On Sunday, August 18, 2002 at 3:29:01 AM UTC-4, JOHN BRASSELL wrote:

Has anyone found good genealogical resources for St Vincent? I am researching the Hackshaw line 1700-1900.
Thanks,
John

Hi My name is Kenrick
I am researching the Hackshaws in Trinidad and Tobago. My mother's name is Eugenia Hackshaw She died two weeks ago at 103 years she was born in 1913. Her father's name from our research was Clifton Hackshaw whose father was from Scotland.I am writing a
Book on my Mother and wish to find out more about her father's family who were jewelers in Trinidad.

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As regards Trinidad Hackshaws, is this enquiry connected with the family
of John Milton HACKSHAW (of St Julien VIllage, died 3 Nov 2005)? He was
part of, and researched, what he termed the "Amphy and Bashana Jackson Fraternity", more or less the community descended from the African
American refugees of the War of 1812 and today known generally as the Merikens/Merikins, but he was descended from John Harry Hackshaw,
"migrated from St Vincent for work at Bromage Sugar Factory". That
information is from JMH's book "Two Among Many: the genealogy of Bashana
Evins and Amphy Jackson", 1993 edition. In chapter 16 he listed all
the members of his Hackshaw family, but there is no mention of either a
Clifton or a Eugenia, so it may be that there are at least two separate Hackshaw family lines in Trinidad. From my conversations with JMH some
years ago, I have retained the impression that his research was very
broad and based on a very large number of personal interviews, so that
it would be surprising if he had actually neglected any other Hackshaws,
but his notes on any that he thought not connected with the Amphy and
Bashana Jackson family might have remained unpublished - I gathered at
one point that his research notes were left in the care of his family.

John Weiss (connected with the /Merikens/ community by marriage to
Althea McNish)
/http://www.mcnishandweiss.co.uk/history.html for notes on the American settlers of 1815-1816/

On 22/06/2017 19:13, [email protected] wrote:

On Sunday, August 18, 2002 at 3:29:01 AM UTC-4, JOHN BRASSELL wrote:

Has anyone found good genealogical resources for St Vincent? I am researching the Hackshaw line 1700-1900.
Thanks,
John

Hi My name is Kenrick
I am researching the Hackshaws in Trinidad and Tobago. My mother's name is Eugenia Hackshaw She died two weeks ago at 103 years she was born in 1913. Her father's name from our research was Clifton Hackshaw whose father was from Scotland.I am writing

a Book on my Mother and wish to find out more about her father's family who were jewelers in Trinidad.

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Good Morning All:

I do not believe in coincidences! Yesterday, Timothy Aiken told me he has Hayes roots in St. Vincent. I promised to ask the list for resources and tell him how to subscribe.

Tim, I blind copied your business address. Please write to Chris Codrington from a personal address if you prefer. Once you are subscribed, share with the list your grandmother’s full name, birthdate and date of arrival of Ellis Island. That record
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Chris Codrington, please help Tim to subscribe to the list.
John Brassell, please share what you find on St. Vincent resources.
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On Jun 22, 2017, at 2:13 PM, [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> wrote:

On Sunday, August 18, 2002 at 3:29:01 AM UTC-4, JOHN BRASSELL wrote:

Has anyone found good genealogical resources for St Vincent? I am researching the Hackshaw line 1700-1900.
Thanks,
John

Hi My name is Kenrick
I am researching the Hackshaws in Trinidad and Tobago. My mother's name is Eugenia Hackshaw She died two weeks ago at 103 years she was born in 1913. Her father's name from our research was Clifton Hackshaw whose father was from Scotland.I am writing

a Book on my Mother and wish to find out more about her father's family who were jewelers in Trinidad.

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Hello, I am just now finding this thread. I am of Hackshaw descent. My Grandfather was Conrad Hackshaw married to Millicent (Barnett) Hackshaw. From what I've been told, my grandfather's family (estranged) were jewellers in Port of Spain. I never met my
grandfather, he passed away in the early 70's, but I did my grandmother, she lived to be just shy of 105. She lived in San Jaun, Trinidad in the house my grandfather built on Cor' Don Miguel Rd. I have three half brothers, one deceased. All La Caille
family name. Our mother is still living and resides in England. She is one of four children from Conrad and Millicent. Only my mother and Aunt, the oldest the four siblings are living today.

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Hello... I am Tracy Hackshaw (Mr.) a direct descendant of the Hackshaws (Alister Ethel et al & the Tarquinis of Layan Hill, Belmont, Trinidad.

I stumbled upon this thread and am thoroughly intrigued.

I would be keen to find out more about the Hackshaws in the English speaking Caribbean.

Rgds

Tracy

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On Tuesday, February 27, 2018 at 5:24:00 PM UTC-5, [email protected] wrote:

Hello, I am just now finding this thread. I am of Hackshaw descent. My Grandfather was Conrad Hackshaw married to Millicent (Barnett) Hackshaw. From what I've been told, my grandfather's family (estranged) were jewellers in Port of Spain. I never met

my grandfather, he passed away in the early 70's, but I did my grandmother, she lived to be just shy of 105. She lived in San Jaun, Trinidad in the house my grandfather built on Cor' Don Miguel Rd. I have three half brothers, one deceased. All La
Caille family name. Our mother is still living and resides in England. She is one of four children from Conrad and Millicent. Only my mother and Aunt, the oldest the four siblings are living today.

Hi,
My Grandfather Henry L T Hackshaw owned a Jewelry store on Frederick st. Port of Spain.
Regards
Christine Hackshaw Healy

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On Thursday, June 22, 2017 at 2:13:08 PM UTC-4, [email protected] wrote:

On Sunday, August 18, 2002 at 3:29:01 AM UTC-4, JOHN BRASSELL wrote:

Has anyone found good genealogical resources for St Vincent? I am researching the Hackshaw line 1700-1900.
Thanks,
John

Hi My name is Kenrick
I am researching the Hackshaws in Trinidad and Tobago. My mother's name is Eugenia Hackshaw She died two weeks ago at 103 years she was born in 1913. Her father's name from our research was Clifton Hackshaw whose father was from Scotland.I am writing

a Book on my Mother and wish to find out more about her father's family who were jewelers in Trinidad.

Hi Kenrick,
My grandfather Henry L T Hackshaw owned a Jewelry Store on Frederick St. Regards,
Christine Hackshaw

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On Tuesday, February 27, 2018 at 5:24:00 PM UTC-5, [email protected] wrote:

Hello, I am just now finding this thread. I am of Hackshaw descent. My Grandfather was Conrad Hackshaw married to Millicent (Barnett) Hackshaw. From what I've been told, my grandfather's family (estranged) were jewellers in Port of Spain. I never met

my grandfather, he passed away in the early 70's, but I did my grandmother, she lived to be just shy of 105. She lived in San Jaun, Trinidad in the house my grandfather built on Cor' Don Miguel Rd. I have three half brothers, one deceased. All La
Caille family name. Our mother is still living and resides in England. She is one of four children from Conrad and Millicent. Only my mother and Aunt, the oldest the four siblings are living today.

Hi,
Just saw your post. My grandfather was Henry L T Hackshaw owner of the Hackshaw's Jewelers on Frederick st.
Do you know who Conrad's parents were?

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On Sunday, August 18, 2002 at 3:29:01 AM UTC-4, JOHN BRASSELL wrote:

Has anyone found good genealogical resources for St Vincent? I am researching the Hackshaw line 1700-1900.
Thanks,
John

Greetings John,

It is indeed a pleasure to come across this thread. I too am researching my Hackshaw lineage. My Father was John Milton Hackshaw (Trinidad).
My Great Great Grand Father was John Harry Hackshaw Sr., born in
Scotland (uk)
He migrated to St.Vincent. One of his Sons John Harry Jr migrated to Trinidad. I am about 95% certain that all Hackshaws in Trinidad are related, due to the fact that we all share that one common ancestor who originated in St.Vincent via Scotland. I have
made some interesting connections in the last couple of years or so. Maybe we can share notes.

Susan

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On Tuesday, February 27, 2018 at 5:24:00 PM UTC-5, [email protected] wrote:

Hello, I am just now finding this thread. I am of Hackshaw descent. My Grandfather was Conrad Hackshaw married to Millicent (Barnett) Hackshaw. From what I've been told, my grandfather's family (estranged) were jewellers in Port of Spain. I never met

my grandfather, he passed away in the early 70's, but I did my grandmother, she lived to be just shy of 105. She lived in San Jaun, Trinidad in the house my grandfather built on Cor' Don Miguel Rd. I have three half brothers, one deceased. All La
Caille family name. Our mother is still living and resides in England. She is one of four children from Conrad and Millicent. Only my mother and Aunt, the oldest the four siblings are living today.

Hello, I believe I am related to Millicent Hackshaw as well. I am researching my family tree and would like to know more about her. Would you be open to collaborating?

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