
Jahaji's Descendants






Above, documents found at home - click to enlarge
Below is the Emigrant Pass
| 119919 | |
| Ship No | 67 |
| Ship's Name |
SS "Sutlej 1916" |
| Name | Edu |
| Father's Name | Jahoor |
|
Age |
20 |
|
Caste |
Musalman |
| District | Bahraich,
Thana Hazurpur
Uttar Pradesh |
| Village or Town | Surola |
| Particulars
of Registration
|
Gonda, December 3, 1915
Register No 60
|
|
SENT TO |
Rose Hall Estate,
British Guiana
British Guiana Government, Emigration Agency, 61 Garden Beach N.B Calcutta, February 12, 1916 Pass by Government Immigration Agent.. Benaals |
The two elders were my grandparents from India. My father is sitting (m) on the chair.
The Emigrant Pass was obtained from the Archives with the help of Dr. Fred Sukdeo, University of Guyana.
Indian movies and the documents found at home made me to research my roots
Comments:
1. After
Guyana gained its independance from Great Britain in 1966, all
indentured immigrants became naturalized Guyanese
2. Then, all indentured
records from the plantations and the District Commissioner Offices were
sent to the Archives in Georgetown. Guyana
3. The indentured immigrants who became naturalized Guyanese voted for the PNC, as they were told on voting day, that they had already voted - postal voting.
The naturalization
process was done by Lawyers associated with two Hindu Organzations in Guyana
that towed the line with the PNC-Burnham's party.
Song from Dil to Pagal Hai