The Jamaica Evangelistic Mission Inc. was founded in 1876. Barracks Tabernacle, Aenon Town was built in 1938. 
| IMG # | SURNAME | Given Name | Died In |
| ClaBT16 | BAILEY | Dougal S. | 2000s |
| ClaBT20 | BRADY | Ronald | 2000s |
| ClaBT19 | BROWN | Adina | 2000s |
| ClaBT21 | BROWN | Ann | 2000s |
| ClaBT18 | BROWN | Zibbeon | 2000s |
| ClaBT17 | CAMMOCK-DWYER | Edith | 2000s |
| ClaBT15 | CHEN SHUE | Ethlind | 2000s |
| ClaBT12 | CLAYTON | Edwin | 1990s |
| ClaBT13 | CLAYTON | Lydora | 2000s |
| ClaBT03 | FEARON | Sylvia Maude | 2000s |
| ClaBT02 | FEARON | Wilbert David | 2000s |
| ClaBT09 | FISHER | Octavious S. | 1970s |
| ClaBT08 | FISHER | Olga Victoria | 2000s |
| ClaBT01 | HENRY | Junior Solomon, Pastor | 2000s |
| ClaBT24 | HENTON | Daniel Altemond | 1960s |
| ClaBT25 | HENTON | Jemima Irene | 1960s |
| ClaBT26 | JOHNSON | Alford | 1980s |
| ClaBT22 | LAWRENCE | Jethro | 1970s |
| ClaBT10 | LEWIS | John Leslie | 1970s |
| ClaBT11 | LEWIS | Mary Louise | 2000s |
| ClaBT14 | LEWIS | Phillip Dacosta | 2000s |
| ClaBT27 | LISPCOME | Rose | 1990s |
| ClaBT29 | LOVE | Cecelia | 2000s |
| ClaBT30 | MILLS | Wilbert | 2000s |
| ClaBT23 | SCOTT | Albertina | 1960s |
| ClaBT28 | SMITH | Ena | 1990s |
| ClaBT32 | TINGLE | Leonard George | 1980s |
| ClaBT31 | TINGLE | May | 1990s |
| ClaBT04 | WALLACE | Theodora | 2000s |
| ClaBT05 | WALLACE | William | 1990s |
| ClaBT06 | WILLIS | Gwythle E. Marion | 1980s |
| ClaBT07 | WILLIS | Leslie Haughton | 1980s |
Jamaican Ancestral Records 
Just a correction, Barrack Tabernacle is located in Aenon Town, Clarendon Jamaica, not St Ann. This is my grandmother’s church.
Many thanks for pointing out the error. This has now been corrected along with St Matthews Anglican in Aenon Town.
Good day, do you know of a Barracks Road Primary School in Clarendon?
Hi, I only see one located in Montego Bay, St James, Jamaica
My great grandmother and great grandfather were members of this church. They however were buried privately in a family plot to the rear of the family home which is a stone’s throw from the church. – Theodora and Robert Johnson.
Hi Tahir I’m Damian Fearon grandson to David and Wilbert Fearon whom are both buried in the Barracks Tabernacle church lott. Your grandmother and my grandmother Sylvia Fearon and Victoria Johnson are sisters. I recognized your name from the family tree. Hope we can meet one day.
My brother Ronald Brown was a member & also a Sunday school teacher there buried a little distance away by his home
I grew up in Barracks tabernacle Sunday school, and even got to preach in its famous pulpit during the pastorate of Horace Forbes.I cherish dearly all my memories of my childhood home church.