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[@jeremyfrancois29]

I need more lol I was so tuned in I could of watch a whole 8 hour of this

[@beautyizmyname5890]

Thank you for this series. Im here 11years later and have more knowledge than I collected properly while growing up and going back and forth to Grenada. Noel/Joseph/Williams - descent. ❤ I hope that you and your family are well and healthy!

[@josephinejohn9787]

This is very informative. Things of Grenada which i never knew. Thank you

[@marlenedavis4505]

Thank you very much for this extremely interesting history of my island - Grenada. Francis Noel of whom you spoke was my grandfather and I learned a great deal from you about him and his contribution to the history of St. Andrew's. Thank you for this insight into our family and regional history. It warmed my heart.

[@annalexander8227]

Thanks for you sharing your knowledge with us which I was glued from start to finish

[@mamaelsie2319]

Thank you so much for your informative and entertaining oral history. I have learnt so much for my research into my father's land and in fact shall be sharing this with him also.

[@glensylvester4977]

Excellent piece of work Mr. Vincent. You both must be congratulated, for had you not recorded it, the history would have lost with the death of Mr. Mark.. He was a very versatile man.who lived on Fountain Ave, in Brooklyn and worked on building Linden Boulevard..

[@abokwu]

I am very grateful for your contribution, sir. You have a a great wealth of information, and I appreciate the effort and research necessary to produce such work. I will be sure to share this with my Grenadian relatives and my children.

[@judithdegale5466]

thank you Roy Vincent for sharing this valuable information of Grenada. it gave me great joy especially as the information was directed on St Andrews where I am from. once I listened the first part I had to go on until the end, you mentioned some interesting names from the beginning of which is in my family tree. I will be passing on this to others. by the way looking I can't help thinking that your features is somewhat like my dad Cosmos. once again thank you for this abundance of information.

[@perpetuahenry727]

Thanks for the history that's very educational some of which I remember

[@davisalexander7070]

Wow...Mr Mark...Wana thank you so much for giving us such a DEEP part of grenada history MOST of us don't know. I waz always intreasted in the history of grenada...and one question i would love to be answer is whom build the wall on the beach which we call bathway..i know its there for a reason...most people think its not man made but i don't think like most people....I think it was put there for defence porpoises. Thank you so much Mr Mark i enjoy this video with a passoin..

[@sjcharles1]

Thank you for the information provided. I am from St Andrew and was not aware of most of this history. Actually I attended St Joseph convent Grenville but never aware of its beginning. I am going to assume that you are part of the Vincent family that has contributed tremendously to the development of St Andrew. Please continue to post these very important historical videos.

[@danniedavidscott7043]

Am glad to know that part of the history

[@abenavincent6187]

Thank you for such a wealth of information. I am going to share the information with my friends and family this information should be written also and should be taught in schools. It is so sad to see generation after generation learning the same false and watered down history year after year. Lastly the person that post the information Roy Vincent I see we share the same surname, we should communicate one day via email since we may just be related. I am from Grenville.

[@joanarc9078]

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