Abraham Helm

1775 - 1845  (70 años)

• Nombre	Abraham Helm
  Parentesco	with Maritza Uribe Senior
  Nacimiento	1775	Saint Martin, West iIndies
  Sexo	Varón
  Fallecimiento	1845	Saint Thomas, Danish West Indies
  Orígenes
  ID Persona	I3028	rodriguezuribe.co
  Última Modificación	15 May 2024

  
  

  Familia	Maria N.L. (unproven),   n. 1789, New York, New York, USA
  Marriage	1815
  	Tipo: Sinagoga
  Age at Marriage	He : ~ 40 años - She : ~ 26 años.
  Hijos	1. Catherine Auguste Helm,   n. 1818, Saint Thomas, Danish West Indies   2. William Helm,   n. 1821, Saint Thomas, Danish West Indies   3. Adelaide Helm,   n. 1822, Saint Thomas, Danish West Indies   4. Maria Margaret Mathilde Helm,   n. 1826, Saint Thomas, Danish West Indies f. Saint Thomas, Danish West Indies + 5. Joseph Helm,   n. 1828, Saint Thomas, Danish West Indies f. 1902 (Edad 74 años) ▻ Serafina Alvares Correa Jessurun Pinto  c. 1866
  Documentos » Mostrar como diapositivas		Plantacion Altona, Abraham Helm Name Abraham Helm Gender (Male) Marital Status Married Age 66 Birth Date abt 1775 Birth Place St Martins Residence Date 1841 Residence Address South Side Quarter 7 Residence Saint Thomas (St Thomas), St Thomas, Dansk Vestindien Occupation Living By the Estate Role Free Estate Owner Abraham Helm Others Listed (Name) Age Abraham…
  		PLantacion Altona, herederos de Abraham Helm Name Maria Helm Gender (Female) Marital Status Widow Age 56 Birth Date abt 1790 Birth Place America Residence Date 1846 Residence Dansk Vestindien Residence Island Saint Thomas (St Thomas) Occupation Ohr Estate Role Free Estate Owner Wm Amingen Others Listed (Name) Age Maria Helm 56 Adelaide Helm 21 Margaret Helm …
  		Plantacion Altona, herederos de Maria Helm. 1850 Name Maria Helm Gender Kvinde (Female) Marital Status Widow Age 61 Birth Date abt 1789 Birth Place New York Residence Date 1850 Residence Address South Quarter 1 Residence St Thomas, Dansk Vestindien Residence Island Saint Thomas (St Thomas) Occupation Planter Estate Owner A Helms Heirs Others Listed (Name) Age Maria Helm 61
  ID Familia	F1408	Hoja del Grupo  |  Family Chart
  Última Modificación	7 May 2024

  
  

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  Nacimiento - 1775 - Saint Martin, West iIndies Fallecimiento - 1845 - Saint Thomas, Danish West Indies  = Enlace a Google Earth

  
  

• Notas

  Propietario de la Plantacion Altona Lovango Cay Historical Timeline, March 2008 Lovango Map 1919 Date Event 1728, Oct. 18 Deed to Lovango granted to William Gandy from the Danish West India & Guinea Company, with an 8-year tax amnesty to encourage plantation development. Gandy was a master carpenter who had worked for the DWI&GC in St. Thomas. He had previously been granted a waterfront parcel on Cinnamon Bay in 1722, which he sold to Peter Durloo in 1728 [RA/DWI&GC/SJLL. 1728-39]. 1730 William Gandy is found dead in his hammock on Lovango, believed to have been killed by his slaves. As the corpse is rapidly decomposing, he is buried immediately in his hammock. The sole heir is his wife Elizabeth; the estate is valued at 300 Rigsdallers [RA/Martfelt1765]. 1732 Probate of Elizabeth Gandy: her daughters, Anna Maria Mauor (married to Dedrick van Still) and Rachel Mauor (married to Johannes Jansen) inherit Lovango and a house in Charlotte Amalie equally [RA/VLA/SkiftePro/Ltr.B.1724-32]. 1732 to 1751 In Martfelt’s account of the cays of St. John, Gandy’s sole remaining heir is noted as “old Madam Other.” He goes on: “As she could not, because of poorness, resume at the cay, it was left alone and unworked…” [RA/Martfelt,1765]. 1751-1752 A British subject by the name of Conners applies for, and receives, a land patent on Lovango as a deserted island from the General Government in Antigua. As late as 1765 he is still upholding his claim and cultivating provisions on the cay [RA/Martfelt,1765]. c 1756 The Danish Crown takes possession of Lovango as an abandoned and bankrupt estate, and then issues a deed to Peter Durloo [RA/Martfe1t,1765]. 1780 Peter Oxholm shows the cay as uninhabited on his manuscript map of St. John [RA/Oxholm,1780]. 1788 The 22-ton bark Two Sisters, owned and operated by George Hazzel, receives a sea pass to sail from her homeport of Lovango to Charlotte Amalie [RA/GTA/SeapassProl788-1808]. (DK note: I recall seeing a reference to a physical altercation between Durloo and Hazzell over Hazzell’s presence on Lovango). 1791, Dec.16 Lovango. noted as consisting of 200 acres, is deeded to George Hazzel, and reappears in the tax rolls for the first time since 1729. It remains in the rolls thereafter. [RA/VLA/STJM,1794] 1803 Tax rolls record George Hassel residing on Lovango, with 10 acres in pasture or provision crops [RA/VLA/STJM,1804]. 1804, Jan. 18 Probate of Rebecca Elizabeth Hassel, wife of Benjamin Hassel reveals that she and her brother, George Hassel, are joint owners of the Cay. Her children are her heirs: John Hassel, 8; Anna Hassel, 24 (married to planter Joseph Sewer of Jost Van Dyke); Sara Hassel, l8 (present but stricken with smallpox); Louisa Hassel, 14 (also with smallpox). The underage children’s guardian is her brother, James Hassel, a merchant on St. Thomas [RA/VLA/STJL/Reg&VurPro 1797-1807]. 1805 Ownership is split in the tax rolls between Abraham Helm and James Hassell Jr., each with 100 acres. There are 3 white residents and 5 slaves, with 6 acres in pasture or provision crops [RA/VLA/STJM, 1805].