Alma Geraldine Rae lived all her life at 4th Avenue, Harts Gap, Christ Church. Mrs. Rae worked at the Marine Hotel in Hastings. She was married to Edmund Rae, whom she loved very much. Mother of one child, four grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren and five great,...
Rupert Sydney Springer, mighty man of valour was born in Cave Hill, St. Lucy on Wednesday, March 8, 1916 – a leap year – in the middle of WWI (1914-1918). His parents were the late George Christopher – “Chrissie punga” Springer and Miriam E. Springer nee Richards....
In her early years Gertude worked at Mount Wilton in the factory and later she went on to be a hawker where she retired. She has two daughters and four grandchildren.
Ethel Hoyte (nee Sargeant – also known by many as Mrs. Mayers) was born on November 27, 1913. She lived at Parris Hill, St. Joseph. She was a domestic worker (cooked for Pan Boilers at Andrews Factory for over 30 years). She was married to Gordon Hoyte who died in...
Edith Wilkinson was one of a twin born to Matilda Wilkinson and Samuel Kellman of Frizers, St. Joseph. She lived in the district until 1955, when she moved to Coconut Grove in the same parish, after her home was destroyed by Hurricane Janet. Ms. Wilkinson worked at...
