Wednesday 19 January 2022
Tuesday 23 April 2013
The Final Transfer of Assets from Barbados to Bevis Marks, London
On 6 May 1869, only 8 contributing members of the Kaal ( the congregation) remained resident on the Island ( This is not saying there were only eight Jews on the Island - there were more, but they were not members of the Kaal)
These remaining eight were:
Michael Berber Isaacs
Joshua Levi
Solomon Berber Isaaca
Jacob Lindo
Benjamin Lobo
Daniel Lobo
Benjamin Cohen d' Azevedo
Edward S Daniels
The Legislature of Barbados allowed that six trustees be appointed, empowered to convey the property to the London Congregation (Bevis Marks) for its own uses.
cf. Deeds Registry, Bridgetown, Volume 337, folo 895 et seq. dated 22 July 1905
also Volume 106 of 'Powers' (of attorney folio 420 et seq.)
The Sale to Mr Yearwood ( the gentleman responsible for the partial destruction of the graveyard) is recorded in the Deeds registry Vol 513, folio 294
These remaining eight were:
Michael Berber Isaacs
Joshua Levi
Solomon Berber Isaaca
Jacob Lindo
Benjamin Lobo
Daniel Lobo
Benjamin Cohen d' Azevedo
Edward S Daniels
The Legislature of Barbados allowed that six trustees be appointed, empowered to convey the property to the London Congregation (Bevis Marks) for its own uses.
cf. Deeds Registry, Bridgetown, Volume 337, folo 895 et seq. dated 22 July 1905
also Volume 106 of 'Powers' (of attorney folio 420 et seq.)
The Sale to Mr Yearwood ( the gentleman responsible for the partial destruction of the graveyard) is recorded in the Deeds registry Vol 513, folio 294
Monday 22 April 2013
Historical Photos of the Graveyard, and other pictures
Cemetery B showing rubble removed from the graveyard.
More images of cemetery B. Most burials in this section had no tombstones.
Looking N over the restored graveyard A.
The graveyard A as it appeared in the 1950s.
Graveyard A, 1950's
Graveyard A,1950's. Most of the original tombstones are underground.
Same view c. 2003
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