On Monday, March 10, 2003 at 12:03:31 AM UTC-5, Marie wrote:

Hello Listers,

It has been quite some time since I have posted my Jamaican surnames
of interest.

SNAITH - Two relatives, John and George William arrived in Jamaica
1794. Many descendants of this large family. Many have still not been identified. In 1796 associated with Highfield Mountain estate,
Clarendon. In 1870's family owned Greenwall Sugar Plantation in St.
David's. This is my main research line. The following surnames are
collateral to the SNAITH line in Jamaica.

BURRELL - Associated with Burberry plantation. John BURRELL m. Suzanna
KING in 1777. They had 12 children. Second born child, Anne Hoyle
BURRELL m. John SNAITH in 1796. Burrell's were in Jamaica since
1690's.

KIRKLAND - Moses was one of the Loyalists. Some of the KIRKLANDS
married into the following lines: LIVINGSTON, MACDONALD, HART, SNAITH, OSTERLAND, BRUCE, COOKE.

HARRISON - James, arrived JA. about 1846. Was custos of St. Thomas.
Died in 1904. Father's name was actually James WALLACE. James HARRISON
was the illegitimate son of [unknown HARRISON] and James WALLACE.

WALLACE - James. After the illegitimate birth of son James HARRISON,
he did marry an Anna Maria BROOKS in Jamaica. She died in 1834. No
children born of this union. Anna Maria had a sister named Charlotte
BROOKS who died in 1833 in Jamaica.

MACDERMOTT - Dr. Charles Henry - mid 1800's.

PAGE - Dr. Robert - arrived in Jamaica mid 1700's.

HART - Juliana of St. Andrews m. William Pitt KIRKLAND, son of Moses,
1818.

DENT - George Fowler m. Emily Mary Danvers SNAITH ca. 1870. He was the
son of Charles Calmady DENT and a Lady Selina HASTINGS. Some how
connected to the SHILLINGFORD family of Jamaica through marriage.

THORBURN(E) - a distant collateral connection to SNAITH through the
BURRELL line.

WILLIAMS - Frances m. John Reid SNAITH 1837 Clarendon.

SANDS - Margaret m. Charles Alfred SNAITH ca 1870ish. Produced one
child, William.

SLADER - Charles Gresham m. Juliana Matilda SNAITH.

O'SULLIVAN - William m. Edith SNAITH ca. 1880-90. He was drowned while
she was pregnant with their 8th child. It is believed she died shortly
after giving birth as all 8 children were split up amongst the SNAITH
and FOWLER families to raise. Children's names include: Charlton,
Jocelyn, Cyril, Kathleen, Edith, Evadne, Corita, and last child's name
is not known.

My hope is that some of these surnames may appear in another
researchers line and that he/she will contact me. In most cases I have
more information that I will gladly share. In others, I am hoping that
you may have some information that could provide me with clues for
further research.

Thank you for your time.

Marie Snaith

Hi There I am trying to find relative of James Wallace equire who married Anna Marie Brooks. Both Anna Marie and her sister were buried in the cemetary of the st Andrew parish church Jamaica. Their head stones can be could at memorial ID 120077563.

Anna Marie Brooks inherited some drawings done by Joseph Smith of our community in Jamaica. I am doing a project on my community and would like to see what the community looked like and if there were any drawings of her, her sister charolette and her
cousins John Smith and Joseph Smith as well as what the Salisbury Plain Estate/ Plantation looked like back then.

James Wallace would have had those drawings. if anyone knows of these drawings please email me at lyssaann2@yahoo.com.

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