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How did Port Royal become a part of Kingston and St. Andrew?
Until 1692, there was no such place as Kingston. Kingston came into existence in 1692 after a massive earthquake and tidal waves destroyed up to two thirds of Port Royal and caused the deaths of about three thousand inhabitants.
Was there slavery in Port Royal Jamaica?
Port Royal was also the auction centre for the slave trade in the Caribbean. A gun was fired to give notice of the sale and business was conducted on board the ships or on the wharfs. While, no personal account from an African slave is to be found, there is one from the white indentured servant, John Coad.
Do Kingston and Saint Andrew have separate municipal corporations?
The Kingston and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) became a corporate body as a result of the amalgamation of the parishes of Kingston and St. Andrew in 1923, when by virtue of Law 3 of 1923, they were merged into a single Municipal Unit.
Why did Port Royal become a strong and rich city?
Buccaneers found Port Royal appealing for several reasons. Its proximity to trade routes allowed them easy access to prey, but the most important advantage was the ports proximity to several of the only safe passages or straits giving access to the Spanish Main from the Atlantic.
What is the difference between Kingston and St. Andrew?
The Parish of Kingston is entirely urban, while ST. Andrew consists of urban and rural settlements.
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What is the story behind Port Royal?
Port Royals role as a British Naval Station extends from 1713 to 1905. During this time, the Station grew in size and tactical efficiency and Port Royal began to shelter fleets for offensive operations. From 1715 to 1763, a dockyard was founded and consistently expanded in order to facilitate large navy ships.
Who is the CEO of Kingston and St. Andrew Municipal Corporation?
Chief Executive Officer - Mr. Robert H.P. Hill J.P.
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