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DINZEY
Sabans crews on ships calling in Gustavia
Below, a sample of crew rolls with Sabans names on ships calling Gustavia between 1834 and 1860. Schooner « Duke of Skåne » belonging to the company « HADDOCKS & DINZEY« , 7th May 1834 A total of 8 crew, including 3 slaves belonging… Lire la suite ›
Le meurtre de Joseph RICHARDSON
L’histoire ci-dessous se passe à Gustavia en 1821. Elle est violente, non seulement car des hommes se battent au sabre, mais aussi et surtout, car elle montre les tensions entre les blancs et les noirs libres. Elle nous parle aussi… Lire la suite ›
The quarantine law
Robertina DINZEY, wife of Carl Johan RIDDERHYERTA, passed away on the 5th of June 1851 in Gustavia. An inventory of her belongings for the succession is done right away and finished at the end of december the same year. In… Lire la suite ›
The DINZEY shoe-box 5 – Eliza PETERSEN properties
Eliza PETERSEN, wife of Sir Richard DINZEY, died on the 08th of December 1886 in Gustavia. She was born in Sint-Eustatius on the 21st of April 1802. Below is the list of her properties prepared by her her son Richard Burton… Lire la suite ›
The DINZEY shoebox 3 – the baptisms
Richard DINZEY and Eliza PETERSEN had 8 children born in Gustavia, on the island of Saint-Barthelemy, here are their baptisms. Thomas DINZEY, born on the 16th of March 1825, he was baptized on the 11th of April of the same… Lire la suite ›
The DINZEY shoebox 1 – Richard DINZEY’s wedding
Eliza PETERSEN was born in Statia on the 21st of April 1802 from Peter PETERSEN and Susanna Heyliger MITCHELL. Her baptism took place on the 06th of August 1807 on the same island. Amongst the sponsors, we can notice John… Lire la suite ›
The DINZEY shoebox 2 – The day a Saban became Swedish
On the 12th of August 1819, Richard DINZEY, a successful merchant born on the tiny island of Saba on the 05th of June 1796, and residing on the then Swedish island of Saint-Barthelemy, became a Swedish subject. He was still a… Lire la suite ›
