Pennants is located in Clarendon, Jamaica (Caribbean).
⭐ Points of interest:
0:00 Intro
0:24 Ballards River
0:35 B3 - Chapelton to Trout Hall Road
0:49 Valley
1:17 Kupuis To Kellits Road
1:20 To Morgans Pass
1:24 To Friendship
1:26 To Colonels Ridge
1:27 To Brandon Hill
1:29 To Kellits
1:37 Rio Minho River
1:41 Pennants
2:03 Pennants Square
2:06 John Austin Road
2:09 To Pennants Church Of God Of Prophecy
2:14 To Pennants First Holiness Church
2:17 To John Austin Baptist Church
2:19 To John Austin All Age School
2:22 To New Testament Church
2:24 To Pennants Basic School
3:14 Weslyan Gully To Pennants Road
3:18 Pennants Seventh Day Adventist Church
5:17 Danks Savoy
5:47 Citrus Drive
5:52 Citron Street
6:10 Lime Close
⭐ History:
Pennants – was named after its first owner, Gifford Pennant, a royalist who settled in
Jamaica soon after the restoration and represented Clarendon in the Assembly from
1672 to 1675.
Gifford Pennant, originally from Flintshire was a soldier in the invading British fleet sent to Jamaica by Oliver Cromwell in a ‘coup de etat’ that successfully seized control of Jamaica from the Spanish in 1665. Shortly afterwards, the British monarch was reinstated.
This prompted Pennant’s decision to settle in Jamaica; one that later resulted in him procuring great wealth, cementing him in history as the founder of the Pennant Sugar Dynasty.
As a settler, Pennant was granted land in Clarendon on November 5, 1665, as a part of the Crown’s attempt to develop Jamaica.
The properties owned and acquired by Pennant were known as:
The Denbigh Estate and plantation
The Cotes Estate and Plantation
The Bullards Estate and Plantation
The Main Savannah Estate and Plantation
The 500 acres Kupuis plantation (acquired from the estate of a deceased child of Dutch descent).
Much of these estates were located close to the Rio Minho River (The Rio Minho River is just to the left and it is Jamaica’s longest river.
LOCATION:
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⭐ Points of interest:
0:00 Intro
0:24 Ballards River
0:35 B3 - Chapelton to Trout Hall Road
0:49 Valley
1:17 Kupuis To Kellits Road
1:20 To Morgans Pass
1:24 To Friendship
1:26 To Colonels Ridge
1:27 To Brandon Hill
1:29 To Kellits
1:37 Rio Minho River
1:41 Pennants
2:03 Pennants Square
2:06 John Austin Road
2:09 To Pennants Church Of God Of Prophecy
2:14 To Pennants First Holiness Church
2:17 To John Austin Baptist Church
2:19 To John Austin All Age School
2:22 To New Testament Church
2:24 To Pennants Basic School
3:14 Weslyan Gully To Pennants Road
3:18 Pennants Seventh Day Adventist Church
5:17 Danks Savoy
5:47 Citrus Drive
5:52 Citron Street
6:10 Lime Close
⭐ History:
Pennants – was named after its first owner, Gifford Pennant, a royalist who settled in
Jamaica soon after the restoration and represented Clarendon in the Assembly from
1672 to 1675.
Gifford Pennant, originally from Flintshire was a soldier in the invading British fleet sent to Jamaica by Oliver Cromwell in a ‘coup de etat’ that successfully seized control of Jamaica from the Spanish in 1665. Shortly afterwards, the British monarch was reinstated.
This prompted Pennant’s decision to settle in Jamaica; one that later resulted in him procuring great wealth, cementing him in history as the founder of the Pennant Sugar Dynasty.
As a settler, Pennant was granted land in Clarendon on November 5, 1665, as a part of the Crown’s attempt to develop Jamaica.
The properties owned and acquired by Pennant were known as:
The Denbigh Estate and plantation
The Cotes Estate and Plantation
The Bullards Estate and Plantation
The Main Savannah Estate and Plantation
The 500 acres Kupuis plantation (acquired from the estate of a deceased child of Dutch descent).
Much of these estates were located close to the Rio Minho River (The Rio Minho River is just to the left and it is Jamaica’s longest river.
LOCATION:
Find this place on Google Maps.
➤ https://maps.app.goo.gl/wrQA4NDrzELh9Ue27
2024 Jamaica Road Trip
#InJamaica #Jamaica #Pennants #PennantsClarendon #PennantsJamaica #Clarendon #ClarendonJamaica