- The
Baymen were the
earliest European settlers along the Bay of
Honduras in what
eventually became the
colony of
British Honduras (modern-day Belize)....
- to present-day Belize, and a
small force of
resident woodcutters called Baymen, who
fought for
their livelihood ****isted by
black slaves.
After the final...
- Honduras) as well as the
English and
Scottish log cutters,
known as the
Baymen who
trafficked them. Over the
years they have also
intermarried with Miskito...
-
Rossville A.M.E. Zion
Church Cemetery 124
Crabtree Avenue circa 1852
April 9, 1985
Baymen's cottages 565 and 569
Bloomingdale Road 1887–1898
February 1, 2011...
-
surrounding areas,
shipwrecked English seamen, then
English and
Scottish Baymen,
settled by 1638, with a
short military alliance with
native residents of...
- was used
include logwood, ****gany and sugar.
British settlers,
called Baymen,
began importing African slaves in the
early 18th century. Some
slaves were...
- such
military engagements, in 1798,
between a
Spanish fleet and a
force of
Baymen and
their slaves. From 3 to 5 September, the
Spaniards tried to
force their...
- New York
Harbor inside it. He is
found in the
reeds and
adopted by the
Baymen of the
Bayonne Marsh, who send him off to
Manhattan when he
comes of age...
-
referring to potatoes). For
three hundred years,
Bonackers made
their living as
baymen, fishermen, and farmers.
Clams and
clamming were at the
heart of
Bonac culture...
-
crown colony,
before gaining independence in
September 1981. The
European Baymen first began to
settle in the area of
Belize City in the 1650s. Ken Decker...
