McCartney family tree, West Indies heritage, ancestors and descendents 18th century+


Families; McArtney, Richards

Families; Wilhelmina Arnold Richards, McArtney and Bayne


Thomas Edward Matthew McArtney with wife Ann Elizabeth Richards

Wilhelmina Arnold Richards with families Bayne and McArtney

Families; De Freitas, Ferraz and Byam

Celebration photograph on the engagement of Manuel Peter Gomes and Claudina Ferraz, Antigua, St John's, West Indies c1883

George I R Mendes

Victorine A De Freitas
George I R Mendes with family c1930s

 

 

 

 

George Ignatius Rodrigues Mendes married Victorine Agatha De Freitas

Victorine Agatha De Freitas c1915. At this time she was married to George Ignatius Rodrigues Mendes. She also features at a very young age (photo above)

George Ignatius Rodrigues Mendes in later years with wife Victorina Agatha (De Freitas) and children

Montserrat - early history. Original manuscript c1940s, auth: George Ignatius Rodrigues Mendes, Montserrat, West Indies

An original manuscript recording the early history of the Island of Montserrat (1688 to about 1700s) authored by GIR Mendes recently became available. It was written, probably progressively during the 1930s. He presents an account of early social, economic, political and military events during a tumultous early period of the island's colonisation. His analysis draws heavily on historic acts of various English soverigns and the English parliament.

The manuscript ends abruptly at the end of chapter 8, its likely that these pages had been temporarily mislaid, a small number of carbon copies of the document were made at the time and held by Mendes family members. Should they be traced some time in the future they will be incorporated into this document.

To read this document, click on the above menu (Montserrat - early history)
Montserrat - a modern history. Compiled by William G Innanen, 1998, Montserrat, West Indies

The family tree many more families of the West Indies overe this period ontserrat (1688 to about 1700s) authored by GIR Mendes recently became available. It was written, probably progressively during the 1930s. He presents an account of early social, economic, political and military events during a tumultous early period of the island's colonisation. His analysis draws heavily on historic acts of various English soverigns and the English parliament.

The manuscript ends abruptly at the end of chapter 8, its likely that these pages had been temporarily mislaid, a small number of carbon copies of the document were made at the time and held by Mendes family members. Should they be traced some time in the future they will be incorporated into this document.

To read this document, click on the above menu (Montserrat - a modern history)
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