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98 years old & the man looks like he’s 70 years old. What a sweet man. I would sit down with him and listen to him all day. He reminds me of my grandfather. Strong, peaceful and peace loving. Beautiful!

@sandraburchell8028

6 жыл бұрын

Blessings Mr Brewster beautiful god bless you

@lilliansmithwhyte8498

6 жыл бұрын

Woooooow 💞👍👍👍

@henryeccleston4708

6 жыл бұрын

Sandra Burchell ,3.g

@catnior

4 жыл бұрын

I live in England and I did some volunteering at a old home in the summer and there were many old white people there his age who couldn’t walk, talk, shower cook or anything and were completely bed bound. They must eat really good food and drink good water in Jamaica.

@norahedwards1695

4 жыл бұрын

His mind still great focus very very well God ever bless him remind me of my father brain so good

I was fortunate to know my grandmother born 1900s, slavery was still alive. Jamaica's need to document their history before it's lost for ever.

@andycyrusac

3 жыл бұрын

He was not a slave. Slavery abolished in Jamaica 1834. Know the history. My father was born in 1876 same year as Bustermantie. My gradfather was born in slavery

@pamelajohnson6900

3 жыл бұрын

@@andycyrusac Point taken you are correct, however, slavery was abolished only in law, in practice it taken much longer to eradicate a system that oppressed.

@ColtanFree

7 ай бұрын

@@andycyrusac Indentured servitude it was called.

This was such a pleasure to listen/watch. Mr Kenneth Brewster’s memory was so sharp; if he hadn’t said he was 98, I’d guess he was about 72. Wish I could’ve met him. Old people are treasures. RIP sir. Just saw that he died in Feb 2018.

@tamarasenior8063

4 жыл бұрын

Oh really so sad.. RIP Sir Brewster.. Im glad he make this video.. This is his legacy he left behind. It's my pleasure to hear his story.

@lesliesmith5797

4 жыл бұрын

Karyn you are correct, Mr. Brewster was a treasure 🦋

@lividkitten

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you for sharing his transition date. I would have loved to meet him and learn more. May he rest in power.

Anyone watching in 2020? So good hearing my history.

@Wanderer25

4 жыл бұрын

It's a blessing hearing his life stories. Jamaicans should treasure the ancestors and story tellers.

@blackieja

4 жыл бұрын

yes Friday, 8/5/2014:48

@fusioncuisine8222

4 жыл бұрын

Blessings truly educational and emotional. Peace & love.

@virgoangel4072

4 жыл бұрын

Oh yes I watching. So humble.

@Lucky-ww4pq

4 жыл бұрын

Watching in quarantine

I would like to see our Jamaican-school system incorporate school-trips to visit our elders to learn our history first-hand.I am confident that everyone will learn something which will have lasting effects on the way we move forward in our own lives. I've discovered at the end of the interview that it was a teacher, Ms. Stewart from Springville All Age School who arranged this meeting. Thank God for all who made it possible!

@iamvaydon9631

6 жыл бұрын

Merlene Cover Hello Grange Hillites, respect from the Bacchas family

@CJ-xg4wl

6 жыл бұрын

In Cuba elders like him would be housed free and his job would be at places like Hope Garden where he would be telling his story everyday . This would benefits youths and himself .

@RimonaChoy

5 жыл бұрын

i am a student who loves your idea #St.Peter Claver Primary and Infant School

@drastic3d199

5 жыл бұрын

that would be very historic,,,,,,i would start a business with people who are serious about jamaica

@moclarke7776

5 жыл бұрын

I agree. Blessings

They might try to hide history, but it find away to surface, this man has a good memory, full of wisdom, blessing from God.

As a Jamaican living abroad, I am honored and privilege to hear the first-hand experience of my very own elder-Jamaicans. God bless him. He reminds me of my very own father, Sir Isaac Alexander Robinson of Grange Hill, Westmoreland who still runs his farm at the age of 84. Mr.Brewster's faith in God along with his wisdom for discernment has allowed to make wise choices under the most difficult of unimaginable circumstances.They also call my father, *Pappa-Son* God bless you continuously Mr. Brewster.

Just came across this footage and was moved to tears. I could sit at his foot for hours and listen. Hi strength of character, humbleness, memory and thankfulness. I just love our elders, true historian, so many lived a life so that ours could be different.

Bless his heart.So humble.These are ppl who paved the way for us.

We youngJamaicans need to give thanks, My grandmother is a 105 years old she use to walk for hours to reach market we learn a lot from her she blessed to still be with us.

@BedStuyBro

6 жыл бұрын

Sandra Johnson Ooh yeah. The elders did a lot of walking in those days. Some still do today. God bless them.

@lilliansmithwhyte8498

6 жыл бұрын

💞👍🇯🇲✌️

@DonCorledopey

5 жыл бұрын

that is what made her live to 105. we're doomed from now going forward cause most of us are seated all day. this is leading to many diseases like cancer, diabetes, etc.

@moclarke7776

5 жыл бұрын

Talk Mommy, our Elders our the Key to unlock the past door. Must Big dem up

@glorialouiise

4 жыл бұрын

Gratitude is a must.🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

God bless this man. Elders like him part of a generation and history that has sadly been forgotten and neglected but still this history plays so much a role in our lives. Teach the youths dem!

GOVERMENT OF JAMAICA. DO SOMETHING FOR THIS HUMBLE AND NOBLE MAN.

@jermainebradford1837

4 жыл бұрын

Juan Baez Why you don’t help him? and stop ask governments to do it.

@helenngo5947

4 жыл бұрын

Jermaine BRADFORD you don’t know Jamaica’s true history, look into it

@marieicequeen

4 жыл бұрын

I thought they said he had died

@joemoe4972

4 жыл бұрын

Juan Baez I experienced that 1951 storm. Those houses were Sticks and Mud. Wattle n Darb. Hurricane Charley move everything in the East. Saint Thomas. Saint Anne’s . Portions of Kingston and Saint Andrews. I think he is mixing up some things . No Slaves in the 1930’s Servants who live on premises. Have Sundays off. Some never had anywhere to really go so they would just stay on the properties.

@joemoe4972

4 жыл бұрын

Juan Baez . Corn full you up. Clean you out. Etc. I hope young people is listening. Bustamante built the first set of real houses for the people. And did what no politician every did. Board houses. Then concrete houses in Trench Town. From First Streets to Seven Street. Bordered by Central Road. That’s where Bob Marley came to live for a few years.

The people in the community should come together n fix up his place so him can live out the rest of his time comfortably

@jazeeallure2151

3 жыл бұрын

I'm teary Nicole because I honestly dont think someone especially so old should live like this😔😩

@veronabennett409

3 жыл бұрын

The government should re compensate him for the loss that he has gone through in his life.

@idaturnbull5869

3 жыл бұрын

Blessing's to Mr Brucester he look so good and young 😍 long life sir.

@gilfordgolding178

2 жыл бұрын

P

When the interviewer ask what kept him so long some people would say its the food and the beautiful weather or genetics but this gentleman give all glory to God how wise he is

this man should not be living like this he his part of our heritage/history this man should be honour as a slave he is a hero

@juanbaez4955

6 жыл бұрын

S.M G THAT IS TRUE. HE SHOULD BE TREATED AS A LEGACY OF JAMAICA. AND HIS MIND IS STILL SHARP. ALMOST A CENTURY OLD. FROM NOW AND ON NOT TOO EASY TO REACH THAT AGE UNDER THESE MODERN TIMES OF STRESS FAST LIFE TOO MUCH GOSSIPING . PUSHING AND PULLING . THE WEATHER CHANGE. POLLUTION .ETC. GOD BLESS THIS MAN.

@drastic3d199

5 жыл бұрын

real hero for us

@1000shoeswoman

5 жыл бұрын

yesss that's wat i'm saying the head of government should be takeing care of him why can't they see that his 98yrs old come on

@velvelineugbomhugbomah5877

5 жыл бұрын

If was a hurricane i was very. Young child we coukd not drink the water

@onthebeat4466

5 жыл бұрын

You are more than right he was maybe better off in slavery. Food for the poor in Jamaica should know about him to build him a house and they have Member of Parliament who tell you I am off the island I am in New York look how they kill each others in US and the police can kill them.

I really appreciate this interview. I was very fascinated with the information that in the 1920’s Jamaica 🇯🇲 was still experiencing the effects of slavery. I was sharing that fact with my Caribbean History student. The harsh reality of slavery and it’s cruel tentacles spanned so many generations long after so called Emancipation.

Mr Brewster, Thank you so much for this insight. We honour you xxx

What a blessing ... this video brought back memories I grew up in the fifties in the Bahamas .,, this precious man look just like my people ... my grandpa was a slave came on a boat from Africa ... Just to listen to Mr brister give strength your faith in God .... I really enjoy watching Thank u for sharing

This is definitely a great video. We need to document and protect the elders. They have the road for us. My granny is 96 years old in Jamaica right now and she is still strong as well. Blessed

I WAS FINDING OUT HISTORY OF BEAUTIFUL JAMAICA AND I FOUND THIS ITERESTING MAN. I AM FROM MEXICO AND MY GREETINGS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS BEAUTIFUL MAN. HE SAID. MORE LOVE. WE ARE FROM THE DUST AND IN DUST WE SHALL BECOME IN DUE TIME. THANKS TO BOTH OF THEM FOR SHARING.

@verondavis456

3 жыл бұрын

B

First off slavery ended in the 1830s. The Morant Rebellion took place in 1865 and was a protest started by Rev Paul Bogle because of poverty, high taxes, poor living conditions and high taxes. The problems were worsened by a flood.. My dad was born in 1914, 12 years before him, and had no experience with any slaves. Not even my grand parents who were born in the late 1800s had any slave experiebce. His experience is when Jamaica was under British rule and people were fighting for better working conditions for people who worked in the cane fields. This started the Trade Union movement which eventually fought for self rule and towards independence. He seems to be a nice man and is doing very good for his age. May God continue to bless him.

Such a gentleman , he offers his guest a chair . Wow his memory is so sharp and he looks so young

Love this interview. Love listening from elders. Beats any historical book. Hearing it from the horses mouth

To God be the glory for everytime the interviewer ask what kept him so long he gave all the glory to God. This is a man of Gods own Heart he is so humble humility honourable

So there you have it folks, Slavery did not end in 1838 for Jamaica, it ended in 1938 with the Bustamante related strikes and riots...

@Wanderer25

4 жыл бұрын

Chattel slavery ended. Not mental slavery.

@GodSincerityStar

4 жыл бұрын

@@Wanderer25 Yea....right...

Hot damn 🔥 ...did y'all see how fast he grabbed them chairs for his guest (at 98 years)....."what a man.. what a man....what a mighty good man"

@myislandjamaica

4 жыл бұрын

Indeed!

@sadiemcclune8354

4 жыл бұрын

@@myislandjamaica This old man is so strong it is a pleasure listening to him

@sadiemcclune8354

4 жыл бұрын

I was wondering if he is still alive

@sadiemcclune8354

4 жыл бұрын

Cameraman God bless you

@monicaallwood237

2 жыл бұрын

@@sadiemcclune8354 the 98 years old man stand up all through the interviews God is good

This interview is so important to us. What a really pleasant elderly gentleman he is in sharing his experiences of growing up on that beautiful island. It's amazing how healthy he looks for age 94. He's not even sitting down. He remembers Hurricane May of 17th August 1951. My mother remembered that day too. At the moment, parts of Jamaica are in turmoil with poverty and violence. I hope that it changes to become a more gentler Jamaica; a Jamaica which was relayed to me by my parents. God bless this elderly gentleman, his family, and the gentleman holding the interview.

What a sweet spirit. I love how humble and gracious he is. Yet he is totally confident. I love it. My grandmother is from St. Elizabeth as well.

Mr. B .is a very humble man .I hope God will give him longer life so he can enjoy something in life that he never had .he has been through a lot.he have such good memories for his age. God bless you all one love from Canada.

God bless this Gentleman with health and strength. He has lots of knowledge of the History of the past.. May God continue to guide his path

@nardiajames732

4 жыл бұрын

Www

Oh Lord he makes me cry, tears 😭 was running down my eyes he's such a humble soul, who doesn't even get to live like how a human being should have lived, he's God's real creation, we don't have too much of these indigenous people anymore, God Bless his soul.

@lynnettesimmonds6658

4 жыл бұрын

That poor man don't know when he born, to me he look like he is in his early eighty to me, he not even know noting about slavery, he only heard about it.

@dennisthemenace855

3 жыл бұрын

@@lynnettesimmonds6658 please let’s give this righteous man the benefit of the doubt he know his age . Birth records in his times is much different than now

I HAVE REPLAYED THIS VIDEO 3 TI M ES AND I ADMIRE HIM . HE STILL HAS A SHARP MIND. NO HUNCH BACK. GOOD MEMORY. THE INTERVIEWER FORGOT KINGSTON. HE HAS HAD A ROUGH LIFE. HE WAS ASKED WHAT DO YOU WANT TO SAY TO THE PEOPLE THAT EVENTUALLY WILL BE WATCHING YOU FROM THE U.S. CANADA AND ALL OVER THE WORLD AND HE RESPONDED. MORE LOVE MORE LOVE UNITY. WISE WORDS. AND HE SAID GOD HAS KEEPUNG ME ALIVE. VERY THANFUL OF GOD.!!

The walk to his house brought back memories of my childhood.

Thank you for finding and pursuing this conversation with a cultural historian. 💫

This man at this time headspace good, very wellspoken aswell. There are so much to Jamaica

I was thinking about doing something like this, travel all over Jamaica and talking to the elders to understand what they have experienced. This video is awesome and I hope you get the opportunity to continue to record our history as told by those who have live it.

Well spoken young man at 98 years.

Thank you Sir for sharing your life story. May the good Lord continues to Bless and keep you.

This man's history put him over 100 years old. That is amazing. His memory is very good.

@bernardfarquharson847

4 жыл бұрын

I agree....

@bernardfarquharson847

4 жыл бұрын

I agree

I feel tears listening how political leaders treated our people...

That’s such a nice man and he has such good manners he offered u a chair to sit good old hospitality u can feel his love and he also talked about it that’s exactly what we need to build a better nation awesome ❤️

I am so thankful, that Mr Brewster live long enough to share his /our history with the world. Yah bless him 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

All his faculties and long memories, God bless

Such a wonderful man. Historian with a sharp memory. True Jamaican survivor and hero. Govt should do something for him.

Cole was so humble talking about burning cold it was a blessing to many people in Springfield to be honest sometimes when our gas finish we could rely on him he ever hardly run out of cold he burn the best cole that you could ever ask for i use to fry chicken and sell I was one of his great customer

@myislandjamaica

2 жыл бұрын

No doubt!

Thanks so much. I watch this with my 94 year old Jamaican father. And there are a lot of “yes man”!

@myislandjamaica

3 жыл бұрын

Live it

What a mild mannered man. He is amazing and gracious. God bless him.

@myislandjamaica

4 жыл бұрын

Indeed

@boomnitejrdlynch9791

4 жыл бұрын

@@myislandjamaica Thanks for sharing this Historical Knowledge of Blessings with us brotha. How is he doing to this date? It would nice to know he's still doing well 🙏💯

Mr. Gayle: Fabulous idea for you to record our elders receounting our history. More of this needs to be done for our record archives. Just a shame that you did not position the recorder closer to him...he is soft spoken and it is very difficult to hear his recount of events. Although you try to repeat his reponses, this tends to distract.But still...well done

@alexdameion3991

6 жыл бұрын

Janet White

Nuff love respect bleeding Honor to this great man, this let me get emotional. Jah know

This is Amazing. ..Great post...This man is my Family...

We need a lot more of these documentary so we don't forget where you're coming from and the struggles that we've been through

@ColtanFree

7 ай бұрын

I concur...Jamaican don't produce documentaries about their history and struggles. I envy Black Americans because they tell their story, the good-bad -and the ugly , through books and film.

I love this history of the old times of Jamaica oh my GOD...what strength he have he can live to tell us that we may know...Blessings to him...

Awesome interview! Thank you for sharing Mr. Brewster with us! I'm inspired. He seems so sharp and looks like 60 or 70!

@maureenstewart5355

6 жыл бұрын

Lorna Blake omg! You said the same thing i said about his age. He looks 60/70! God bless him

@maureenstewart5355

6 жыл бұрын

Lorna Blake look at his skin! No wrinkles! Look at his hands!

People are still watching your video! I hope that great man is still alive! Watching from Indianapolis Indiana.

What a dear old man .. growing up in England I have been lucky enough to know plenty of old (and young ) Jamaicans .. when my parents moved abroad it was a few old Jamaicans and bonafide Rastas that helped and guided me with my young family and my work and business etc I have to mention one man in particular from St Pauls Bristol Know to everyone as Bigger or Uncle Dick RIP I loved that man and he guided me well as he did so many others . I just had to share that and Mr Brewster is right love and unity is the only solution .

Beautiful my mom was 6 years old then . I get to see how she might have grew up... Amazing. Thanks for this documentary 🇯🇲🇯🇲💕💕💕

@myislandjamaica

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

He never give up!! He trust God!! Thank You MR Brewster!! God bless you!!

I really enjoyed the knowledge of this man, thanks for sharing this interview....bless up.

@patriciabennett704

4 жыл бұрын

A. Bernard Wonder if we are related? My Bernard family are from Beacon.

@vincentlee5031

4 жыл бұрын

God bless you papa.God is good.be dtomg brother eat and drink and be contented.you bless my.spirit.make it to heaven brother.

@vincentlee5031

4 жыл бұрын

Keep strong i mean.

@olivepryce4742

4 жыл бұрын

Can somebody who how we can help this mine. You don't have to burn no more wood to get food thank you

@olivepryce4742

4 жыл бұрын

Please please help somebody out there can help God will restore your blessing back

Am sooo privileged to come across this video, I subscribe same time,, Great work Bro

He is 101 now, very powerful! I love how he remembers every history of JA in details. How can we support this elder? We have many like him in our midst.

@myislandjamaica

4 жыл бұрын

He passed, sorry

@commarpennant2478

4 жыл бұрын

How did/when did he pass?

@JH-uv3wr

4 жыл бұрын

Mr. Brewster tragically died in a fire in February, 2018. The Jamaica Observer has a story about this. jamaicaobserver.com/latestnews/99-year-old_man_dies_in_fire?profile=1228

@JourneywithMAMAZURI-hb8nr

4 жыл бұрын

@@myislandjamaica ahhh. Me heart broken in pieces bout tis news

I appreciate this so much. I love these stories.

Thanks for doing this work sir. Thank you so much. Much love to this gentleman

God bless this man, he's been through so much. I love to see watch these interviews. Makes me a little sad because I was very young when my grandparents died. Wish I could meet him.

98 years old and he's still sharp. Nice interview with a very nice man.

@joemoe4972

4 жыл бұрын

Cbaby just imagine living alone up that hill at his age. If he get sick. Or had an accident . Oh God. Such is life

BIG UP to our Elders / Ancestors ✊🏽✊🏽 Much Respect 🖤

This legendary of a MAN from what he's trying His best to educate us with from what I can gather seems to be at least 120 years old. Would you agree.? Complete Respect to my forefather's to the end if time!

@myislandjamaica

4 жыл бұрын

indeed

I really love this footage.......It really gives you a insight into the history of Jamaica.

Mr brewster, I salute u sir. More love, more unity. God bless you sir. 💯❤️🌞

Such a sweet gentleman .may God bless him and sustain him

Every thing about this man is organic, true kingstonion, true Jamaican good in sight on God, food, fashion, praying, today's generation of unruly behaviour,bad manners love this ELDER GWAAN brother Ken more love to God be the glory

thank you Kenneth Brewster for recalling & sharing your journey to make us understand our historical experience and responsibilities. We have been forewarned and forarmed by a survivor. We must not allow history to be repeated , we know our enemies and their strategies from Mr Brewster witness. on line .... respect to our resilient elders.

This is how you know today’s youths or people are so lost how and why would anyone have a reason to not like this video this video right here and this man right here is like a national treasure to me these are the people we should really be going out our way to help in what ever way they need people like this went through it and survived to tell the story and to cry about about how this generation don’t even understand what the ancestors had to go through yet now we’re thinking we have life hard

This great man of Yah is a true son of Zion though he may not know it himself...the day will come when Yah will wipe away all tears from his eyes.

May God bless, provide and continue to bless Kenneth. My Grandfather like this gentle soul was 100 Years on paper when he died but those who knew him said he was much older. This seems to be the story for a lot of Elders in JA. Love is the answer!Tek care!

God bless this man. I hope if he's still alive I hope he has comfortable living conditions & is content. Thank you for your interview!

In UK I recon Mr Bruster must be older than 98yrs two years ago. It a pleasure watching and listening to his account of his experience. Thank you for sharing his story🤔

this interview reminds me of my grandmother when she was alive. She was a great story teller and i am glad i use to always worry her to tell me stories of the past even when others think i was been too bothersome to her. That was in the 80s to early 90s and i was just a preteen between 12 to 15 years, but even then i could see the significance of getting hold of such history. My grandmother was born in 1905 and she died in 1991 at age 86.she was the mother of my mom. up until her last few weeks, she was strong in will, had a powerful memory and a very robust voice. she however could not walk very well because of a stroke that took away her mobile skills in her left side a long time ago before i was born so i grow up knowing her walking with a stick. as she ages she also started to have poor eye sight because of glaucoma. to share her stories with us would always light her up with a warm feeling, but of all her 9 grandchildren (all brothers and sisters) i was the only one always asking to hear these stories but everyone would gather round to hear them. and to this day i am still the only one that keep them sacred. my dads mother is still alive, she will be 91 this year. she did raised me when i was a child and from her i learned the skills of life, but she was not the one to sit and have conversations with children. she was a skinny little strict christian woman who rules with the power of the whip and i learn to fear and love her at the same time. she now lives in New York and i also lives in New York but sadly when i go to visit her she doesn't speak much of the past and she gets tired easily when she talk too long, so not history from her to be had. but i learned a treasure trove of skills and life lessons growing up with her as a child between ages 6 to 12.

@cfcameron7

5 жыл бұрын

I always use to think why did Jamaica fight for independence for them to be killing each other put now I see why we have a long a history of being abused we thank God for is life God kept him alive for a reason

Thanks for this informative interview of Mr. Brewster. He is mentally sharp and focused. Great information on Jamaica history.

@myislandjamaica

4 жыл бұрын

U r welcome

This is so heartwarming,wish we have more story from our elders.

his a treasure jamaican government should take care of him

105 years old and standing up. picking up chairs. and remembering the 1920s like it was yesterday. jamaican people we just built DIFFERENT! lol

@marvinhagler4721

3 жыл бұрын

Black people period

Greetings from England. Was this the Morant Bay Rebellion?? ? ?. Awesome God bless you. Lovely to hear real old time history.

I'm Choked up listening to Kenneth Brewster,I am lost of words, may he live long and happy life until he is called home .A beautiful spirit .

@sandramorgan1700

4 жыл бұрын

God bless this man very smart his mind is still working he doesn't forget anything at his age so much people have dementia .may god bless him and keep him safe .i hope people are taken good care of him .

@nataliemcmasters7379

4 жыл бұрын

www.jamaicaobserver.com/latestnews/99-year-old_man_dies_in_fire?profile=1228

@devogrant2817

4 жыл бұрын

@@nataliemcmasters7379 May he rise in peace Kenneth Brewster .....such a beautiful spriited man

Don't know if this beautiful soul is still alive, but what can we do to help this man get a better house to live? Shame on the system in Jamaica. Do we have any government that cares? No way he should live in a place like this.

@boomnitejrdlynch9791

4 жыл бұрын

StraightUp RealTalk dat.... 👊

@nataliemcmasters7379

4 жыл бұрын

www.jamaicaobserver.com/latestnews/99-year-old_man_dies_in_fire?profile=1228

@kingdom2472

2 жыл бұрын

@@nataliemcmasters7379 it's a disgrace that a treasure like this man died in such a manner ALONE. I only discovered this video and it reinforces my philosophy of EULOGIZING PEOPLE WHILE THEY ARE ALIVE. Thanks Natalie

@nataliemcmasters7379

2 жыл бұрын

@@kingdom2472 No worries

I’m watching this video for a second time. I love this man and fully respect his experience. What a blessing he has been to this world and he his still full of love,,regardless of all the negative experiences he has had in this life. His experiences as ours, is for a time and will end one day. He was a light that shun brightly in this wicked world and we are blessed to have his experiences documented. Thanks again 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️

I know this man personally my family Helped him and his brothers when they lived at white hall avenue My sister Irene Moore is the lady he referred to Good to know he still has good recollection Sam

@joemoe4972

4 жыл бұрын

Samuel Walters :: Do you notice how the past made you feel. Somehow this video contains a part of your life . You remembered. You got connected. Emotional it got to you. Made you think, . That’s why I said the past is so very important. Historically you are in a very few moments of his History

@deletaannmariebrewster4413

4 жыл бұрын

Sir can you please email me at,deleta.brewster@gmail.com

@deletaannmariebrewster4413

4 жыл бұрын

He's my uncle,don't know him but we watch n would like to find him

@joemoe4972

4 жыл бұрын

DELETA ANNMARIE BREWSTER ... I think there was a phone number the man gave out. His own phone number. There was an incident where I think words or the story goes He died in a fire 🔥. I could be wrong . I hope I am wrong

@symoneasymonea8041

4 жыл бұрын

Samuel Walters do you know what part of Whitehall Avenue he’s from?

Love this interview. I learned alot.

Of all the videos that you show this is the one that takes me away because I love history and this has blown me away to listen to this 98 year old man and how his memory is intact and god bless him and you the camera man and I hope you live a long life keep doing this .

Bless up coaly... I know this man personally. Humble old man.... big up Springfield St Elizabeth.

@NOVA630

6 жыл бұрын

Green Orchid honestly I don't know. I don't like in Jamaica anymore

@MissIceQueen2

5 жыл бұрын

Is this man still alive please let me know

@dandycudjoe8373

5 жыл бұрын

A true humble African,one love

@Uncle-Basil

5 жыл бұрын

@@dandycudjoe8373 with much love and respect, we are Israelites...slave masters called us "Negroes" never "Africans".

@NoNonsenseJohnson

4 жыл бұрын

Nah he died in a fire on his land in 2018 I heard. The uploader can confirm if he wishes too. RIP sir.

I liked this interview with one of the living elder in Jamaica, learn a lot about Jamaica from a person who lived it. Awesome!

Am now feeding myself with history, in May 19 2020 🇯🇲😥😥🤔🤔

I like this very much it reminds me of my grandfather, My grandfather went to world war one 1914 and he told me lots of stories about back in the day......Bless up Mr Brewster

Good interview, he has amazing memory at his age.May God bless you sir.

I Wish that there was more to this video, because I know that he has decades of history to share, and I was just eager to hear more

Thank for the grate work and we would love for the man get some help

Thanks for doing this interview.

His family land is still in Whitehall Avenue still,his brother was my dad friend,but his brother died,yes from him say his name Whitehall come into spirit, like I know him.

love hearing from di elder. Bless up.

Very interesting my grandfather was born august 1903 and he told me about that flood in Portland so it must have been all island.He told me about his days of horse drawn carts.