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Baymen

The Baymen were the earliest European settlers with Afro-Jamaicans and Creole-Jamaicans, in the English logging concessions in the Bay of Honduras, Spanish territory that eventually became the colony of British Honduras (modern-day Belize).

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Baymen

Nodes39
Edges38
Triples55
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.051282
Components1

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Baymen

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related to Settlement · 31
Baymen → Africans, Bay, Belize, Belize City, British, Central America, Colonel Edward Despard, Convention, Despard, English, Following, Great Britain, Guatemala, He, Honduras, In, Kingdom, London, Many, Mexico
related to Conflict with the Maya · 15
Baymen → Belize, British, Buccaneers, Carolinas, Europe, Jamaica, Maya, Some, Some Mayan, Spanish, The Baymen, The Maya, They, Virginia, When
related to Conflict with the Garifuna · 9
Baymen → Creoles, European, Garinagu, Garinagu's, Kerobs, The Baymen, The Garinagu, This, While

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belize maya spanish british logwood despard settlement london slaves english bay honduras colony european settlers colour people began logging concessions

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Baymenrelated to Conflict with the GarifunaThe Garinagu0.60section
Baymenrelated to Conflict with the GarifunaWhile0.60section
Baymenrelated to Conflict with the GarifunaGarinagu's0.60section
Baymenrelated to Conflict with the GarifunaEuropean0.60section
Baymenrelated to Conflict with the GarifunaThe Baymen0.60section
Baymenrelated to Conflict with the GarifunaGarinagu0.60section
Baymenrelated to Conflict with the GarifunaThis0.60section
Baymenrelated to Conflict with the GarifunaCreoles0.60section
Baymenrelated to Conflict with the GarifunaKerobs0.60section
Baymenrelated to Conflict with the MayaThe Maya0.60section
Baymenrelated to Conflict with the MayaBelize0.60section
Baymenrelated to Conflict with the MayaSpanish0.60section

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