Cindy, Some more references. Thanks for the comment on John La Grenade [others would be very welcome!]. One of my interests is the same - the flow of people from Galloway and NW England to the WI. John ST VINCENT: Le Gall, John, Esq, nd: JleG of St V marr a daughter of Dr Allan Maclean of Ayr & Isle of Mull; Le G not buried at Ayr - merely ref at Ayr [Ayr Auld Kirk MI]. Beattie, John, died 6 Feb 1804 age 21 'at Clare Valley, St V'; son of James B in Todhillwood [Canonbie Ch MI]. Robson, Christopher, died 16 May 1832 age 26 'on the Bostock Park Estate, St Vincent'; son of Arthur R [d June 1820 at Glinzierhall age 6..] [Canonbie Ch MI]. Alexander, James, died 29 May 1878 age 40 'late of St V'; son of Jas A, cabinet maker, Troon [d 27.10.67 age 76] [Fullarton Ch MI]. Calvert, John, died 1803 age 25 'at St Vincent'; son of John Calvert [d 12.1.1822 age 71] [Lancaster Par Ch MI]. McClean, James, died 12 July 1840 age 54 in St Vincent; son of James McC, farmer in Low Auchneel [d 15.3.1847 age 68] [Leswalt Ch MI]. Wilson, Thomas, died 30 July 1801 age 19 'at St Vincents'; son of Walter W of Cullate, Moffat [d 29. 3.1809 age 72] [Moffat Ch MI]. Maitland, George, died Sept 1809 age 49 in the island of St Vincent; son of Patrick Maitland 'late at Garthland' [d 17.8.1791 age 73] [Stoneykirk Ch MI]. Roy, Andrew, died 29 July 1871 age 32 'at St Vincent'; son of James R [d 12.7.1892]; bro David = Post Messenger to Straiton, Kirkmichael & Maybole [Straiton Ch MI]. McMillan, Daniel, died 1830c age 28 in St Vincent, WI; son of John McM [d 13.1.1835 age 88]; bro John = draper, Newcastle upon Tyne [d 5.7.1838 age 33 Whithorn] [Whithorn Ch MI]. Campbell, John [Mrs], gave birth to a son at St Vincent 1846 [Wigtown Free Press 1846; 12/03 1f]. Mackenzie, W, died 1863 at 'Kingston, St Vincent' [WFP 1863; 09/04 4g] ----- Original Message ----- From: "cindy kilgore" <minke@wcvt.com> To: <CARIBBEAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 12:32 AM Subject: medical & old deaths > ... John, thank you for posting these deaths in Grenada from your > Scottish notes. I've been trying to pinpoint the number of > Dumfries-Galloway-Ayr crowd heading towards St. Vincent to Grenada for > awhile and these really help. Thanks. Just for a bit of trivia - John > La Grenade's father, Louis, was the first planter to have nutmegs > although a "white" planter was later given credit in 1843.