Pln New Bee Hive

[Name] New Beehive  
[Crop] Cotton  

Shown as Plantation No. 6 under the sub-heading 'De Mahaica a Demerarie', proprietaire wed [widow] Roth, 500 carreaux, C[oton]

Carte Generale...Demerarie 'Liste des habitations...' [1798] University of Amsterdam Library 'Suriname 1599-1975' http://dpc.uba.uva.nl

[Name] New Bee Hive  

The Gazette reported that the Commissary Court was due to consider on 6 November [1815] 'By Charles van Bacrie, a First Mortgage on Plantation New Bee-Hive, situated on the East Coast of Demerary, with all the Buildings, Cultivations, Negroes and further appurtenances thereto belonging - in favour of Thomas Daniel & Sons of Bristol.'

Demerary & Essequebo Gazette 21/10/1815

[Number of enslaved people] 221(Tot) 96(F) 125(M)  
[Name] New Bee Hive  

C.H.C. van Baerle [?] proprietor

T71/397 N2 1947

[Number of enslaved people] 185(Tot) 83(F) 102(M)  
[Name] New Bee Hive  

In lawful possession of C. Van Baerle by his attorney J.G. Reid

T71/415 587-591

[Number of enslaved people] 199(Tot) 96(F) 103(M)  
[Name] New Bee Hive  

Belonging to Pln New Bee Hive and in lawful possession of the heirs of Charles van Baerle by Chas Bean qq.

T71/429 99-104

[Name] New Bee Hive  

By virtue of a sentence of the Honourable the Supreme Court of Civil Justice for the counties of Demerary and Essequebo, in the colony of British Guiana, bearing date the 23d day of December 1839, at the instance of John Law, an-inhabitant of the county of Demerary, in quality of attorney of Thomas Daniel and John Daniel, of Bristol, Merchants 'and Copartners, carrying on business under the name or style of Thomas Daniel and Sons, plaintiff, versus Humphrey Teston [sic], of Fairborough, in the county of Warwick, and Caroline, his wife (which said Caroline was the widow and relict of Charles Van Baerle), representative of the estate (boedel) of Charles Van Baerle aforesaid, some time of Demerary, now deceased, by their attorney, John E. Austin, defendants; and, in pursuance of an order of his Honour Jeffery Hart Bent, Chief Justice of British Guiana, dated the 3d of March 1840, will expose for sale, at public auction, in the month of April 1841; The sugar plantation New Bee-hive, comprising the land, buildings, machinery, cultivation, and further appurtenances .situate on the east sea coast of the county of Demerary, in the colony of British Guiana aforesaid.

We are grateful for the help of Paul Koulen with this entry.

London Gazette 19871 03/07/1840 p. 1580

[Name] New Bee Hive  

By virtue of a sentence of the Honourable the Supreme Court of Civil Justice for the counties of Demerary and Essequebo, in the colony of British Guiana, bearing date the 23d day of December 1839, at the instance of John Law, an-inhabitant of the county of Demerary, in quality of attorney of Thomas Daniel and John Daniel, of Bristol, Merchants 'and Copartners, carrying on business under the name or style of Thomas Daniel and Sons, plaintiff, versus Humphrey Teston [sic], of Fairborough, in the county of Warwick, and Caroline, his wife (which said Caroline was the widow and relict of Charles Van Baerle), representative of the estate (boedel) of Charles Van Baerle aforesaid, some time of Demerary, now deceased, by their attorney, John E. Austin, defendants; and, in pursuance of an order of his Honour Jeffery Hart Bent, Chief Justice of British Guiana, dated the 3d of March 1840, will expose for sale, at public auction, in the month of April 1841; The sugar plantation New Bee-hive, comprising the land, buildings, machinery, cultivation, and further appurtenances .situate on the east sea coast of the county of Demerary, in the colony of British Guiana aforesaid.

We are grateful for the help of Paul Koulen with this entry.

London Gazette 19871 03/07/1840 p. 1580