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My ancestor sailed from Liverpool to Georgetown on 23rd June 1939.He was 19 years old. I'd like to know how a young Scottish man came to find work as a sugar planter. He worked at Plantation de Kindred,West Coast
Demerara,British Guiana. Sadly he died,as the result of a motorbike accident,whilest home on holiday, aged 26. I've been unable to find out much about the plantation but wondered if he worked for the Booker Brothers. Are there any archives available or can anyone suggest where else to search?
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