Jamaicanos en Cuba
SEARCHING FOR YOUR FAMILY IN CUBA
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3 October 2014 01:56
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anne@executiveoasis.com
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josrichards@ymail.com, Richardsrichards.joseloy@gmail.com
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Your
article was posted on Facebook. It is of keen interest to me as my
grandfather Everard Thornley spent time in Cuba as a young man. He died in
1924. I really have also wanted to get information about him and what he did
there before returning to Jamaica. He was also known as Stanley
Thornley.
Do you
see any information about him or know where I can get it?
http://jamaicanosencuba.blogspot.ca/2012/03/first-three-hundred-jamaican-immigrants.html?m=1
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Joanni Davis
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2 October 2014 10:18
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To:
richardsrichards.joseloy@gmail.com
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Joanni Davis ha
dejado un nuevo comentario en su entrada "THE FIRST THREE HUNDRED JAMAICAN IMMIGRANTS
IN CUB...":
Hola Laura,
Me llama la atención su comentario sobre su decendencia Wynter. El apellido
materno de mi bisabuelo era Wynter. Me gustaria corresponder contigo para
saber si tenemod alguna conexión. Mi investigación genealógica ha conectado
mis Wynter a mediado de 1800 en Jamaica. Mi correo electrónico es missbecca_912@hotmail.com. Espero saber de ti.
J
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Russ Morgan
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22 August 2014 19:56
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To: richardsrichards.joseloy@gmail.com
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Hello
Mr. Richards,
I
came across your blog today, Jamaicanosencuba, and was very delighted to
get this information. I too have a history in Cuba as my maternal
grandparents moved to Camaguey from Jamaica somewhere around 1920. They
went separately, met there, married and had their 3 children there, to include
my mother, and eventually moved back to Jamaica.
As a
younger man I didn't have the foresight to ask my grandmother questions
while she was alive. My interest in my roots have piqued and I was hoping
you could possibly furnish any information you might be able to find.
My
grandfather's name was Egbert Russell Pryce. My grandmother's maiden name
was Rachel Matilda South. My mother, Hyacinth Rose Pryce was born in
Camaguey on March 21, 1925. Luckily she is still alive but doesn't know or
recall why my grandparents went to Cuba. They left there when my mother was
5.
Anything
you could help me with would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Russell
Morgan
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