The following message is from a researcher I met at the LDS FHC about a week ago. Hopefully it will help some one on the list. Please let me know if anything here is of use to one of you. Best regards Bruce. Hi Bruce, Sorry it has taken me so long to get these to you. Below is list of what I've found. Source: Jacobites of the '15 by David Dobson GLASS: John, transported from Liverpool to Antigua on the "Scipio" 30.3.1716........................(SPC.1716.310) (CTB.31.204) SPC = Calendar of State Papers, America and the West Indies, HMSO CTB = Calendar of Treasury Books, HMSO Source: Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America 1625-1825 by David Dobson [This also includes the West Indies] Vol: I GLASS: William 16, Servant. Son of a tenant farmer - Stornaway. >From Stornaway to Philadelphia on the "Friendship" T. Jann. May 1774 (T47.12) = [Public Record Office, London (Treasury)] GLAS: William Bruce Born c1806, son of John GLAS, Stirling. Died 16 January 1825 St. Toolies(?) Estate, Jamaica. (TS) = [ The Scotsman] Vol: II GLASS: George In Trelawney parish, Cornwall County, Jamaica, appointed the Directors of the Bank of Scotland as his attornies in Great Britain. Subscribed in Trelawney, Jamaica, on 20 September 1790. Witness James Strode. (RD3..253.864) = [Register of Deeds, Edinburgh] GLASS: Rebecca In Kingston, Jamaica, appointed Mrs Jean Hume or Bryant, widow, as her attorney. Reference to William Bryant, deceased, Kingston, Jamaica, on 1 December 1785. Witnesses Charles Alder, merchant, and Faulkner Bristow, attorney, both in Kingston. (RD4.239.1064) = [Register of Deeds, Edinburgh] GLASS: William In St. Croix, Danish West Indies, eldest son of Rev Hugh GLASS, Kettle, Fife, and Elizabeth Arnot, appointed Alexander Towers as his attorney. Reference to Ann Arnot, wife of Thomas Arnot of Chappell, Fife, his aunt and sister of the deceased Sir William Arnot of Dalginch, Fife; Major Thomas Arnot, Royal Marines, eldest son of Anna Arnot. Subscribed in St. Croix on 21 December 1784. Witnesses John Towers, merchant in St. Croix and George Boyd, clerk. (RD3.244.530) = [Register of Deeds, Edinburgh] Source: The Bristol Registers of Servants Sent to Foreign Plantations 1654-1686 by Peter Wilson Coldham. Bruce, in this book there is a Robert GLASSE, merchant/mariner of Bristol, listed as Master of several Indentured Servants who were sent mainly to Barbados (where I am from) and Virginia as follows: 1. John Chilcot - tailor - 4 Yrs Barbados 2. James Sharland - labourer - 4 Yrs Barbados 3. John Lewis - labourer - 3 Yrs Barbados 4. Daniell Smith - tucker - 4 Yrs Barbados 5. Elizabeth Collins - spinster - 4 Yrs Barbados 6. John Edwards - yeoman - 6 Yrs Barbados 7. David Morgan - ..?.. - 4 Yrs Barbados 8. John Stillett ..?.. - 4 Yrs Barbados 9. William Selfe of Bradley - 4 Yrs Barbados 10. Peter Treble - yeoman - 4 Yrs Barbados 11. James Collins - cook - 4 Yrs Barbados 12. Zachary Wheton - ..?.. - 4 Yrs Barbados 13 Henry Powell on ship "Charles" - 4 Yrs Barbados 14. Hugh Williams " " - 4 Yrs Barbados 15. Joan Sandy...................................4 Yrs Virginia 16. Mary Sandy ................................4 Yrs Virginia I am wondering if Robert GLASSE owned a plantation at one time in Barbados seeing that he sent so many of his servants there. However, GLASS(E) was not a common name in Barbados and if he did own property there, he probably had a Manager and Overseer to look after it. In one of the Volumes of Wills and Administrations I have for Barbados there is one Glass name mentioned in the Will of: ROSS: Robert, planter St. Lucy's Parish, 15 July 1676 . Friend & countryman William Bayne & his bro Phillip Bayne; countryman John Glass, John Symson & his son Alexander Symson, & John Ross the tailor; if any of my bros or sisters chn shall come to Bdos as servants they shall be set free; cousins William Ross & his bro Thomas Ross - Xtrs. signed Robert Ross Wit: Samuell Manerick, Francis Hogane, Wm: Graves Proved 28 Nov 1678 Hope you will be able to make something of all of this. The Margaret Glass I mentioned to you who is looking for family in Trinidad lives in Australia. I will forward her post to the Caribbean List separately. All the best with your research and would be pleased to hear if any of the above links to someone on your Mailing List. Barrie Callinan.