Biggiebeewo7

You was not out of waste around but you make sure you work that I can make happy make sure you work that I can get everything I need you make sure you work to keep Mommy

If you want to know who was the first set of pirates of the Caribbean sitting on watch and be surprised

It's the time when a person was taken from Africa to the Caribbean by Crossing to see all life was there on the ship very hard time

The things I want Jamaica that make us different from the rest of the world

The supanyard has discovered the new world

Is the story of Atlantic it's a mist or real

Just dancing

The sea shark

What of Jamaican you first black Revolution is to travel over

The most richest pirate ever ruined the Caribbean one of the most dangerous Buccaneers ever lived

Oh we share the time we are living in

All to generate productivity

This weather is about the color of King Solomon

From the beginning of time the love of God save me from

Rennock Lodge is a historic community located in Kingston, Jamaica. This area has a rich cultural and historical background, reflecting the diverse and vibrant history of the island. Originally part of a larger estate during the colonial period, Rennock Lodge has evolved over the years, maintaining a unique blend of old-world charm and modern urban life. The community is known for its close-knit atmosphere, where residents often share strong bonds and a deep sense of pride in their neighborhood. The architecture in Rennock Lodge varies, with many older homes showcasing traditional Jamaican design elements, while newer structures highlight contemporary styles. Rennock Lodge is also notable for its local amenities, including schools, parks, and community centers, which serve as hubs for social and cultural activities. The area is conveniently located near key parts of Kingston, making it accessible for both residents and visitors. Overall, Rennock Lodge stands out as a symbol of Jamaican heritage, embodying the resilience and spirit of its people while continuing to adapt and thrive in a changing world.

A black female Warrior from Africa that fight for our freedom here in Jamaica

This is the true story about how Henry Morgan came to the Caribbean

The life of a freedom fighter

Rockfort, located on the eastern edge of Kingston, Jamaica, is a historically significant area known for its strategic importance and cultural heritage. Originally established as a military fortification by the British in the late 17th century, Rockfort was constructed on a solid rocky promontory to protect Kingston Harbor from potential invasions and pirate attacks. The name "Rock Fort" was derived from this formidable rocky foundation, eventually evolving into "Rockfort." Over the centuries, Rockfort has transitioned from a defensive stronghold to a thriving community. One of its most notable landmarks is the Rockfort Mineral Bath, renowned for its therapeutic waters that attract both locals and visitors seeking relaxation and healing. Today, Rockfort stands as a testament to Jamaica's rich history and resilience, blending historical significance with natural beauty and modern-day vibrancy.

All right national hero of Jamaica

How much I miss my mother

Samuel Sharpe (1801-1832) was a Jamaican Baptist deacon and a key figure in the fight against slavery in Jamaica. He is best known for leading the 1831-1832 Christmas Rebellion, also known as the Baptist War, a major slave uprising. Sharpe advocated for peaceful resistance and encouraged slaves to refuse to work unless they were paid. The rebellion was violently suppressed, and Sharpe was captured and executed. His efforts and ultimate sacrifice played a significant role in the eventual abolition of slavery in Jamaica, and he is celebrated as a national hero.

See English invade Jamaica

A witchcraft woman that kills are her husband and torture her sleep she was born in 18 then bring to Jamaica she was feared by many her own slave killed her

Port Royal, once known as the "wickedest city on earth," was a bustling port town in Jamaica. Founded by the Spanish in 1494 and later taken over by the English in 1655, it became a haven for pirates, privateers, and traders. The city's strategic location made it a key point for commerce and a refuge for pirates like Henry Morgan. The golden age of Port Royal saw immense wealth and notorious debauchery, with taverns and brothels lining the streets. However, the city's prosperity was cut short on June 7, 1692, when a devastating earthquake struck, followed by a tsunami. This catastrophe sank much of the city into the sea, killing thousands and reshaping the coastline. The town never fully recovered from this disaster, and while it remained a port of some importance, it never regained its former glory. Today, Port Royal is an archaeological site, offering valuable insights into 17th-century Caribbean life and pirate history.