Part 364s - Smith Robertson Genealogy - A New Smith Indenture Study Matrix

Good Afternoon, Again,

This a new Smith Indenture Study Matrix for the microfilm FHL [1563330].

If you are new to reading A Genealogy Hunt, the purpose of an Indenture Study Matrix is to present a visual and consolidated summary of those Postings of transcriptions of Records associated with specific Smiths. This Matrix presents cross-references, by Part number to the associated Postings of the microfilm which is a copy of the Grenada Registers of Records, 1837-1881 (v. Z2-G3).

To view the Matrix, click on the image and increase the viewing aspect per your viewing software or application. Please note that I have not segregated the Posting numbers by unique individuals only by unique names, as encountered in each Record.

I have only listed the singular Smith names. In other words, there may be more than one individual with the same name, for example, James Smith. I have only recorded those names as single entries if and only if there is a unique prefix or suffix added to the name. For example, James Smith and James Smith, Junior each are represented on separate, single lines of the Matrix. The listed Smith may or may not be the same individual but the transcribed Record(s) may not have any clues or hints as to that fact.

In order to see a specific Part, please enter the Part number, e.g. Part 333s, into the “Search This Blog” box. You can also see a copy of this Matrix by clicking the Analyses tab at the top of the page under the header and choosing the corresponding title on the pull-down menu.

I'm using SmartDraw VP to create the Matrix and hopefully, sometime soon, I hope to provide immediate links to relevant Posting as indicated within the Matrix. At some point, I hope to present the Matrix with relevant and associated links.

Please note that in my specific research and search for information regarding my ggg-grandfather James Smith I have not continued examining the Records and Indentures past 1878. My reasoning is that ggg-grandfather James passed away approximately some 35 years earlier and I felt, at this point in time, that the chances of finding any specific reference to him at this juncture may be only of a very remote possibility. I will return to my research of the later documents and records that are Smith-related once I have been able to find and discover the origins of ggg-grandfather James.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.

Jim