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Thanks again, I truly appreciate the help from the people on this forum. As for Edward Manning Paplay 850,000 pounds left him plenty of money to spend on silver horse shoes. His eldest sister Dorothy Paplay married John Stables of the East India Company, she received 4,000 lbs per anum, and the esta...

Aguest, Thank you for the information. If his mark was stamped on gold coins would you say that he was someone who was considered quite honest and reliable. It mentioned that there were unscrupulous dealers whose weight in precious metals was questionable due to shaving and etc. So would you say thi...

Silverly,
Thank you for responding to my post and even looking up information to help me. I greatly appreciate it. Jane Clinton was the only child who lived to adulthood and married Edward Manning Paplay (my 4th great grandparents). All the other 6 children died by age 14.
Macknie

Aquest Thanks for that information about the "caiman". I thought the mark referred somehow to the Cayman Islands, and I couldn't understand why that would be part of his makers mark. I feel kind of stupid for mentioning it now, but I had no way of knowing that it was referring to a crocodi...

Hello Forum, I am hoping someone here may have information on my 5th Great grandfather George Clinton, who was a jeweler and silversmith in Kingston, Jamaica. I do not know his exact date of birth, but have found some information on him. George Clinton of the Parish of Kingston, jeweler, & Cathe...

GEORGE CLINTON Kingston, Jamaica My 5th great grandfather George Clinton (jeweler and silversmith). In the marriage record for my 4th Great grandparents, Edward Manning Paplay and Jane Clinton on January 26 or 29th, 1791, it said that she was the daughter of George Clinton, Jeweler, and his burial ...