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200 british towns 100 worldwide travel destinations headline stories from the english football leagues jeffrey green jeffrey is a historian based south of london home this website was started in 2009, in part a response to what i regarded as ill-founded articles on history and also to make available images and documents that i had been accumulating since the late 1970s. i had published several articles since 1982 (the year that my edmund thornton jenkins: the life and times of an american black composer, 1894-1926 had been published by greenwood press). nearly fifty were used in my black edwardians. black people in britain 1901-1914 which frank cass published in 1998. my continuing research brought other matters to my attention, and as the computer age made on line research more popular than seeking my articles in academic journals such as immigrants and minorities , journal of caribbean history , new community , black perspective in music and storyville this website became my main method of disseminating information. its focus was on the activities of black people in britain ca 1830-ca 1940 in 2011 my samuel coleridge-taylor, a musical life was published by pickering and chatto, and a less expensive and more generously illustrated coleridge-taylor. a centenary celebration appeared in 2012 (history and social action publications, 6 oakhill road, london sw16 5rg) the number of articles on this website expanded and they are in the order of creation rather than historical chronology. to access them, click on the page line in the two columns to your right. researchers, often family historians, found their relatives mentioned on this site, and made contact. new information was often supplied and details exchanged. such contacts were in australia, cayman islands, sierra leone, the usa, france, south africa and all over britain in late 2014, aware that contacts had information that had yet to be published in an on-line format, the site was opened to invited contributors and this facility still interests people born in nuneaton, warwickshire in 1944, jeffrey green was raised in london, worked there and in uganda for grindlays bank, crossed america by greyhound bus in 1970-1971, and worked for two british manufacturers as an export manager which provided further opportunities for global travel. he has presented research papers in charleston sc, chicago, houston and atlanta (usa), in sweden, france, and in britain — in edinburgh, liverpool, east yorkshire record office, oxford, hatfield, reading, gloucester, birmingham and several times in london. the oxford dictionary of national biography has published over thirty of his articles, and he has contributed to several american reference works to leave a message just click on any illustration on any of the site’s pages pages 001: “in dahomey”, london – 1903 002: a letter from the league of coloured peoples, 1942 003: abomah “the african giantess” 004: alain locke rhodes scholar, oxford 1907-1910 # 1 005: amy barbour-james & the league of coloured peoples 1942 006: balmer’s “kaffir boys” in britain 007: british west indies regiment graves sussex 1916 008: carrie, gertrude and grace grenfell: children of missionaries in the congo 009: colwyn bay’s african institute: 1889-1912 010: dr james samuel risien russell (1863-1939) 011: dr john alcindor (1873-1924) 012: duse mohamed, actor, editor, author: london 1912 013: edmund t. jenkins of the royal academy of music 014: gwendolen (avril) coleridge-taylor 1924 015: joe deniz, cardiff-born jazz guitarist 1913-1994 016: john barbour-james (1867-1954) # 1 017: john barbour-james (1867-1954) # 2 018: ras prince monolulu, racing tipster 1881-1965 019: samuel coleridge-taylor: composer 020: sarah forbes bonetta ca 1851 and tom highflyer, 1870 021: sir samuel lewis (1843-1903) 022: six congo pygmies in britain 1905-1907 023: ted vass and a zeppelin raid, london 1915 024: the german raider “emden” and jamaica in world war one 025: the death of dr john alcindor, 1924 026: joseph jackson fuller of jamaica, africa and england 027: the jamaican choir in britain 1906-1908 028: the johnsons of bournemouth 1894-1928 029: the london family of william hoffman(n) 1867-1941 030: three memorials to the 1914-1918 war in africa 031: working with paul robeson in “sanders of the river” 1934 032: zambians in britain, 1902 033: leslie thompson “swing from a small island” 034: dr j. j. brown of hackney (1882-1953) 035: an american band in london, 1914 036: exhibiting africa in imperial capitals 037: mr sargent of thurston’s fair, 1906 038: uncle tom and the chinese laundryman 039: benjamin curzerpursong, playing uncle tom: 1903 040: a black childhood in wigan, 1906-1920 041: a london colour bar, 1903 042: jack johnson, boxing champion in britain 1911 043: eddie manning “the dope king” of 1920s london 044: “black joe”, a novel from 1931 045: borwick’s baking powder advertised 1890s 046: four west africans in keston, kent, 1873 047: black clergyman in oxfordshire, 1907 048: george w. christian, liverpool merchant in africa 049: eugene mcadoo’s jubilee trio in britain 050: paul laurence dunbar in england 051: the african president’s widow in london 052: dr arthur bennett and “umckaloabo”, 1914-1915 053: black london, 1895 054: exhibits or entertainers? some black children in britain 1870s-1910s 055: black london, 1890 056: black london, 1874-1875 057: black london, 1882 058: sussex graves of two british imperialists 059: a black family in rural surrey in the 1850s 060: black london, 1880 061: black britain, 1869 062: black britain, 1870 063: moses wallace, the african prince, 1869 064: the black preacher, 1885-1886 065: the sinking of the “falaba”, march 1915 066: lieutenant reginald collins of jamaica 067: “men of colour” and london’s public transport, 1900-1932 068: roland hayes in london 1920-1921 069: black britain, march-may 1897 070: a ‘jazz’ enigma, 1898 071: a postcard of a “nobody” – charles pooter? 072: s. morgan smith, the black actor 1832-1882 073: somalis in bradford, 1904 074: uncle tom’s cabin shows 075: horace weston, 1825-1890 076: black britain, 1858 077: black britain, 1859 078: charles garnett of the league of universal brotherhood 079: seaman john brown of hms cossack, 1855 080: chang the chinese giant, died bournemouth 1893 081: dr william peter powell, 1834-1916 082: ‘coloured’ actors and actresses in victorian london 083: coleridge-taylor – new biographies, 2011 and 2012 084: black animal trainers in late 19th century britain 085: the jubilee singers of wilmington, north carolina 086: sergeant william dobson of the 72nd highlanders 087: the zulu, the bishop and the dregs of worcester, 1851 088: thomas allen, hanged in swansea, april 1889 089: the great hindu snake charmer, 1879-1885 090: samuel coleridge-taylor and the church 091: “coloured men sentenced to death” 1899-1905 092: living souvenirs from 19th century africa 093: black women in britain 1850-1897 094: charles dickens, fagin and henry murphy, 1834 095: a german view of imperialism in africa, 1904 096: an african diplomat in london, 1905 097: john mandombi, london 1890 098: amazon warriors from dahomey, 1893 099: african heirs, 1887-1892 100: crossing sweepers in 19th century england 101: blacks and the salvation army in england, 1880-1892 102: the vengeance of annie gross, 1912 103: maharajah duleep singh 1838-1893, a tragedy 104: john sayers orr, street preacher 1854-1855 105: ‘bogus coloured choristers’, jubilee singers, and a thief: 1890 106: african americans in britain 1850-1866 107: john anderson, “so famous a year or two ago” (1862) 108: “mutiny of blacks in the mersey”, 1857 109: paul robeson and britain’s secret service 1933-1950s 110: joseph denny: in, out and in prison 1873-1895 111: the false pretences of alfred wood, 1852-1853 112: somewhat unexpected: four individuals in england in 1864 113: incidents in britain in 1898 114: ‘outsiders’ inside. some 19th century prisoners with mental health 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