1765 abt: Andrew HERON born. At present, believed to be the son ofPatrick HERON and Jean McCLURG
1785: Andrew HERON went to Jamaica when he was 20 years old. It wouldappear that he was not married in Scotland and had no children (althoughhe may have had some illegitimate children in Scotland and a wife andchildren in Jamaica. He may have also had black children in Jamaica.
1796: An Andrew HERON was a 2nd Lt. in the Surrey Militia, stationed inKingston, Jamaica having 18 years service
1802-1808: There was a Captain HERON of the 5th Battalion Black who owned'Hut Pen' in St. Andrew Parish, Jamaica
1809 Oct 7: a Mrs. HERON buried in St. Andrew on 'Hut Pen', Jamaica.
1792-1821: A Captain HERON involved in part of 19 transactions inJamaica.
1822 Dec 14: Andrew HERON died in Kingston, Jamaica, aged 57 years old. Aresident in Jamaica for 37 years. (Source: Tombstone, Clachans ofPenninghame cemetery)

Believed to be the son of Captain Andrew HERON.
1826: 'Hut Pen' of Captain HERON passed to a Thomas HERON.
1853: a Thomas HERON, customs officer died in Jamaica.