Contact :- childrenofsancho@gmail.com
Perhaps, the future generations of Sancho researchers will move this process forward in a radical environment resembling that of the ancestors of Sancho prior to the beginnings of the seventeenth century AD. It’s likely the future generations of Sancho researchers will be able to access information which is not currently available. This Sancho hopes the future generations of Sancho researchers will vindicate his efforts. This Sancho hopes the future generations of Sancho researchers will pay homage to the integrity, Sancho ancestral heritage. He also hopes his fortitude, integrity; sincerity and the love for his Sancho biology will be appreciated and lauded by the future generations of Sancho researchers, and Sancho people, generally, most especially the DNA Sancho.
Sancho family researchers need to ascertain who Sancho people of Africa and the Americas, especially, Trinidad, Saint Vincent, Suriname and Guyana, are. More, importantly, Sancho family researchers need to ascertain who they really are. Are you aware of members of the kinship of Sancho? Please feel free to contact and communicate the necessary information to them and this Mande, immediately. If you are and/or when you are made aware of the name Sancho; please enlighten this Mande, immediately. This investigative approach is geared to communicate with the members of kinships of Sancho. Thereby identify the descendants and relatives of Bentick Sancho and, Tuckness Sancho, as accurately as humanly possible.
Perhaps, the future generations of Sancho researchers will move this process forward in a radical environment resembling that of the ancestors of Sancho prior to the beginnings of the seventeenth century AD. It’s likely the future generations of Sancho researchers will be able to access information which is not currently available. This Sancho hopes the future generations of Sancho researchers will vindicate his efforts. This Sancho hopes the future generations of Sancho researchers will pay homage to the integrity, Sancho ancestral heritage. He also hopes his fortitude, integrity; sincerity and the love for his Sancho biology will be appreciated and lauded by the future generations of Sancho researchers, and Sancho people, generally, most especially the DNA Sancho.
Perhaps, more than enough time efforts has been exhausted exposing
the distraction the reprehensible opinions of Kenneth Joyce Robertson and his
fictitious account- purporting to be the
human experiences of Bentick Sancho, Tuckness Sancho and John Sancho;
before the purchase of Plantation Golden
Grove in January 1848.
The future generations of Sancho researchers need to point out and
repudiate the inaccuracies which masquerade as fragments of Sancho experience.
Bentick and Tuckness enslaved at Plantation Enmore in 1832 are
indeed Bentick Sancho and Tuckness Sancho as shown in the 1839 Census
AIMS
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Oswald Alexander Sancho
(1922-1984) is the last Lion last exhibit of uniqueness |
Sancho family researchers need to ascertain who Sancho people of Africa and the Americas, especially, Trinidad, Saint Vincent, Suriname and Guyana, are. More, importantly, Sancho family researchers need to ascertain who they really are. Are you aware of members of the kinship of Sancho? Please feel free to contact and communicate the necessary information to them and this Mande, immediately. If you are and/or when you are made aware of the name Sancho; please enlighten this Mande, immediately. This investigative approach is geared to communicate with the members of kinships of Sancho. Thereby identify the descendants and relatives of Bentick Sancho and, Tuckness Sancho, as accurately as humanly possible.
This investigation of the members of the kinship of Sancho is dedicated with the express purpose;
- To destroy “The Bridge of No Return”, “The Door of No Return,” “The Tree of Forgetfulness”, bridge the Atlantic Ocean, pay homage to ancestors at rest within the Middle Passage and survivors of the Middle Passage, by using DNA to reunite DNA relatives who were separated by predators and their inhumanity for profit scheme – human trafficking - labeled the Slave Trade.
- To obtain scientific evidence, connecting Bentick Sancho and Tuckness Sancho and their descendants to their relatives in their natural habitat - their ancestral home on the “African” continent and to other groups of DNA related Sancho, whoever they are and wherever they are.
- To investigate all avenues, and all sources, to locate, to research and to document, all information and the sources of information, to connect, all the members of the kinships of Sancho, primarily the ancestors, descendants and relatives of Bentick Sancho, and Tuckness Sancho.
- To ascertain names, and vital statistics of Sancho enslaved at Plantation Paradise and Plantation Enmore.
- To identify the members of the kinship of Sancho whose remains are entombed in the vault in the Sancho plot in the cemetery at Golden Grove on the East Coast of Demerara
- To ascertain the generations of Sancho trapped, caught, cargoed to and enslaved on plantations in the Americas.
- To facilitate a forum whereby the children of Sancho, their friends, associates and acquaintances, can articulate, and communicate on the subject of Sancho.
- To foster meaningful relationships with groups, intellectuals, individuals, institutions, media and academic communities, across and beyond all boundaries, with vested interest in accessing authentic documentation of experiences of members of the kinship of Sancho, while focused on the greatest good for the descendants of Sancho.
- To honor and to promote, the lives and the works, their contributions to society, of all the members of the kinship of Sancho, their friends and associates, preferably while the deserving are alive.
Documented
Account of Sancho Family
There are several accounts which various groups of Sancho claim as their oral tradition. This Sancho prefers information found in print in the various institutions, during the so-called colonial era.
The Slave Registers, 1817-1835, demonstrate, Bentick Sancho, and Tuckness Sancho and their immediate relatives were the property of Thomas Porter (1790-1857), Henry Porter (1791-1858) and William Porter. It is unknown whether the grandparents of Bentick Sancho, and Tuckness Sancho were the property of Thomas Porter (1748-1815). However it is quite possible the ancestors of Bentick Sancho, and Tuckness Sancho arrived in Demerara between 1782 and 1798. Unfortunately, the parents of Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho and their other immediate relatives were not identified in the Slave Registers, 1817. Moreover, the researcher did not access Slave Registers, 1814. Bentick Sancho, and Tuckness Sancho and their immediate relatives were enslaved at Plantation Enmore and Plantation Paradise in the colony of Demerara. Tuckness Sancho, Bentick Sancho and Timermany were Joint-Proprietors at Plantation Friendship. Bentick Sancho resided at Plantation Paradise, on the East Sea Coast of Demerara. Apparently, Tuckness Sancho resided at Plantation Friendship, on the East Sea Coast of Demerara. It is also said Bentick Sancho twice legalized martial relationships. Bentick Sancho and Tuckness Sancho are numbered amongst the persons who purchased the Plantation Golden Grove, and Plantation Nabaclis. However, it is known, Bentick Sancho and Tuckness Sancho purchased several of the 50 shares, which were attributed to Plantation Golden Grove. The Africans purchased Plantation Golden Grove on January 5, 1848. The transport was made available dated on May 5, 1848. It is also said a member of the kinship of Sancho is the first person buried at the cemetery at Golden Grove. The event transpired in 1849. The identity of the Sancho is unknown. Perhaps, that person is Mary Sancho, the spouse of Bentick Sancho. Sancho George (George Sanco) is listed amongst 128 individuals who purchased Plantation New Orange Nassau in April 1840. Plantation New Orange Nassau would later become known as Buxton Village. It was said an atmosphere, of women related problems, led John Sancho to abandon British Guiana. It is understood, John Sancho made it to Five-Company village, Moruga, in Trinidad. There, John Sancho, lived a settled life. The opinion is members of the kinship of Sancho connected to the communities in southern Trinidad and possibly Grenada, are likely amongst the descendants of John Sancho. It was said a male Sancho, perhaps Charles Sancho, left Demerara. It is accepted he resided in the Canje River Valley, and/or on the Corentyne Coast, in the county of Berbice. The opinion is the members of the kinship of Sancho of Berbice and Surinam are also descendants of Bentick Sancho and Tuckness Sancho. A number of the members of the kinships of ABRAMS, BATSON, BENJAMIN, BEST, BOATSWAIN, CAMPBELL, CHRISTIAN, CORT, CRANDON, DAVIS, DOWNER, FINGAL, FRASER, FRESO, GEORGE, HAYNES, HAZEL, HOMER, KING, LA FLEUR, LANCASTER, LEITCH, MARKS, MOORE, NILES, NURSE, PATTERSON, QUINTIN, REYNOLDS, ROSS, SANCHO, SMITH, WILLIAMS, WILSON and YOUNG - and several others of the Corentyne Coast, the Canje River Basin, New Amsterdam, West Coast Berbice, and other locations in Berbice are numbered amongst the descendants of Sancho. There is no concrete evidence. It is not known whether the people of Sancho are originally members of the people of the Mende, Yoruba, Akan, and/or which group of African people they are numbered amongst before their experiences in the Americas. Also, it is not known whether our ancestors resided in Madagascar, the Congo, Yoruba land, the Gold Coast, and/or Senegal in the opening decades of the fifteenth century, just before the Atlantic slavery. It is also not known whether Sancho of Guyana are relatives of Ignatius Sancho (1729-1780). Also, it's not known whether member of the kinships of Sancho of the United Kingdom in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, Saint Vincent, Guadeloupe, Haiti, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Cape Verde, the Southern USA, and elsewhere, are relatives of Sancho of Guyana.
QUESTIONS:
What are the origins and the meaning of the name, Sancho?
Where on the Western Coast of Africa did the people of Sancho reside before they were oppressed during the days of Plantation Slavery?
Who bought Sancho?
Who caught Sancho?
What is the name of the ship which transported Sancho to the Americas?
Were the ancestors in Barbados, Saint Vincent and Tobago before being brought to Demerara? How, When and Where did Thomas Porter (1748-1815) acquire Sancho as his property? How long did Sancho survive during the era of Plantation Slavery? Who are the ancestors and relatives of Sancho in West Africa? Who are the ancestors affected by the imposition of Christianity and Islam in Africa? Are the ancestors of Sancho members of the Sanko, Sankoh, Sankara and Sonko people?
What are the vital statistics of SANCHO :- January 1, 1801 - December 31, 1900 : Tuckness Sancho, Bentick Sancho, Mary Sancho, Sarah Sancho, Gilbert Sancho, Bourne Sancho, Emma Sancho, Mary Sancho, Benjamin Sandy, Lammy Tuckness Sancho, Alexander Sancho, Rachel Sancho, Josephine P. Young, George Sancho, Christopher Bentick Sancho, Edmund Sancho, Clarence Sancho, Madora Sancho, Mariamni Sancho, Edith Sancho, Mary Sancho, Ms. Roberts (perhaps Cristobel Sancho), Benjamin Sancho, Miss Marks ( Mrs. Johnson/Bastiani), Emma Francina Sancho, Winifred Dorothy Sancho, Ruby Sancho, Magnel Sancho, Eileen Esme Sancho, Gertrude Sancho, Dot Sancho, Adelaide Sancho, Isabelle Gordon, Emily Callighan, William Callighan, Charles B. Sancho, Charles Wesley Sancho, David Sancho, George Sancho, Dorcas Briton, Rose Pieters, Mary E. Reece, Frances Isaleen Sancho, Clarence E. Sancho, Naomi Marie Emmy Sancho, Clarence Gustavus Sancho, Mary Cecilia Sancho, Robert Johnson Sancho, Felton B. Sancho, Annie Sancho, James Alexander Sancho, Christopher Bentick Sancho, Sarah Matilda Sandy, Matilda Sancho, Samuel Duncan Luke, Amelia Luke, Josephine Luke, Joseph William Luke, George Luke, James Sancho, (1873, Golden Grove) Catherine Elizabeth Virginia Sancho, Swainton Blaire Sancho, Edward Charles Sancho, Betsy Ann (nee Barry) Sancho, William Frederick Sancho (Plantation Rose Hall, Canje, 1886), Andrew Sancho (Berbice), Smart Sancho, Georgie Downer (George Sancho), Timothy Sancho, William Sancho, Caroline Sancho, Mrs. Rebecca Sancho (Courtland, Corentyne), (Courtland, Corentyne), James Sancho ( No# 70 Village, Corentyne), Mrs. S. Sancho (perhaps, Sarah Sancho, Corentyne); Dot Sancho, Sarah Sancho (Fyrish), Jemmy Sancho (Speculation Canje, 1863), Claudius Sancho, Curtwright Sancho, Sherwin Sancho, Daroo Sancho, Neighbor Sancho, Haile Sancho, Ann Sancho, Antoinette Sancho, Jacob Williams, Samuel Williams, Ann Sancho, Amelia Sancho, Agnes Louisa Wood, Nathaniel Wood, Mildred Agatha Suzetta Sancho, Samuel Alexander Sancho, Matilda Sancho, Mary Cecilia David, Levainson Sancho, Sarah Duke, David Luke, Theophilus Augustus Luke, James Frank, Eliza Sancho, Mary Sharper, Catherine Cole, Boadicea Archer, Caroline Archer, Phyllis Kendall, Ivy Loncke, Gladys Wiltshire Francis Percival Loncke, Ivy Agatha Loncke, Patricia Loncke, T. W. Kendall, Walter Kendall, Joyce Warren , Emily Harry, Rebecca Harry, Dora Smith, Hinsley Smith, Estelle Harry, Rickford Beaton, Nelly Simon, Edwin Simon, Smith, Nurse Jupiter, Dot Sancho, Clarice Sancho, Fred Gordon, Irene Graham, Ellen Seymour, Ella “Buttup” Europe, Aloysius Stanislaus Seymour (Chemist & Druggist, SickNurse & Dispenser; San Souci, Wakenaam Island, Essequebo River), Egan Benn, Eileen Abrams, Aaran Abrams, Mariamni Sancho, Doey Sancho, Sonny Richmond, Winnie Moore, Christopher Bentick Sancho, Claudius Sancho, Curtwright Sancho, Sherwin Sancho, Patrick Sancho, Vibert Sancho, Thomas Sancho, Vernon Batson, Nellie Wharton, Eva Sancho, Wilfred Elliott, Henry John Elliott and Sophie Willis, Sidney Elliott, Hilda Bradshaw, Wilfred “BG Bhagie” Johnson, Teasie Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Theophilus Luke, Alty Dick, Edward Benjamin Sancho, Joseph A Sanco,
SANCHO :- January 1, 1901 - December 31, 2000 : Alfred Sharper, Anson Sharper, Avril Sharper, Pricilla Sharper, Newborne Scotland, Ismay Scotland, Dennis Scotland, Marva Scotland, Berna Abrams, Arnold Benn, Bella Benn, Aubrey Abrams, Pamela Abrams, Emerson Samuels, Albert Thomas, Jacqueline Bishop, Patsy George, Doris Glasgow, Jim Ralph, Burchell Ralph, Beryl Kendall, Theophilus Joyce, Gwendolyn Gonsalves, Mavis Simon, Mildred Cort, Fannie Sancho, Conrad Sancho, James Ebenezer Gill, Irene McGarrell, Arthur Gill , Theodore Gill, George Gill, Gladys Hasannah, John Elliott, Bernadette Patterson, Mildred Patterson, Nora Bradshaw, Lloyd Bradshaw, Mary Bradshaw, Sydney Bradshaw, Dodo Sancho, Patrick Sancho, Donald Sancho, Lothian Sancho, Motie Sancho, Orlando Sancho, Belle Richmond, Daphne Richmond, Compton Richmond, Kaiser George Roberts, Gladys Lawrence, Augustus Lawrence, Henry Luke, Maisie Jefferali, Samuel Luke, Oscar Heywood, Agnes Bastiani, Stephen Roberts, George Luke, Fiddian Luke, Stanley Luke, Eudora Luke, Henrietta Luke, Dulcina Barry, Keith Barry, Lucille Luke, Catherine Elizabeth Sancho, Lambert Johnson Sancho, Eric Adrian Sancho, Charles Herman Brentnol Sancho, Oswald Alexander Sancho, Margaret Sancho, Augustus Lawrence, Walter Sancho, Ovid Sancho, Samuel Sancho, and James Sancho (Victoria) , Cyril Sancho, and Edmond Sancho (Mama Britton), Frederick Sancho (Adelphi , East Canje), Clementina Niles ( 1920, Canje), Marjorie Sancho, and Beatrice Sancho (Rose Hall, Corentyne), Lennox Sancho, and David Sancho (No # 1 Road, Corentyne), Huburn Sancho (Fyrish/Canada), Frederick Sancho (Adelphi Village, East Canje), Pearl Munroe, Patrick Sancho, Newborn Horatio Scotland, Dora Sancho, Theophilus Joyce, Mary Sancho, Isabella Maria Matilda Scotland, Joseph Eliza Utella Washington, Clementina Agatha Peters, James Egerton Abrams, Emelda Leona Sancho, Estelle Beaton, Nelly Beaton and Rickford Beaton and others?
There are several accounts which various groups of Sancho claim as their oral tradition. This Sancho prefers information found in print in the various institutions, during the so-called colonial era.
The Slave Registers, 1817-1835, demonstrate, Bentick Sancho, and Tuckness Sancho and their immediate relatives were the property of Thomas Porter (1790-1857), Henry Porter (1791-1858) and William Porter. It is unknown whether the grandparents of Bentick Sancho, and Tuckness Sancho were the property of Thomas Porter (1748-1815). However it is quite possible the ancestors of Bentick Sancho, and Tuckness Sancho arrived in Demerara between 1782 and 1798. Unfortunately, the parents of Tuckness Sancho and Bentick Sancho and their other immediate relatives were not identified in the Slave Registers, 1817. Moreover, the researcher did not access Slave Registers, 1814. Bentick Sancho, and Tuckness Sancho and their immediate relatives were enslaved at Plantation Enmore and Plantation Paradise in the colony of Demerara. Tuckness Sancho, Bentick Sancho and Timermany were Joint-Proprietors at Plantation Friendship. Bentick Sancho resided at Plantation Paradise, on the East Sea Coast of Demerara. Apparently, Tuckness Sancho resided at Plantation Friendship, on the East Sea Coast of Demerara. It is also said Bentick Sancho twice legalized martial relationships. Bentick Sancho and Tuckness Sancho are numbered amongst the persons who purchased the Plantation Golden Grove, and Plantation Nabaclis. However, it is known, Bentick Sancho and Tuckness Sancho purchased several of the 50 shares, which were attributed to Plantation Golden Grove. The Africans purchased Plantation Golden Grove on January 5, 1848. The transport was made available dated on May 5, 1848. It is also said a member of the kinship of Sancho is the first person buried at the cemetery at Golden Grove. The event transpired in 1849. The identity of the Sancho is unknown. Perhaps, that person is Mary Sancho, the spouse of Bentick Sancho. Sancho George (George Sanco) is listed amongst 128 individuals who purchased Plantation New Orange Nassau in April 1840. Plantation New Orange Nassau would later become known as Buxton Village. It was said an atmosphere, of women related problems, led John Sancho to abandon British Guiana. It is understood, John Sancho made it to Five-Company village, Moruga, in Trinidad. There, John Sancho, lived a settled life. The opinion is members of the kinship of Sancho connected to the communities in southern Trinidad and possibly Grenada, are likely amongst the descendants of John Sancho. It was said a male Sancho, perhaps Charles Sancho, left Demerara. It is accepted he resided in the Canje River Valley, and/or on the Corentyne Coast, in the county of Berbice. The opinion is the members of the kinship of Sancho of Berbice and Surinam are also descendants of Bentick Sancho and Tuckness Sancho. A number of the members of the kinships of ABRAMS, BATSON, BENJAMIN, BEST, BOATSWAIN, CAMPBELL, CHRISTIAN, CORT, CRANDON, DAVIS, DOWNER, FINGAL, FRASER, FRESO, GEORGE, HAYNES, HAZEL, HOMER, KING, LA FLEUR, LANCASTER, LEITCH, MARKS, MOORE, NILES, NURSE, PATTERSON, QUINTIN, REYNOLDS, ROSS, SANCHO, SMITH, WILLIAMS, WILSON and YOUNG - and several others of the Corentyne Coast, the Canje River Basin, New Amsterdam, West Coast Berbice, and other locations in Berbice are numbered amongst the descendants of Sancho. There is no concrete evidence. It is not known whether the people of Sancho are originally members of the people of the Mende, Yoruba, Akan, and/or which group of African people they are numbered amongst before their experiences in the Americas. Also, it is not known whether our ancestors resided in Madagascar, the Congo, Yoruba land, the Gold Coast, and/or Senegal in the opening decades of the fifteenth century, just before the Atlantic slavery. It is also not known whether Sancho of Guyana are relatives of Ignatius Sancho (1729-1780). Also, it's not known whether member of the kinships of Sancho of the United Kingdom in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, Saint Vincent, Guadeloupe, Haiti, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Cape Verde, the Southern USA, and elsewhere, are relatives of Sancho of Guyana.
QUESTIONS:
What are the origins and the meaning of the name, Sancho?
Where on the Western Coast of Africa did the people of Sancho reside before they were oppressed during the days of Plantation Slavery?
Who bought Sancho?
Who caught Sancho?
What is the name of the ship which transported Sancho to the Americas?
Were the ancestors in Barbados, Saint Vincent and Tobago before being brought to Demerara? How, When and Where did Thomas Porter (1748-1815) acquire Sancho as his property? How long did Sancho survive during the era of Plantation Slavery? Who are the ancestors and relatives of Sancho in West Africa? Who are the ancestors affected by the imposition of Christianity and Islam in Africa? Are the ancestors of Sancho members of the Sanko, Sankoh, Sankara and Sonko people?
What are the vital statistics of SANCHO :- January 1, 1801 - December 31, 1900 : Tuckness Sancho, Bentick Sancho, Mary Sancho, Sarah Sancho, Gilbert Sancho, Bourne Sancho, Emma Sancho, Mary Sancho, Benjamin Sandy, Lammy Tuckness Sancho, Alexander Sancho, Rachel Sancho, Josephine P. Young, George Sancho, Christopher Bentick Sancho, Edmund Sancho, Clarence Sancho, Madora Sancho, Mariamni Sancho, Edith Sancho, Mary Sancho, Ms. Roberts (perhaps Cristobel Sancho), Benjamin Sancho, Miss Marks ( Mrs. Johnson/Bastiani), Emma Francina Sancho, Winifred Dorothy Sancho, Ruby Sancho, Magnel Sancho, Eileen Esme Sancho, Gertrude Sancho, Dot Sancho, Adelaide Sancho, Isabelle Gordon, Emily Callighan, William Callighan, Charles B. Sancho, Charles Wesley Sancho, David Sancho, George Sancho, Dorcas Briton, Rose Pieters, Mary E. Reece, Frances Isaleen Sancho, Clarence E. Sancho, Naomi Marie Emmy Sancho, Clarence Gustavus Sancho, Mary Cecilia Sancho, Robert Johnson Sancho, Felton B. Sancho, Annie Sancho, James Alexander Sancho, Christopher Bentick Sancho, Sarah Matilda Sandy, Matilda Sancho, Samuel Duncan Luke, Amelia Luke, Josephine Luke, Joseph William Luke, George Luke, James Sancho, (1873, Golden Grove) Catherine Elizabeth Virginia Sancho, Swainton Blaire Sancho, Edward Charles Sancho, Betsy Ann (nee Barry) Sancho, William Frederick Sancho (Plantation Rose Hall, Canje, 1886), Andrew Sancho (Berbice), Smart Sancho, Georgie Downer (George Sancho), Timothy Sancho, William Sancho, Caroline Sancho, Mrs. Rebecca Sancho (Courtland, Corentyne), (Courtland, Corentyne), James Sancho ( No# 70 Village, Corentyne), Mrs. S. Sancho (perhaps, Sarah Sancho, Corentyne); Dot Sancho, Sarah Sancho (Fyrish), Jemmy Sancho (Speculation Canje, 1863), Claudius Sancho, Curtwright Sancho, Sherwin Sancho, Daroo Sancho, Neighbor Sancho, Haile Sancho, Ann Sancho, Antoinette Sancho, Jacob Williams, Samuel Williams, Ann Sancho, Amelia Sancho, Agnes Louisa Wood, Nathaniel Wood, Mildred Agatha Suzetta Sancho, Samuel Alexander Sancho, Matilda Sancho, Mary Cecilia David, Levainson Sancho, Sarah Duke, David Luke, Theophilus Augustus Luke, James Frank, Eliza Sancho, Mary Sharper, Catherine Cole, Boadicea Archer, Caroline Archer, Phyllis Kendall, Ivy Loncke, Gladys Wiltshire Francis Percival Loncke, Ivy Agatha Loncke, Patricia Loncke, T. W. Kendall, Walter Kendall, Joyce Warren , Emily Harry, Rebecca Harry, Dora Smith, Hinsley Smith, Estelle Harry, Rickford Beaton, Nelly Simon, Edwin Simon, Smith, Nurse Jupiter, Dot Sancho, Clarice Sancho, Fred Gordon, Irene Graham, Ellen Seymour, Ella “Buttup” Europe, Aloysius Stanislaus Seymour (Chemist & Druggist, SickNurse & Dispenser; San Souci, Wakenaam Island, Essequebo River), Egan Benn, Eileen Abrams, Aaran Abrams, Mariamni Sancho, Doey Sancho, Sonny Richmond, Winnie Moore, Christopher Bentick Sancho, Claudius Sancho, Curtwright Sancho, Sherwin Sancho, Patrick Sancho, Vibert Sancho, Thomas Sancho, Vernon Batson, Nellie Wharton, Eva Sancho, Wilfred Elliott, Henry John Elliott and Sophie Willis, Sidney Elliott, Hilda Bradshaw, Wilfred “BG Bhagie” Johnson, Teasie Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Theophilus Luke, Alty Dick, Edward Benjamin Sancho, Joseph A Sanco,
SANCHO :- January 1, 1901 - December 31, 2000 : Alfred Sharper, Anson Sharper, Avril Sharper, Pricilla Sharper, Newborne Scotland, Ismay Scotland, Dennis Scotland, Marva Scotland, Berna Abrams, Arnold Benn, Bella Benn, Aubrey Abrams, Pamela Abrams, Emerson Samuels, Albert Thomas, Jacqueline Bishop, Patsy George, Doris Glasgow, Jim Ralph, Burchell Ralph, Beryl Kendall, Theophilus Joyce, Gwendolyn Gonsalves, Mavis Simon, Mildred Cort, Fannie Sancho, Conrad Sancho, James Ebenezer Gill, Irene McGarrell, Arthur Gill , Theodore Gill, George Gill, Gladys Hasannah, John Elliott, Bernadette Patterson, Mildred Patterson, Nora Bradshaw, Lloyd Bradshaw, Mary Bradshaw, Sydney Bradshaw, Dodo Sancho, Patrick Sancho, Donald Sancho, Lothian Sancho, Motie Sancho, Orlando Sancho, Belle Richmond, Daphne Richmond, Compton Richmond, Kaiser George Roberts, Gladys Lawrence, Augustus Lawrence, Henry Luke, Maisie Jefferali, Samuel Luke, Oscar Heywood, Agnes Bastiani, Stephen Roberts, George Luke, Fiddian Luke, Stanley Luke, Eudora Luke, Henrietta Luke, Dulcina Barry, Keith Barry, Lucille Luke, Catherine Elizabeth Sancho, Lambert Johnson Sancho, Eric Adrian Sancho, Charles Herman Brentnol Sancho, Oswald Alexander Sancho, Margaret Sancho, Augustus Lawrence, Walter Sancho, Ovid Sancho, Samuel Sancho, and James Sancho (Victoria) , Cyril Sancho, and Edmond Sancho (Mama Britton), Frederick Sancho (Adelphi , East Canje), Clementina Niles ( 1920, Canje), Marjorie Sancho, and Beatrice Sancho (Rose Hall, Corentyne), Lennox Sancho, and David Sancho (No # 1 Road, Corentyne), Huburn Sancho (Fyrish/Canada), Frederick Sancho (Adelphi Village, East Canje), Pearl Munroe, Patrick Sancho, Newborn Horatio Scotland, Dora Sancho, Theophilus Joyce, Mary Sancho, Isabella Maria Matilda Scotland, Joseph Eliza Utella Washington, Clementina Agatha Peters, James Egerton Abrams, Emelda Leona Sancho, Estelle Beaton, Nelly Beaton and Rickford Beaton and others?