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Haddo Pen Estate, Westmoreland, Jamaica

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This project covers the ancestry and descendants of the Haddo Pen Estate, Westmoreland, Jamaica. This is one of the individual plantation projects in the Jamaican Planters and Plantation series.

Summary

1811 - Haddo Pen registered to Forrest. Forrest, S., heirs of, Haddo 248 slaves/ 139 stock.

1833 - Haddo Pen registered to Forrest.

22nd Aug 1836 - 184 Enslaved - £3608 5S 3D - [2,157 acres].
Robert Russell -Unsuccessful claimant Charles Armstrong - Awardee. administrator: Ann Katherine Storer (née Hill) - Awardee. Anthony Gilbert Storer - Other association.

References, Resources, and Links

1811 Jamaica Almanac - 1810 Westmoreland Jamaica
Re: Haddo Pen estate, Westmoreland
Westmoreland 662 (Haddo Pen)
The Economics of Emancipation: Jamaica & Barbados, 1823-1843 By Kathleen Mary Butler, p. 166.
Jamaica, as it Was, as it Is, and as it May be By Bernard Martin Senior, Retired military officer, p. 285.