St. Vincent and the Grenadines Genealogy
June 4, 2011 // 7 Comments
Most people with family ties to St. Vincent & the Grenadines know how difficult it is to find information of genealogical value off or on the island. Decades of poor record-keeping and very little indexing of available documents in island repositories make the situation even worse. Fortunately, SVGAncestry has done some of the footwork for you and can help jump-start genealogy research on your Vincentian roots. You won’t find another online resource like this one with dozens of record lists going way back into the island chain’s history. On this website you’ll find thousands of names of individuals who were born, married, or died in St. Vincent, along with up to date information about where to find more records to help your family history research.
Photos: Alexander or John Humphreys AKA Sargano “Alicamousa” The Lion Tamer, born in St. Vincent in 1859.
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