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St Helena Island

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Kim from Sandhurst

Kim from Sandhurst Report 23 Jul 2008 23:35

Emma

I have a very good friend who has lived on the island for many years, they could possibly help

Kim

Thistledown

Thistledown Report 23 Jul 2008 20:18



My sisters daughter was born on ST HELENA's Island she knows lots of people there too.

Betty.

Animal Lover

Animal Lover Report 23 Jul 2008 17:49

There are quite a few good websites on St Helena on the internet. This includes one on geneaology. If you have any more specific information please let me know, as a work colleague is from the Island and still has quite a lot of family there and he mum goes back every year or so. AL

J* Near M3.Jct4

J* Near M3.Jct4 Report 23 Jul 2008 17:36

My paternal grandfather was at St Helena during his stint in the Marines WW1 and I found a lot of history about the island on 'Google'

It may be worth trying - good luck.

Julie

Julie Report 23 Jul 2008 17:08

Hi Emma...can't help you exactly but I know a woman who comes from St Helena, she goes back every so often, via Cargo boat!!

Emma

Emma Report 23 Jul 2008 17:02

Do any one know of people who worked on the Island of St Helena in the South Atlantic Ocean for a company called DWRS Diplomatic Wireless Relay Services in the 1970s.