Ok so i came across all these family names who i knew and grew up knowing as a child. My family name was Robb who ran a grocery store close to the Chins grocery store opposite the Anglican Church and near Aenon Town primary as was known then. My grandfather Leslie Robb died then family moved to Kingston. We were associated with the McDonalds, knew the Halls , Lindos. So if anyone reading this is from this area please get in touch. My teacher was Tapper.
On the off chance that you may read this…….my mother was Irene Agatha Moses, she was married to George Samuel Moses (commonly known as “Ronny”). The family moved to the UK in the 1950’s but Irene Moses moved back to Aenon town in the early 1970’s. I met Mr Chin at his shop (after mom died) and I also met Mr Fagan who owned a little shop in Thached Walk….a shock for him since the last time he had seen me I was 4 years old!!
I Knew your mother and father very well. My parents took me to Small Heath, (Birmingham) England in the early 1960’s. They were friends with your parents, and we would visit you guys sometimes on Sundays. Not sure but I think it was somewhere in the vicinity of that baked bean factory that was in Handsworth. I am Raphael, son of Vincent and Celestina Callum, I know I have seen you at least once. After my father died, we also moved back to Jamaica in the 1970s before your mother. When she got there your mom and my mother hooked up again until her passing. My mother is 98 and still living in AT. Wanting to research Jamaica’s Department of statistics, University of Wales (have thorough record of Penrhyn once owned by the Lindo’s) and there is repository in Utah that have thorough census records of the area.
If you remember me you would know as Raphael, we lived in Small Heath
I am also very familiar with all the family mentioned above including the Robbs.
Jamaican Ancestral Records 
Doris May Brown died in 1990s, and Bell Brown Grant
Ok so i came across all these family names who i knew and grew up knowing as a child. My family name was Robb who ran a grocery store close to the Chins grocery store opposite the Anglican Church and near Aenon Town primary as was known then. My grandfather Leslie Robb died then family moved to Kingston. We were associated with the McDonalds, knew the Halls , Lindos. So if anyone reading this is from this area please get in touch. My teacher was Tapper.
On the off chance that you may read this…….my mother was Irene Agatha Moses, she was married to George Samuel Moses (commonly known as “Ronny”). The family moved to the UK in the 1950’s but Irene Moses moved back to Aenon town in the early 1970’s. I met Mr Chin at his shop (after mom died) and I also met Mr Fagan who owned a little shop in Thached Walk….a shock for him since the last time he had seen me I was 4 years old!!
I Knew your mother and father very well. My parents took me to Small Heath, (Birmingham) England in the early 1960’s. They were friends with your parents, and we would visit you guys sometimes on Sundays. Not sure but I think it was somewhere in the vicinity of that baked bean factory that was in Handsworth. I am Raphael, son of Vincent and Celestina Callum, I know I have seen you at least once. After my father died, we also moved back to Jamaica in the 1970s before your mother. When she got there your mom and my mother hooked up again until her passing. My mother is 98 and still living in AT. Wanting to research Jamaica’s Department of statistics, University of Wales (have thorough record of Penrhyn once owned by the Lindo’s) and there is repository in Utah that have thorough census records of the area.
If you remember me you would know as Raphael, we lived in Small Heath
I am also very familiar with all the family mentioned above including the Robbs.
Nice seeing familiar names on here!!
Hello,
did you ever use the bibles in this church?
Hello there,
Did you attend this church and use their bibles?