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Note that on this map, published c 1747, the Dickinson's property is located in Clarendon, rather than St Elizabeth, which is shown as extending westwards to include what are now the parishes of Westmoreland and Hanover; the parish of Manchester had not been created then either. This map seems to portray a deliniation of the parishes probably somewhat earlier than the date given for its publication.



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little known Jamaican facts
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Before Jamaica's colours became green, black and gold, they were green, blue and gold./my.history/green_blue_and_gold.html  more »
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Find out about Black Anglican clergy in 19th century Jamaicahttp://www.joyousjam.info/  more »
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Have a look at my Christmas in Jamaica site.http://joyousjamtoo.moonfruit.com  more »
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Meet some interesting Jamaicans on the History Month 2007 sitehttp://jamaicanhistorymonth2007.moonfruit.com/  more »
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I updated my site on the 1907 Kingston Earthquake which was ready for the 100th Anniversary on January 14, 2007.http://www.joyousjam.com/earthquake1907/index.html  more »
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Merry-go-rounds were once the popular 'craze' in Jamaicahttp://jamaicamerrygoround.moonfruit.com/  more »
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Go to a practice dancehttp://joyousjam.googlepages.com/practicedances  more »
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Meet the peripatus/my.history/peripatus_jamaicensis.html  more »
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