ST. JAMES Block-house, Maroon Town 324 Rose Hall 341 WESTMORELAND Fort William, Aqueduct 360 Fort William Estate, from the site of old Great House 361 Roaring River Estate in 1774. _From an engraving by Thomas Vivares after a painting by George Robertson_ _facing_ 364 Savanna-la-Mar in 1840. _From a coloured lithograph by Joseph B. Kidd_ _facing_ 366 CLARENDON Carlisle Bay 375 Vere Parish Church, at the Alley 382 Morgan’s Valley 394 Halse Hall Great House 396 LIST OF OFFICIALS The following tables are inserted for reference. The list of Governors is complete. The others are as complete as it has hitherto been found possible to make them. There are portraits in Jamaica History Gallery in the Institute of Jamaica of those to whom an * is suffixed. GOVERNORS OF JAMAICA[1] Footnote 1: Administrations during temporary absences of Governors have not been included. 1661–62. General Edward Doyley. Governor. 1662. Thomas, Lord Windsor.* „ 1662–64. Sir Charles Lyttelton.* Dep.-Governor 1664. Colonel Edward Morgan. „ 1664. Colonel Thomas Lynch. President. 1664–71. Sir Thomas Modyford, Bt. Governor. 1671–74. Sir Thomas Lynch. Lieut.-Gov. 1674. Sir Henry Morgan.* „ „ 1675–78. John, Lord Vaughan.* Governor. 1678. Sir Henry Morgan. Lieut.-Gov. 1678–80. Charles, Earl of Carlisle.* Governor. 1680–82. Sir Henry Morgan. Lieut.-Gov. 1682–84. Sir Thomas Lynch. Governor. 1684–87. Colonel Hender Molesworth. Lieut.-Gov. 1687–88. Christopher, Duke of Albemarle.* Governor. 1688–90. Sir Francis Watson. President. 1690–92. William, Earl of Inchiquin.* Governor. 1691–92. John White. President. 1692–93. John Bourden. „ 1693–1700. Sir William Beeston. Lieut.-Gov. 1700–02. „ „ „ Governor. 1702. Maj.-Gen. William Selwyn. „ 1702. Peter Beckford.* Lieut.-Gov. 1702–04. Colonel Thomas Handasyd. Lieut.-Gov. 1704–11. Sir Thomas Handasyd. Governor.