Jamaica
Jamaica, a Caribbean island nation, has a lush topography of mountains, rainforests and reef-lined beaches. Many of its all-inclusive resorts are clustered in Montego Bay, with its British-colonial architecture, and Negril, known for its diving and snorkeling sites. Jamaica is famed as the birthplace of reggae music, and its capital Kingston is home to the Bob Marley Museum, dedicated to the famous singer.
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Nanny of the Maroons
Gideon Cornell
Judge
Henri Auguste
Silversmith
Frederick Lindo
Abraham Alexander Lindo's son
Emily James Smith Putnam
American author
Percy Lindo
Industrialist
Cecil Vernon Lindo
Simpleton Musician
Jamaican musician
Bunny Wailer
Jamaican singer-songwriter
Luton Shelton
Jamaican football player
Benjamin Clark Cutler
Merchant
Barry Reckord
Jamaican playwright
Gloria Escoffery
Jamaican painter
Yabby You
Vocalist
David Isaacs
American screenwriter
Cecil Vernon Lindo
Stephen Malcolm
Jamaican football player
Pablo McNeil
Jamaican coach
Frederick Lindo
Abraham Alexander Lindo's son
Noël Coward
English playwright
Lois Kelly Miller
Jamaican theater actress
Lloyd Knibb
Jamaican drummer
Delus
Konshens' brother
Edward Winslow
Author
Leo Monosson
Tenor
Philip Manderson Sherlock
Author
Jacques Marcus Prevost
Officer
Nanny of the Maroons
Alexander Bustamante
Former Prime Minister of Jamaica
Terry Runte
Screenwriter
Brent Dowe
Musical artist
Gladstone Anderson
Jamaican pianist
Harvey Lonsdale Elmes
Architect
Nicholas Lawes
Jackie Edwards
Jamaican musician
Count Ossie
Jamaican drummer
Lord Hugh Seymour
Gerry Alexander
Jamaican cricketer
Jonathan Routh
Leonard Dillon
Jamaican musician
Sir James Fergusson, 6th Baronet
Former Governor-General of New Zealand
Ralph Thompson
British artist
Lennie Hibbert
Jamaican musician
Pedro Pablo Castillo
Joe Bygraves
Boxer
Christopher Monck, 2nd Duke of . . .
English soldier
Richard Austin
Cricketer
