Eiizabeth Everett Barnett

Widow and acting executrix of Hon. William Barnett of Arcadia.

1. Lysons, in his "Environs of London," iii., 356-9, noticed the ten following tombs to West Indians in St. Pancras churchyard in the year 1795, viz.:- " Elizabeth Everett, relict of the Hon. William Barnett, of Arcadia in Jamaica, 1793." 1793, June 26. At the White Hart inn Bagshot, Surrey, Mrs. Barnet, of Holles-street, Cavendish-square, lately arrived from the West Indies, where she had large property. She was travelling, with her family of seven children, to Southampton, on her way to the Isle of Wight, where she intended to pass the summer. Her eldest daughter and the gentleman to whom she was on the point of being married, attended her most affectionately during her short illness of three days. ("G.M.," 862.)

1. Vere Langford Oliver, Caribbeana Vol. III, 'Monumental Inscriptions in England Relating to Jamaicans'.