John ross of berbice
NettetRevolutionary War Soldier. John Ross was the first husband of Betsy Ross. He married Elizabeth Griscom in 1773. Ross, like his wife, was an upholsterer. His father was … NettetJohn McCamon. 1825 [EA] - → Owner ... James Blair. Notes: Berbice - not yet traced in the slave compensation records, where James Blair's estates appear to have been …
John ross of berbice
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Nettet30. jun. 2024 · John Ross was later praised for his role in suppressing a slave rising in Berbice in 1814, after which six Africans were hung and beheaded. In 1834, he … NettetJohn Ross ('of Demerary') Ross (Boath) Ross (Cadboll) Mackenzie-Ross (Aldie) Hugh Gordon (Invercarron) Robert Douglas (Fyrish) Archibald Robertson (Kindeace) …
NettetJohn Ross ('of Demerary') Ross (Boath) Ross (Cadboll) Mackenzie-Ross (Aldie) Hugh Gordon (Invercarron) Robert Douglas (Fyrish) Archibald Robertson (Kindeace) Chisholm (Tullich, Kilmuir Easter) Roderick, Colin & Donald Young; Donald Aird; Highland Scots - Sutherland and Caithness. John Ross of Berbice (Golspie) John Ross (Brora) John … NettetJohn Ellis Ross III (born November 27, 1995) is an American football wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football at …
NettetJohn N. Ross (1920–2011), Irish solicitor and politician. John Ross (activist) (1938–2011), American author, journalist, and activist. John Ross (Victorian politician) … NettetMacQueen (Applecross) Donald and Archibald Macqueen were the sons of Jean (or Jane) Macrae of Inverinate, and Rev John Macqueen of Applecross [History of the Clan Macrae].Jean’s three brothers were planters in Demerara.. The first reference to a Macqueen in the colony is the return of an arrested runaway slave in 1804.. Donald …
NettetJohn McLennan (1787-1850) For family tree see John McLennan on Ancestry (subscription required). In 1817 John Maclennan was attorney for Hugh McCalmont's plantation Hope and Experiment [Nos 15 & 16], with its 286 slaves, on the west sea coast of Berbice. He owned 23 slaves himself, 12 male and 11 female - including two …
NettetIn 1763, the year of the Berbice slave rising, there were 88 plantations on the Berbice and 27 on the Canje. After the slave rising, however, the colony’s white population fell from … build operate and transfer agreement sampleNettetJohn Ross was resident in Berbice in 1817 when, as the owner of Plantation Cromarty on the Courentyne Coast, he made the return for 71 enslaved people [Berbice slave … build operate and ownNettetShown as owner of Plantation Cromarty in Berbice in 1818 and making his own registration then, tentatively identified through genealogical material on a daughter … crtl standardsNettetJohn McLennan (1787-1850) For family tree see John McLennan on Ancestry (subscription required). In 1817 John Maclennan was attorney for Hugh McCalmont's … build operate and transferNettetBorn Golspie, Sutherland 1782/3 and 'from an early age' active in British Guiana. Acting manager and then Chairman of the Caledonian Bank, established in Inverness in 1838. … crtl tp click pastebinNettet11. jun. 2024 · John Ross (1790-1866), chief of the American Cherokee Indians, headed his tribe during the saddest era in its history, when it was removed from its ancestral … build operate and transfer agreementNettetIn Berbice in 1808 John Bethune (Alness) married Margaret, second daughter of the late David Barry, of the island of Grenada [Lady's Magazine]. In 1828 a John Bethune, at … build operate own