> Cheryl, Cheryl, this ain't no skirmish going on on St. Vincent! Do yourself a favour and purchase Shepherd's History of the Island of St. Vincent; you'll get the whole bloody scene. My office is too much of a mess to find the book and give you the details but I can think of a dozen folks on this List reading this that can give out the ISBN, etc., a lot faster than I can organize this mess. And oh, the luggage arrived this afternoon - will get a bagatelle out tomorrow. Promise to be a short one for those not Vincys. And thanks Jim C., there's a packet waiting me at the post office. Keep an eye on the mail, yourself. best wishes all, Cod, you still with us, man? (just checkin). Cindy > Nevilla, > > I have a Robert Wynne Oliver who died of wounds at Barrouallie in St > Vincent > on Aug 18, 1795. This info comes from Kingstown, St Vincent St George's > Cathedral burial transcripts. His death came five months after the > death of > Carib chief Chatoyer on March 14, 1795. He may have been wounded in a > British skirmish of some sort aimed at crushing the Caribs > completely. The > Caribs finally surrendered in June 1796 and were dispossessed of all > their > agricultural lands. They were later exiled to Roatan. > > Cheryl