Sancho of nineteenth century in the Guyanese experience

This Sancho has a listing of Sancho of nineteenth century in the Guyanese experience.

This Sancho needs to understand; how they fit in on the proverbial Sancho family tree.

APOLLO SANCHO – Convicted at the Session of the Supreme Court of Criminal Justice in and for the County of Essequebo; Killing a Ewe with intent to steal carcass; April 2, 1856; Imprisonment for two years with hard labour. Source: OGBG, Wednesday, April 23, 1856:P431 and Saturday, April 26, 1856: page 436

Andrew Sancho, Amos Sancho, Bourne Sancho, Princess Sanco (or Sancho), Ghowrie Sancho, James Sancho (four individuals with the same names), George Sancho (four individuals with the same names, Charlotte Sancho, Mara (or Mars) Sancho, Margaret Sancho, Dadda Sancho, Smartt Sancho, William Sancho, Emily (Christopher) Callighan (Callaghan), Adelaide (perhaps Abigail) Sancho, Dot Sancho (perhaps, Dorothy Sancho; mother of Boatswain, Niles, Downer, Boston, Patterson and others), Swanton Blare Sancho, Lammy Tuckness Sancho Phillips, Sancho Adams, Sancho Benjamin, Sancho Daniel, Sancho George, Sancho Jones, Sancho Nixon, Jemmy Sancho and others.

Have you heard of the above mentioned Sancho? If you have - will, you please explain the circumstances. By that I am referring to the subject matter, including the communities in which they resided, and their immediate relatives

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Brick Walls

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. Perhaps, more than enough time efforts has been exhausted exposing the distraction the reprehensible opinions of Kenneth Joyce Robertson and his fictitious account- pu...

Luke-Sancho

It is a given not every person surnamed Luke and/or members of the kinship of Luke are descendants of Sancho. The aim of this exercise is to identify the members of the kinship of Sancho. This effort is focused primarily on the immediate relatives of Mrs. Adelaide Sancho-Luke. However, it would be totally illogical not to recognize the possibility that there are likely other links among the people of Luke and Sancho, other than that of David Luke and Adelaide Sancho. This is part of the up-hill task of accounting for all of the members of the kinship of Sancho, as accurately as humanly possible. Your input will be greatly appreciated. You are hereby asked to share your knowledge of our people, and/or to point us to sources of information; whereby persons connected to the primary ancestor will be identified. Thanks for your time, tolerance and cooperation. Whenever you have pertinent information will please share with researchers? Email: nabaclisman@gmail.com PRIMARY SURNAME: LUKE - The...

Seeking Descendants of Thomas Arthur Archer (1862-1943) and Catherine Elizabeth Virginia [Sancho] Archer (1870-1947).

I am seeking the descendants and relatives of Thomas Arthur Archer (1862-1943) and his wife, Catherine Elizabeth Virginia [Sancho] Archer (1870-1947). Thomas Arthur Archer was a Justice of the Peace, an Educator, a Deacon, a Lay Catechist, a Musician, an Organist, a Schoolmaster, and Community Leader. Catherine Elizabeth Virginia [Sancho] Archer was a School teacher at Golden Grove Wesleyan and St. Mary’s Church of Scotland Schools on the East Coast of Demerara. Thomas Arthur Archer was born on April 1, 1862, in the town of New Amsterdam , in the county of Berbice , in the colony of British Guiana . Thomas Archer and Catherine Sancho were married on Thursday, August 9, 1888. It is known this union of Archer and Sancho produced eight children. They are one son and seven daughters. The children of Thomas Archer and Catherine Sancho are; . Mrs. Catherine Cole; School Teacher, Miss Boadicea Adina Archer; Registered Nurse and Midwife, Miss Car...

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