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Sanko of Sierra Leone and Sancho of Guyana

 This Sancho has set his sights, his focus on two Sanko traders; Bubakara Sanko and Alimami Brima Konkori Sankoh.
This Sancho believes either Bubakara Sanko of Cunnia or Alimami Brima Konkori Sankoh (b. Melakori - d. 1817), ruler of Port Loko, 1806 – 1817,  is possibly ancestors and/or immediate relatives of Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho  in the African experience.
This Sancho believes Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho are not their original names.
This Sancho believes Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho were Muslims.
This Sancho believes Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho resided at Saindugu, Port Loko, Sierra Leone.
This Sancho believes Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho were captured and sold as slaves following the execution of Alimami Brima Konkori Sankoh in 1817.
This Sancho believes Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho were cargoed into the Americas before 1819.
This Sancho believes Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho were enslaved at Plantation Enmore, in the colony of Demerary before 1819.
This Sancho believes Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho did not participate in the slave revolt in August 1823, on the East Sea Coast of Demerara. This Sancho believes Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho are immediate relatives.  The exact nature of their relationship needs to be identified and revealed to Sancho people.
This Sancho believes Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho formed unions and established families at Plantation Enmore.
This Sancho believes at some point after August 1, 1838, Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho left Plantation Enmore and settled at Plantation Friendship.
This Sancho believes Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho and Job Timmermy were Joint-Proprietors of a share of land at Plantation Friendship. I am told I missed the documentation as exhibited by OGBG, July - December 1854.
This Sancho believes either Tuckness Sancho or Bentick Sancho is the father of Adelaide Sancho. Miss Adelaide Sancho is the ancestor of the kinship of Luke who are descendants of Sancho.
This Sancho believes Tuckness Sancho, his great grandfather has a relative, named Tuckness Sancho, the son of Tuckness Sancho, who was enslaved with Bentick Sancho at Plantation Enmore.
This Sancho believes Bentick Sancho and his immediate relatives are entombed in the vault in the cemetery at Golden Grove, East Coast Demerara. This Sancho does not believe any of the six known children of Bentick Sancho and Mary Sancho are entombed in the vault in the cemetery at Golden Grove. This Sancho believes Tuckness Sancho and his wife, Lucy Sancho may also be entombed in the vault. This Sancho believes seven relatives are entombed in the vault.
This Sancho believes Mary Sancho and Sarah Sancho are names of the same individual. Mary Sancho and Sarah Sancho are names of the same wife of Bentick Sancho. This Sancho believes Sumner is the maiden name of great great-grandmother. This Sancho believes Thomas Sumner, an Irish, is the father of Mary Sancho. Other than being an enslave African this Sancho has no idea of the identity of great great great-grandmother.
This Sancho believes Pollidore Bentick, Sancho George, and Sancho Adams, shareholders at Northbrook (Victoria), New Orange Nassau (Buxton) and Ann’s Grove are relatives of Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho.
This Sancho wonders what if any is the relationship of Adonis Seaforth and Mary Hanover to Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho. Adonis Seaforth and Mary Hanover   were also enslaved at Plantation Enmore.

This Sancho wonders besides Emily (Christopher) Callighan who are the members of the kinship of Christopher who are descendants of Sancho. 

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