomes Strand New Amsterdam 1898 112 Henriques M. J. Clerk Wm. Fogarty Water St 1898 112 Henriques T. X. Druggist Reliance Front Essequibo 1898 112 Henry J. A. Clerk Booker Bros & Co Water St 1898 112 Henry James Panboiler Pln Wales & Belle Vue West Bank 1898 112 Henry J. G. Clerk Booker Bros & Co 1,2 Water St 1898 112 Henry P. T. Clerk Simpson & Allan Water St 1898 112 Henry Samuel J. Catechist St. Patrick's Parish Berbice 1898 112 Henry W. H. Clerk Virtue & Coy Water St 1898 112 Henry Wilson Catechist St. Saviour's Parish Berbice 1898 112 Herbert Reginald F. De C. Manager Pln Eliza & Mary Berbice 1898 112 Hercules M. Teacher Catechist, Pln Mars Berbice 1898 112 Hercules Nathaniel Schoolmaster St. Stephen's Ang. Richmond Hill Leguan 1898 112 Herlot T.H. P. Chemist Pln. Albion Berbice 1898 112 Hering W P. Druggist Cor Camp & Church Sts 1898 112 Hescott Alex. Sicknurse Pln Wales West Bank 1898 112 Hewick J. E. Police Magist. Georgetown 1898 112 Hewlings Miss Annie J.P. Teacher Better Hope Sch. Vryheid's Llust East Coast 1898 112 Heydon John Overseer Pln Vryheid's Lust East Coast 1898 112 Heyliger C. Dist Postmaster Beterverwagting East Coast 1898 112 Heyliger E. Bookkeeper Rieck's Estab. Water St 1898 112 Heyliger T. G. Grantholder 11 Aroabische Coast Essequibo 1898 112 Heymoure H. C. Overseer Pln Versailles West Bank 1898 112 Hick Edward Overseer Pln Mara Berbice 1898 112 Hicken A. A. Clerk S.Davson & Co New Amsterdam 1898 113 Hicken Chas. A. Panboiler Pln Everton Berbice 1898 113 Hicken Edgar Clerk J.L. Chapman 28 Water St 1898 113 Hicken G. Jr. Town Clerk New Amsterdam 1898 113 Hicken J. N. Officer Customs House Berbice 1898 113 Hicks B. Mast. Pilot Berbice 1898 113 Hieland J. Bricklayer Stanleytown Berbice 1898 113 High St. Livery Stables Business 7,8 High St 1898 113 Highbury Estate Co. Proprietors Pln Highbury Berbice 1898 113 Highwood Rev. J. Incumbant St. Stephen's Cane Grove Mahaica 1898 113 Hill A. H. Clerk Treas. Dept Public Bldgs 1898 113 Hill D.Y. C. Dept Rec Gen Treas. Dept Public Bldgs 1898 113 Hill James Clerk La Penitence Wood Co 1898 113 Hill J. C. Overseer Pln Annandale East Coast 1898 113 Hill J. K.D. Accountant Registrar's Office Victoria Law Courts 1898 113 Hill John S. Manager BG Mutual Fire Ins Res Parade St Kingston 1898 113 Hill J. R. Clerk Police Dept Brickdam Pg 2 of 4 Guyana / British Guiana Surname Copyright 2008: S. Anderson, Genealogical Society "H" All Rights Reserved YR PG Last First Mid OCC Employer Address City/Area 1898 113 Hill L. B. Clerk Govt Land Dept Public Bldgs 1898 113 Hill L. M. Superintendant Town Hall, High St Res N Garden St Bourda] 1898 113 Hill M. D. Clerk Admin Gen Office Victoria Law Courts 1898 113 Hill P.H. R. Asst Magistrate Police Dept Parade St Kingston 1898 113 Hill R. A. Gold Dig Agent Hinck St 1898 113 Hill Rowland Friends Berbice 1898 113 Hill Thomas D. Clerk Donald Currie & Co Water St 1898 113 Hill W. Good Hope Essequibo 1898 113 Hinckson Joseph Cl Echo Office America St 1898 113 Hinds James C. Dist Registrar Windsor Forest Upp Canje Crk Berbice 1898 113 Hinds R. J. Compositor Kitty Village 1898 113 Hinds W. H. Proprietors Echo Newspaper 9 America St 1898 113 Hing Cheong & Co Merchants 1 to 4 Lombard St Charlestown 1898 113 Hing Chow Wai Partner Hing Cheong & CO 1,3 Lombard St Charlestown 1898 113 Hing M. U. Goldsmith 29 Cornhill St Charlestown 1898 113 Hing Young Sun Clerk Hing Cheong & CO Lombard St 1898 113 Hiorth L. Smith Hd Overseer Pln Anna Regina Essequibo 1898 113 Hiscocks T. Clerk Booker Bros & Co Water St 1898 113 Ho‐a‐Hing Merchants 13 Water St Res; Hong Kong New Amsterdam 1898 113 Ho‐a‐Hing Benjamin Clerk Ho‐a‐Hing Water St 1898 114 Ho‐a‐Hing Joseph Clerk Ho‐a‐Hing Strand New Amsterdam 1898 114 Hobbs Ebenezar Manager Aerated Water Fac Demerara Ice House 1898 114 Ho‐Chun E.
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