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The Nutseller made famous by The Merrymen.Sarah Ann Gill was a social and religious leader.
King Dyal Many know of his colourful suits and air of supremacy
Dame Ruth Nita Barrow began her career as a trained nurse, midwife, and health care administer, she was awarded the honour of being appointed Governor General of Barbados on June 6th 1990.
Mr. Joseph Niles became a legend in his lifetime as a local Barbadian Gospel Music Artist.
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BAJAN LEGIONS
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The Nutseller, made famous by The Merrymen, came in singing "Who callin, look ma hey luv' Swininging and sway with tray on head is de ol' nutseller, who turmed out to be no other than Pastor Soyna! Selling her "Comforts, toffees, package of nuts, tell ma wa ya want young fella!" |
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Sarah Ann Gill was a social and religious leader in Barbados during the days of slavery. Best known as the Heroine of Methodism and Freedom of Religion – and for the role she played in establishing a religious alternative to the white-dominated Church of England in Barbados.
Born in 1795, Sarah Ann Gill was a free, ‘mixed ancestry’ woman (born to a black mother and white father) who notably felt the brunt of the racism that was inherent in Barbadian society at the time. She chose Methodism as her religion and by 1820 was considered to be a full member of the Methodist Church. Information sourced from www.totallybarbados.com |
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King Dyal “You don’t know I was the man responsible for the riots? The 1937 riots, I was solely responsible for it,” said Redvers Dundonald ‘King’ Dyal.
Many know of his colourful suits and air of supremacy but few know of the role that King Dyal played in bringing about social change in Barbados. Information sourced from www.repeatingislands.com |
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Her ExcellencyDame Ruth Nita Barrow GCMG DA was the first female Governor-General of Barbados.
She was a nurse and a public health servant from Barbados. She served as Governor-General of Barbados from 6 June 1990 until her death on 19 December 1995.
She was the older sister of Errol Barrow, first Prime Minister of Barbados.
The Errol & Nita Barrow Educational Trust raises funds and make financial awards to enable Bajans and Commonwealth Caribbean citizens to pursue a course of study that will further the development of Barbados and the Caribbean. Information sourced from Wikipedia.org |
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Mr. Joseph Niles became a legend in his lifetime. Mr. Niles is a veteran of over twenty-three recorded gospel albums and over three hundred (300) recorded gospel songs. He almost single-handedly pioneered the use of indigenous rhythms in local Barbadian Gospel Music.
His influence transcends denominational and age barriers and the impact of his music and ministry has been felt across the region, North America, Europe and Canada. Information sourced from www.josephniles.com |
