http://svgancestry.com/index.php/alexander-anderson-caretaker-of-botanic-garden/ Helping you find your ancestors from the island of St. Vincent in the West Indies. Sat, 04 Feb 2012 23:54:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://svgancestry.com/index.php/alexander-anderson-caretaker-of-botanic-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-1158 Charlecote Tue, 21 Dec 2010 01:06:13 +0000 http://svgancestry.com/index.php/alexander-anderson-caretaker-of-botanic-garden/#comment-1158 This is a repeat comment in case the previous one was not accepted. William Gemmell Alves was baptpised in Swallowfield Berkshire England 2 Oct 1807, son of William Alves and Sarah Chandler Davidson (Search IGI, Alves UK, all events, 1750-1850) I'll leave it at that in case this comment also fails. The St Vincent background of his father was with Baillie Bannatyne and Co in the late 1780s and early 1790s. The Alves owned Carapan plantation. Charlecote This is a repeat comment in case the previous one was not accepted. William Gemmell Alves was baptpised in Swallowfield Berkshire England 2 Oct 1807, son of William Alves and Sarah Chandler Davidson (Search IGI, Alves UK, all events, 1750-1850) I’ll leave it at that in case this comment also fails. The St Vincent background of his father was with Baillie Bannatyne and Co in the late 1780s and early 1790s. The Alves owned Carapan plantation.
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]]> http://svgancestry.com/index.php/alexander-anderson-caretaker-of-botanic-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-1157 Charlecote Tue, 21 Dec 2010 01:02:12 +0000 http://svgancestry.com/index.php/alexander-anderson-caretaker-of-botanic-garden/#comment-1157 William Gemmell Alves was baptised at Swallowfield Berkshire England son of William Alves and Sarah Chandler Davidson on 2 Oct 1807. (see IGI Alves, all events UK) William Alves had been in St Vincent between about 1786 and the mid 1790s, as a partner of his elder brother, Archibald, George Baillie, George Inglis, and William Bannatyne trading as Baillie, Bannatyne and Co. The Alveses owned Carapan plantation in St Vincent, but they shifted their interest to Demerara and Berbice in the mid 1790s. William seems to have been involved in the defence of St Vincent. By the 1820s he had leased Enham Place, Andover, Hants, originally built fo rthe Dewars of St Kitts. He died in 1835, possibly in London, possibly in Andover. William Gemmell Alves was baptised at Swallowfield Berkshire England son of William Alves and Sarah Chandler Davidson on 2 Oct 1807. (see IGI Alves, all events UK) William Alves had been in St Vincent between about 1786 and the mid 1790s, as a partner of his elder brother, Archibald, George Baillie, George Inglis, and William Bannatyne trading as Baillie, Bannatyne and Co. The Alveses owned Carapan plantation in St Vincent, but they shifted their interest to Demerara and Berbice in the mid 1790s. William seems to have been involved in the defence of St Vincent. By the 1820s he had leased Enham Place, Andover, Hants, originally built fo rthe Dewars of St Kitts. He died in 1835, possibly in London, possibly in Andover.

]]> http://svgancestry.com/index.php/alexander-anderson-caretaker-of-botanic-garden/comment-page-1/#comment-1156 Charlecote Tue, 21 Dec 2010 01:02:08 +0000 http://svgancestry.com/index.php/alexander-anderson-caretaker-of-botanic-garden/#comment-1156 William Gemmell Alves was baptised at Swallowfield Berkshire England son of William Alves and Sarah Chandler Davidson on 2 Oct 1807. (see IGI Alves, all events UK) William Alves had been in St Vincent between about 1786 and the mid 1790s, as a partner of his elder brother, Archibald, George Baillie, George Inglis, and William Bannatyne trading as Baillie, Bannatyne and Co. The Alveses owned Carapan plantation in St Vincent, but they shifted their interest to Demerara and Berbice in the mid 1790s. William seems to have been involved in the defence of St Vincent. By the 1820s he had leased Enham Place, Andover, Hants, originally built fo rthe Dewars of St Kitts. He died in 1835, possibly in London, possibly in Andover. William Gemmell Alves was baptised at Swallowfield Berkshire England son of William Alves and Sarah Chandler Davidson on 2 Oct 1807. (see IGI Alves, all events UK) William Alves had been in St Vincent between about 1786 and the mid 1790s, as a partner of his elder brother, Archibald, George Baillie, George Inglis, and William Bannatyne trading as Baillie, Bannatyne and Co. The Alveses owned Carapan plantation in St Vincent, but they shifted their interest to Demerara and Berbice in the mid 1790s. William seems to have been involved in the defence of St Vincent. By the 1820s he had leased Enham Place, Andover, Hants, originally built fo rthe Dewars of St Kitts. He died in 1835, possibly in London, possibly in Andover.

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