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    Jean Agatha Forde

    Jean Agatha Forde was born on the 22nd September 1942 at Triopaths in St. Andrew, Barbados. War was raging in Europe and the Pacific, but they were not affected by this. She grew up in a safe and hardworking environment. Very little food was imported into the island, and what was would not have reached her…

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Latest comments:

  1. Dorothy Hauswedell Whittembury on Jean Agatha Forde

    I wonder if all 7 of my mats, different sizes, and with me for well over 60 years, were made…

  2. Andrew Gibbs on Jean Agatha Forde

    What an excellent and interesting article. I love reading about these unsung heroes. I certainly remembered the mats and always…

  3. Jim Webster on The Printed Maps of Barbados – Part 1: 1500s – 1700

    Bob, I have a copy of the Hapcott map which I can send you, jim

  4. Bob Cumberbatch on The Printed Maps of Barbados – Part 1: 1500s – 1700

    Hi Jim, Awesome work. I cam looking for the 1646 Hapcott map as I was trying to trackdown the Trents…

  5. Simon Kreindler on Jean Agatha Forde

    I thoroughly enjoyed reading Jean Agatha Forde’s story and well remember the type of baskets she made. Not sure how…


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