PROPERTY NAME	ORIG. OWNER	NOTES
ACTON	Joel Saville	Acton is located just south of Perth Town, on the north side of the road to Duanvale. The Jamaica Almanac of 1840 lists the acreage as 468 and the owner as Anne Montague.
ARCADIA PEN	Hon. William Barrett (1733-1787)	First Custos of Trelawny; buried in Barnstaple Estate
BARNSTAPLE	Hon. William Barrett (1733-1787)	The Jamaica Almanac of 1840 lists the acreage as 985 and the owner as Davis Lyon who also owned Holland
BARRON HALL	James Easson	The Jamaica Almanac of 1840 gives the acreage as 655
BELMONT	James Virgo (17471790)	The Jamaica Almanac of 1840 lists the acreage as 854 and the owner as heirs of Rebecca. C. G. Virgo.
BERKSHIRE	Richard Brissett	Also owned Hampshire. Was in charge of the newly formed Trelawny parish in 1771/2 until the vestry was elected. He was the first member of the House of Assembly for Trelawny
BIDDIFORD	Hugh Barnett	Also owned Hopewell and Sportsman's Hall
BLACK GARDEN	Henry Cuniffe	Custos, Founder of the town of Martha Brae. Also owned Garredu, Holland, Merrywood and Nottingham.
BOUNTY HALL	John Simpson who also had an interest in Chester and Tilston	This was the place where runaway slaves were returned to the British by the Maroons
BRACO	Dr Charles Gordon	Also owned 450acres at Williamsfield.
BRAMPTON	Bryan Edwards
BRYAN CASTLE	Bryan Edwards
BUNKERS HILL, formerly STUDELY PARK	Thomas Reid	"Bunkers Hill" was a battle between the Americans and the British in 1775. Whoever renamed the Estate must have been making a political point! The Reid family eventually owned six estates in the Parish, including Bunkers Hill, Friendship, Wakefield and Long Pond. The first three are neighbours.
CAMBRIDGE	Edward Barrett	Founder of Falmouth Town; his brother owned Oxford
CARRICK FOYLE	Phillip O'Connor	Carrick, Foyle and O'Connor are all Irish names.
CHESHIRE	Jane Spragge (1773)
CHESTER	John Simpson (who owned Bounty Hall and Tilston), for Dunn and Kenyon	Still owned by Dunn& Kenyon in 1840, 1066 acres
CLERMONT	Dr Vincent McDonald	The Jamaica Almanac of 1840 lists the acreage as 423 and the owner as heirs of Charles Reynolds.
CLIFTON	John Stogden
COLCHIS PEN	Samuel Graves	996 acres. Colchis was the setting for Jason and the Argonauts' quest for the fabled Golden Fleece (~1300BC). Colchis is in present-day Georgia.
CONTENT	Owned by the Stirling family, who also owned Hampden together with Frontier and Keir estates in St James. They may also have owned Friendship (1744-1804)
COVEY	Hon. John Tharp (1744-1804)	Custos
DEFIANCE	Thomas Buchanan
DROMILLY	Patrick Hanlon (sp?)
DRY VALLEY	Robert Minto	562 acres. The adjacent estate is called Water Valley, also owned by Minto
DUANVALE	James Campbell, who also owned neighbouring Spotfield (later Kinloss) and, possibly, the area west of Kinloss still known as Campbells
DUNDEE	James Stothart (??-1800)
ETINGTON	Henry Shirley	Henry Shirley also owned Glamorgan and Hyde Hall.
FLAMSTEAD	Thomas Partridge	There are at least three other Flamsteads in Jamaica.
FLORENCE HALL	Brady & Barnett
FONTABELLE	William Rhodes James (junior)	Also owned Southfield
FOREST	Mrs White
FRIENDSHIP (Reid's)	George Reid & sisters	The Reid family eventually owned six estates in the Parish, including Bunkers Hill, Friendship, Wakefield and Long Pond. The first three are neighbours.
FRIENDSHIP (Fowler's)	William Stirling alias Beau Sterling.	Subsequently been owned by James Fowler who owned Grange and Lottery.
GALES VALLEY	William Gale	Also owned York (total area of both estates was 3147 acres)
GARREDU	Henry Cuniffe	Also owned Black Garden, Holland, Merrywood and Nottingham.
GEORGE'S VALLEY	George Robinson Hamilton	The Jamaica Almanac of 1840 lists the acreage as 1577 and the owner as heirs of William Mitchell.
GEORGIA	Thomas Gordon	1389 acres
GIBRALTAR	John Woulfe
GOLDEN GROVE, formerly TERN'S or TERN SPRING	John Jarrett	Also owned Silver Grove and Kent.
GOOD HOPE	Hon. John Tharp (1744-1804). Buried at Good Hope
GLAMORGAN		The Jamaica Almanac of 1840 lists the owner as Henry Shirley who also owned Etingdon and Hyde Hall
GRANGE	John Fowler	By 1840 James Fowler owned this estate plus Lottery and Friendship.
GRAVESEND	John Grave	The sinister-sounding name's origins are clear! 96 acres and owned by James Graves according to the 1840 J Almanac.
GREENFIELD	Jarvis Gallimore (1741-1795)	Was killed by the Maroons in 2nd Maroon War
GREEN PARK,formerly Green Pond	William Atherton (1742-1803)
GREENSIDE	Robert McGhie
GREEN VALE, formerly called PURGATORY	William Albert
HACTON	Herbert N. Jarrett,	436 acres. Jarrett also owned Orange Valley. Hacton is located on the east side of the Wakefield to Deeside road.
HAGUE	John Hodges	Now the site for the annual Hague Agricultural Show
HAMPSHIRE	Richard Brissett	Also owned Berkshire.
HAMPSTEAD	Jane Stone	Jane Stone was the slave-wife of Jonathan Barnett. She also owned Retreat
HARMONY HALL	John James
HAWKERTON PLANTATION	William Guthrie
HOLLAND	Henry Cuniffe	Was responsable for creating Lyttelton, later Martha Brae, village out of the eastern end of Holland. Also owned Black Garden, Garredu, Merrywood, and Nottingham.
HOPEWELL	Hugh Barnett	Also owned Biddiford and Sportsman's Hall
HYDE	Edward Clarke	The Hyde and Gibraltar properties were acquired by the government in the late 1940's under the Land Settlement Scheme
HYDE HALL	Cossley Hall
IRVING TOWER	James Irving	900 acres in 1840. Presently owned by Mr Keith Russell
JOCK'S LODGE	Adam Cathill	The Jamaica Almanac of 1840 lists the acreage as 519 and the owner as James Minto, who also owned Dry- and Water Valleys
JOHNSTON ESTATE	John Watt
KENT	John Jarrett	1008 acres Also owned Golden Grove and Silver Grove.
KINLOSS, formerly SPOTFIELD	John Campbell . A Campbell also owned nearby Duanvale and, possibly, the area east of Kinloss still known as Campbells	The Jamaica Almanac of 1840 lists this estate with 1499 acres and the owner as George Scott.
LANCASTER	Thomas P. Thompson	1257 acres. Thompson also owned Mario Bueno and Vale Royal.
LANSQUINET, formerly KEITH HALL	Hon. John Tharp	Transferred to to John Tharp of Hanover on 11 May, 1769 by Thomas Williams and Sarah his wife
LINTON PARK	Joseph Linton	2428 acres
LONG POND	Richard Haughton Reid	Originally patented to William Reid in 1709. The Reid family (Cols John and Thomas) and sons and daughters eventually owned six estates in the parish, including Bunkers Hill, Friendship, Wakefield and Long Pond. The first three are neighbours..
LOTTERY	John Woulfe	The J. Almanac of 1840 listsJames Fowler, who also owned Grange and Friendship.
LYSWORNY	James Dyer (??-24/4/1779)
MANCHESTER	James Cunningham
MARIO BUENO	Thomas P. Thompson	Also owned Lancaster
MAXIFIELD	Dr William Mc'Donald	A man of colour
MERRYWOOD	Henry Cuniffe of Killtolla, Galway.	Merrywood is mentioned in the 1862 Stocklist for Windsor. Also owned Black Garden, Garredu , Holland and Nottingham.
NIGHTINGALE GROVE	Robert Wilton
NOTTINGHAM	Henry Cuniffe
ORANGE GROVE	John Stogden
ORANGE VALLEY	Herbert Newton Jarrett	2338 acres. Jarrett also owned Hacton. Presently owned by Mr Alec Henderson
OXFORD	George Barrett	His brother owned Cambridge
PANTREPANT	Henry Strudwick (??-1760); by 1776 in hands of Hall, aatorney of St Andrews	Presently owned by Mr Chris Blackwell
PEMBROKE	John Blagrove
PERU	James Scarlett	1550 acres
PHOENIX	James Hardyman
POTOSI	Wedderburn and Lyon	Potosi was a fabled silver mine in Bolivia
RESERVE	Alexander McLachlan & Lacy Stewart
RETREAT	Jane Stone	Also owned Hampstead
ROSLIN CASTLE, formerly SHAW CASTLE	Henry M. Wisdon
SCHAWFIELD (Was this originally SHAWFIELD?)	Samuel & Charles Shaw (or Schaw?)	There may be a mis-spelling here: the estate was spelled "Shawfield" on the notes I saw and this correspnds to the owners name. But it is definitely SCHAW... on today's maps.
SILVER GROVE	John Jarrett	Also owned Golden Grove and Kent
SOUTHFIELD	William Rhodes James (1755-1795); W.R. James (junior) owned Fontabelle	Also owned Fontabelle
SPORTSMAN'S HALL	Hugh Barnett	Also owned Biddiford and Hopewell
SPOTFIELD, at least part of which is now known as KINLOSS	John Campbell who also owned nearby Duanvale and, possibly, the area east of Kinloss still known as Campbells	The Jamaica Almanac of 1840 lists this estate with 1499 acres and the owner as George Scott.
SPRING	Edward Knowles	This gave its name to Spring Hill (on main road between Duncans and Falmouth). The Jamaica Almanac of 1840 lists a Spring Hill with 25 acres and owned by John Russell.
STEELFIELD	Dr Thomas Steel	The Jamaica Almanac of 1840 lists the acreage as 1177 and the owner as James S. Lawson.
STEWART CASTLE	James Stewart	His son founded Stewart Town
STEWARTON		The Jamaica Almanac of 1840 lists this estate with1371 acres and the owner as R. W. & S Mitchell,
STONEHENGE	Rev. Joseph Stoney	Well, he couldn't call it "Stoney Ground", could he?
SWANSWICK	G. M. Clarke
TILSTON	John Simpson, who also owned Bounty Hall and had an interest in Chester.	2197 acres
TYRE		The Jamaica Almanac of 1840 lists John McLimont, as owning 2350 acres at TYRE
ULSTER SPRING	William Frater (1781-1839)	1550 acres
UNITY	William Stevenson	Sold to John Tharpe in 1778 but the Jamaica Almanac of 1840 lists Edmund Francis Green as owning1863acres at Unity
VALE ROYAL, formerly WALKY WALKY	Charles Graves	The Jamaica Almanac of 1840 lists this estate with 612 acres and the owner as heirs of Thos, P Thompson.
WAKEFIELD	John Reid	The Reid family eventually owned six estates in the Parish, including Bunkers Hill, Friendship, Wakefield and Long Pond. The first three are neighbours.
WALES	John Tharp	Presently owned by the Muschett family
WATER VALLEY	William Virgo	1526 acres. The adjacent estate is called "Dry Valley" and by 1840 the Jamaica Almanac lists the owner of both as James Minto: he also owned Jocks Lodge
WESTON FAVEL	Catherine Harding
WINDSOR	Joseph Hardy	Presently owned by Michael Schwartz
YORK	William Gale	Also owned Gale's Valley