The good people of Kingston not infrequently came to St. Andrew to be married, _e.g._, on September 12, 1792, Robert Hibbert, Esq., Jun., of the parish of Kingston, married Elizabeth Jane Nembhard, of the same parish. Another interesting marriage that took place in St. Andrew was that of Philip Livingston of Kingston, merchant (the eldest son of Philip Livingston, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence of the United States in 1776), to Sarah Johnson, of the parish of St. Andrew, on June 29, 1768. Apparently, also, sometimes burial services were conducted in St. Andrew prior to entombment elsewhere. Under date November 5, 1702, is recorded the death of “Admiral John Bembo,” whose tombstone is in Kingston parish church. He had died at Port Royal on November 4. There is an old tradition that Benbow was buried at Greenwich, then a naval station on the harbour to the west of Kingston. This would be compatible with the entry in the Halfway Tree register, as Greenwich was and is in the parish of St. Andrew; but James Knight, who was member for Kingston in 1722 and following years, says, in a manuscript history of Jamaica in the British Museum, “He was buried the day following [his death] in the church at Kingston, greatly lamented by all ranks of people.” It is strange, therefore, that his burial should be recorded in the register of St. Andrew. It may be that when two rectors took part in the burial service each recorded it. Amongst other interesting items in the burials we read: “1772, Nov. 6, Mrs. Clies, mother-in-law to Sir George Bridges Rodney, Bart.” She was the mother of Rodney’s second wife, Henrietta. Her husband was John Clies, of Lisbon. The following is a complete list of the rectors of the parish: July 1664 to 25th May 1700 Rev. James Zellers 1700 to 5th July 1710 Rev. John Moodie 1710 to 22nd Oct. 1714 Rev. George Wright 1714 to 25th March 1738 Rev. John Carey 1738 to 26th April 1747 Rev. Alexander Inglis 1747 to 25th Oct. 1760 Rev. George Eccles 1760 to 13th April 1768 Rev. Gideon Castelfranc 1768 to 1782 Rev. John Pool, LL.B. 1782 to May 1813 Rev. John Campbell 1813 to 8th Dec. 1858 Rev. Alexander Campbell, M.A. 1858 to 1860 Ven. Archdeacon Richard Panton, D.D. January 1861 to 1870 Rev. William Mayhew, M.A. October 1870 to August 1872 Rev. George Taylor Braine, B.A. August 1872 to Oct. 1878 Ven. Archdeacon Duncan Houston Campbell, M.A. March 1879 to 22nd Sept. 1900 Rev. Hubert Headland Isaacs M.A. January 1901 Rev. Edward Jocelyn Wortley [Illustration: KING EDWARD’S CLOCK TOWER ]