History & Business
History & Business
This article is about Guyana property laws. You probably grew up hearing about land inheritance issues in the Caribbean including: Guyana land law and disputes, Trini family disputes about land, and inheritance laws. The inheritance laws can be daunting but...
This post is about the Fatel Razack, the ship that left India on February 23, 1845 carrying the first set of Indian Indentured Laborers bound for Trinidad. On February 23, 1845, the Fatel Rozack (commonly spelled "Razack") left Calcutta, India...
I've been researching Guyana and Trinidad for years. This post is all about some of my favorite books, starting with Coolie Woman by Gaiutra Bahadur. "Coolie Woman: The Odyssey of Indenture" by Gaiutra Bahadur It took me a few years...
To sign our Petition, please visit our homepage. Petition Summary Approximately 500,000 Indian indentured servants and millions of enslaved Africans traveled across the Atlantic Ocean to the Caribbean. Our ancestry can be difficult to trace. However, ship records can reveal...
I started this Petition to Preserve & Digitize Indian Indentured Servant & Enslaved African Records in the Caribbean after not being able access the records online...