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	Jamaica Gleaner - Hanover honours author C. Everard Palmer - Thursday \| November 15, 2001
		THE HANOVER Historical Society and Museum is this week hosting a series of events in honour of the talented Jamaican author C. Everard Palmer who hails from Kendal in the parish.
		Palmer is being honoured for the contribution he has made to children's literature in Jamaica as well as abroad, according to officials at the museum.
		Situated in the town of Lucea, it serves as a cultural centre for the parish of Hanover.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20011115/cornwall/cornwall5.html (349 words)

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		Hanover, the third smallest parish in Jamaica is situated at the north-western end of the island.
		The coves on the coast were a favourite haunt for pirates and Henry Morgan the notorious pirate later to become Lieutenant Governor sheltered in the harbour and later acquired 4,000 acres of property in the area.
		The Hanover Parish Church was built on the foundations of an old church built by the Spaniards.
	www.jamlib.org.jm /hanover_history.htm (2044 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Hanover in peril - Mayor, officials outraged by state of fire department - Monday \| January ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		LUCEA'S MAYOR Lester Crooks, the chairman of the Hanover Parish Council, has expressed outrage at the state of the Hanover fire department, which has been without the services of a fire truck for almost three weeks and has left the 177-square mile parish in peril.
		Superintendent Morine Thomp-son of the Hanover Fire Depart-ment, who was called upon to give an update on the situation, confirmed that the parish was totally without fire protection coverage.
		As a result, she said, she had mobilised her fire prevention officers to go into the hills to warn farmers who are burning lands for farming to desist, as there was no fire coverage in the entire parish of Hanover.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20040112/lead/lead5.html (309 words)

	Hanover's Hurlock - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM
		We could realise a new Lucea, Hanover in a matter of months - less than six - if there is national attention, if all the relevant agencies do what they are supposed to," she told the Observer West.
		Because the on-going lesson in environmental preservation and sustainability would be totally ineffective without their participation and cooperation, largely attributable to her ability to effectively communicate through exemplary behaviour, powerpoint presentations, mobile display units, workshops and more recently the production of a documentary film which will soon be released on compact disc.
		Despite the strides she has made on behalf of the parish in terms of enlightening residents to available funding opportunities, Hurlock is saddened by the government's attitude to the parish she has come to love so much.
	www.jamaicaobserver.com /westernnews/html/20060816T230000-0500_111364_OBS_HANOVER_S_HURLOCK.asp (734 words)

	Orange Bay, Half Moon Bay, Hanover, Jamaica
		Hanover Parish in Jamaica is not known for its swinging nightlife, its gleaming towers of commerce, or its amusement parks and planetariums.
		What Hanover offers is nature in its raw and unparalleled beauty; and these photos, especially the 20 year old ones, can never do it justice.
		Hanover is blessed with many naturally-occurring food trees and bushes, and in combination with the plantations, offers some of the best fruit and spices available anywhere.
	www.marbleslawn.com /halforangebays.html (1544 words)

	Dickson Jamaica1
		The pattern of that particular journey was so often repeated, my father talking with an easy familiarity about the places we passed by on the roads, all the while unwinding an intimate knowledge of the parish and of the island in which he was born and grew up and which he clearly loved.
		Following this, the Jamaica born children were packed off to Scotland ‘to be boarded, educated and clothed…according to the most easy and reasonable rate (Note22) by their uncle William, John's younger brother; infant George, however, was either overlooked in accounts, died on the voyage or remained with his father in Jamaica.
		John was back in Hanover seven years later, to put up in partnership with Alexander Smart a merchant in Montego Bay, where Smart and Dickson supplied "a large and general assortment of Dry Goods" (Note50) from London until John, for reasons unknown, temporarily left for Britain in early 1792.
	www.merchantnetworks.com.au /jamaica/jamaica1.htm (6980 words)

	Hanover Parish, Jamaica - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hanover, (capital Lucea), is a parish, located on the northwestern tip of the island of Jamaica.
		Hanover was established on November 12, 1723, and given the family name of the English monarch, George I who was from the House of Hanover in Germany.
		Hanover covers an area of 430 sq km.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hanover,_Jamaica (613 words)

	New Things To Experience In Jamaica
		Jamaica now showcase this "Royal Palm Reserve" for you and your entire family to come and enjoy nature.
		Cruise ships are scheduled to arrive in the town ahead of Jamaica's Independence in August, their will also be special calls in the splendor of November and December of 2003 into the winter season 2004.
		Jamaica, which remains home to many celebrities, enjoy seeing her own people succeed and certainly Lewis's addition to the vacation destination makes every Jamaican happy, to welcome home one of their own in fine style.
	www.jamaicans.com /tourist/newthings062003.htm (1109 words)

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		As a result of the devastating effects of Hurricane Ivan on the Caribbean nation of Jamaica, a relief effort has been initiated by the Hanover Homecoming Foundation based in New York.
		Jamaica experienced a direct hit by Hurricane Ivan late Friday Evening and as a result, suffered severe damages to personal property, livestock, produce and life.
		Jamaica has been seriously affected by Hurricane Ivan and needs as much help as possible.
	www.hanoverjamaica.com (287 words)

	About Us
		Hanover Homecoming Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit, and non-governmental organization, whose founding members are expatriates and children of expatriates from Hanover.
		They have stimulated the economic environment of Hanover by spending thousand of US dollars in the area over the past years.
		Our mission is to make positive contributions towards the improvement of the social and economic conditions in the community of Hanover, Jamaica and establish an education and development fund for the Education, Training and Development of the people of Hanover, Jamaica.
	www.hanoverjamaica.com /AboutUs.htm (225 words)

	Hanover Homecoming
		Although I am the second smallest and the most low-lying parish in Jamaica - 9 square miles and about 1000 feet, I have given a lot to our country and the world.
		I once was known as the food basket of Jamaica - famous for cattle and Lucea yam.
		Three parishes; St James, Westmoreland and Hanover herself can be seen from my highest point, Birch Hill, which stands tall at 1809 feet high.
	www.hanoverjamaica.org (474 words)

	http://www.talawah.com/lucea/lucea.htm
		Thereafter, it was known as St. Lucia, St. Lucy etc. Lucea became the capitol town for the Parish of Hanover in 1723, when Hanover was formed from the realignment of St. Elizabeth and Westmoreland.
		Lucea is located between the mega tourist resorts of Montego Bay to the east, and Negril to the west, approximately an equal distance of 25 miles.
		Queen Elizabeth II and her entourage departed from Jamaica at this port in 1965 on the Royal Yacht Britannia.
	www.talawah.com /lucea/lucea.htm (473 words)

	Hospitality Jamaica Hanover awaits Fiesta
		WHILE RESIDENTS of Hanover await the construction of what is expected to be the largest hotel in the parish and the island, parish officials have not had the opportunity to meet with or have discussions with the developers, Spanish hotel chain Fiesta Hotels and Resorts.
		Secretary/manager of the Hanover Parish Council, Alfred Graham, told Hospitality Jamaica that the council had not yet received applications for the construction of the hotel.
		The hotel chain plans to construct a five-star all inclusive hotel, to be named Jamaica Palladium on 200 acres of land at Point Estate in Lucea.
	hospitalityjamaica.com /20050525/news4.html (331 words)

	View of Lucea, Hanover, Jamaica, a number of heritage buildings and historic sites are featured
		The Hanover Museum was formerly the local jail, previously a part of the British Military Barracks complex.
		On the wall of the museum is a profile of Sir Alexander Bustamante(Clarke), native son of Hanover, who became the first Premier, Chief Premier and Prime Minister of Jamaica.
		Pirate to Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica, Captain Morgan.
	www.talawah.com /lucea/Luscene.htm (456 words)

	Welcome To Jamaica
		The yearly Jamaica vacations you longed for, the posh car you always admire, sending your children to the best university, buying properties anywhere you desire, or simple just to enjoy the life you want to enjoy.
		Jamaica is a country that offers many kinds of holiday and Jamaica vacation attractions because of its unique geography and history
		Jamaica has many indigeneous animals they are in danger of becoming extinct
	www.specular-jamaica.com (771 words)

	Artists
		One of the early graduates of the Jamaica School of Art (1966), he gained his BFA from the School of Visual Arts, New York (1976), returning there for his MFA in 1993.
		He returned to Jamaica in 1980 to join the staff of the Jamaica School of Art, becoming Head of the Painting Department the following year, a position he holds to this day.
		As one of Jamaica's most recognised artists, he exhibits widely in Jamaica and overseas.
	www.harmonyhall.com /art_popup/Cecilcooper.htm (114 words)

	Copse Place of Safety (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Mission Jamaica began outreach with the Place of Safety in 2000 with a small work team that painted and shared the Gospel with the boys.
		The carpentry shop at the Place of Safety has been supplied by Mission Jamaica with a 10 inch table saw that is the beginning of a shared woodshop project.
		The Boys Place of Safety at Copse Hanover is where Mission Jamaica is building relationships and bringing hope.
	www.saintandrews.org /jamaica/jamaica_projects_copse.html (624 words)

	Hanover College : News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		For a nine-day span in late February and early March, 20 Hanover College students and a professional medical staff participated in a mission trip to a rural area of Jamaica.
		Sponsored by the Timmy Foundation, the trip was designed to engage Hanover students in a service-learning project to help the needy and provide an experience to aid the college students in clarifying vocational interests.
		Aside from the week’s work, the Hanover students spent one day away from the village with children from a local orphanage.
	www.hanover.edu /hanovertoday/news/newsarchive/04/March/jamaica.php (643 words)

	Luxury Caribbean Villas by Linda Smith (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Hanover House is among the most architecturally distinctive private homes in Jamaica.
		Home-cooked candelight dinners are served on the adjacent terrace.
		A special amenity available to Hanover House guests is membership at Round Hill...
	www.jamaicavillas.com /hanover.html (595 words)

	Westhaven Children’s Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Westhaven was started as the result of a survey, which documented the need for a residential facility in western Jamaica parishes to assist children with disabilities to reach their full potential.
		Mission Jamaica will provide each cottage team leader with a staff and child directory for their specific cottage.
		This cottage is designed for the older residents at Westhaven and will include a crafting area, a staff lunch area, covered area to hang clothes to dry and other floor plan changes as directed by Westhaven’s Board of Directors building committee.
	www.saintandrews.org /jamaica/jamaica_projects_westhaven.html (1630 words)

	Hanover, Jamaica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Hanover, (capital Lucea), is a parish, located on the north western tip of the island of Jamaica.
		After emancipation in 1834, the free peasants prospered and supplied produce to much of the rest of Jamaica.
		- Blenheim - is the birthplace of Sir Alexander Bustamante, one of Jamaica's National Heroes.
	buju.banton.pl.ogarnij.com /en/Hanover,+Jamaica (577 words)

	RADA/HEART Offers Gardening Course in Hanover - Jamaica Information Service
		Young people in Hanover are to benefit from training in gardening techniques through an alliance between the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) and the HEART Trust/NTA.
		Parish Manager for RADA Hanover, Bernard Goffe, told JIS News that the training would be offered at the Kenilworth Academy in the parish and upon successful completion, participants will receive a level one certification from HEART.
		He said that Hanover RADA parish office has received full endorsement for the course from a number of organizations within the parish, including the Hanover Parish Council.
	www.jis.gov.jm /agriculture/html/20060112T080000-0500_7748_JIS_RADA_HEART_OFFERS_GARDENING_COURSE_IN_HANOVER_.asp (662 words)

	hanover - Ask.com Web Search
		Hanover (German: Hannover [haˈnoːfɐ]), on the river Leine, is the capital of the federal state of Lower Saxony (Niedersachsen), Germany.
		It also was the capital of the administrative area Hanover region until Lower Saxony's regions were disbanded at the beginning of 2005.
		After Hanover's annexion by the Prussians, there was no flag for the Prussian Province of Hanover for the first years.
	search.ask.com /web?q=hanover (238 words)

	Agricultural Production Up in Hanover - Jamaica Information Service
		Goffe was addressing the annual general meeting of the Hanover Association of Branch Societies, held in Lucea, recently.
		He said that in terms of the amount of hectares reaped in Hanover, there was a 13.2 per cent increase in 2005 over 2004, which was reflective in the increase of tonnage reaped.
		He said that the seedlings produced at the nursery were of good quality and urged the farmers to continue to utilize the facility.
	www.jis.gov.jm /agriculture/html/20060627T110000-0500_9244_JIS_AGRICULTURAL_PRODUCTION_UP_IN_HANOVER.asp (635 words)

	ReggaeTrain.com...your portal to Reggae music...(Biography [The Congos]) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		What Lee Perry brought to this mix was his usual anarchic presence, but also his technique of using primitive (even for its time) four-track recording technology that emphasized a cluttered, dense, but hot live sound.
		This song was written when I was trimmed by the police in Kingston Jamaica in 1976.
		Many of the songs on Heart of the Congos are written by myself and my wife.I registered Roy's name to songs like Fisherman, Open the gate, Children crying, The wrong thing, Congoman chant, and Solid foundation.At the time when this was done I did not understand the copyright law.
	www.reggaetrain.com /biocongos.asp (715 words)

	The Congos - Biography - AOL Music
		Cedric Myton grew up in St. Catherine, Jamaica and began his singing career as a member of the Tartans in the late '60s.
		Roy Johnson, a native of Hanover, Jamaica, grew up singing spirituals at home and cut his teeth as a member of Ras Michael and the Sons of Negus.
		Great as it was, Heart of the Congos sold only reasonably well in Jamaica, and became a hotly sought-after collectible in America and Britain by a cult of reggae aficionados.
	music.aol.com /artist/the-congos/16611/biography (546 words)

	Sports Jamaica :: Hanover, Challenger march into final :: Football
		REIGNING CHAMPIONS Hanover Masters and newcomers Challenger have earned the right to contest this Sunday's Busta/Steve Bucknor Western Masters Football League final after they emerged successfully from last weekend's crucial second leg semi-final games.
		Hanover Masters, who went into their second leg semi-final fixture against Reno with a 2-1 advantage from their first-leg game, advanced to the final under controversial circumstances.
		With the game locked at 0-0 after 30 minutes, the Reno team took objection to the officiating of referee Ricardo Sailsman and refused to continue the game, forcing a premature end to the encounter.
	sportsjamaica.com /read_article.php?id=6498 (409 words)

	Letters from Hanover Jamaica F
		Wedderburn and Co's Ship with the London Stores for Three Mile River has arrived and is now landing them and we have just heard of the arrival of the Jamaica from Glasgow with the Stores from that Port with the exception of half the herrings which Messrs.
		on the Hanover Capt. Adamsen for London 20 hogsheads sugar and 20 puncheons rum.
		On the Jamaica Capt. Alexander for Glasgow 30 hogsheads sugar and on the Isabella Simpson[?] for Hull 50 hogsheads sugar and one puncheon of rum.
	www.jamaicanfamilysearch.com /Samples2/Hanletter.htm (776 words)

	Lucea Online,lucea's,hanover,jamaica,history,family ...
		This harbor has an almost perfect horse shoe shape, a beauty of nature, feed by by one river a the southwest and the other at the Southeast.
		This is a partial map of Hanover, that stretches from the
		Please send a letter about the erection of the Cenotaph to be published here, and any War veteran information you have.
	www.luceaonline.com (191 words)

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