Porto Rico

The majority of the information on this particular aspect of the Macfie family connection has been kindly provided by Luis F Macfie of Puerto Rico, and Heather Douglas Lyle of the USA. It was decided to begin with an extract of an e-mail I received back in 2003.

A letter signed by Peter J W Kilpatrick ( who stated he was 66 at the time of writing the letter August 25 1971) He wrote (to Auriel Douglas in the USA) in the letter " You are evidently not in touch with the Macfie relations in this country. I hope you won't be offended by the story that my aunt (aged 88) told me only last month about your grandfather ( reference is here made to Robert Andrew). She said that he went to South America and when there did a thing that was so terrible that his photograph was taken out of all the family photograph albums and he was never mentioned again. Apparently he married a Roman Catholic.

It can be assumed from the actions of Robert Andrew Macfie ( junior) , that he was more inclined to be business minded, as opposed to being family oriented, different from his immediate family members. In reading the stories of the Macfie of Scotland there is a sense that most of the benefits received from the sugar operations were used to promote pious undertakings, such as building churches, funding socially acceptable aid programs and the likes. I have often surmised that had the Macfie family joined enterprises with some of the other connected families such as the Thorburn tea enterprise , the Allan shipping companies, the Gault land development corporation, they might have formed such a conglomerate that would have allowed thier business name to have continued right up to the present times of the 21st century.

Records in the family book of Lady McClure show Robert Andrew Macfie (jr) , married Pauline Keating, and producing off spring of two boys.

There are very little family records referring to him, other than his birth , his marriage to Miss Keating and the birth of his sons. In the other documents that I have managed to consult, I have found very little of Robert Andrew, so unlike my main family web pages I was at a loss as to what to do about this cousin.

Following the receipt of the e-mail containing the little bits of notes written by Mr Kilpatrick , an attempt was made to seek out one Auriel Douglas in the Sacremento area of the California. If was just so lucky that Heather Douglas, Auriel 's daughter found my Macfie family site and contacted me, otherwise I would never have managed to find out more about Robert Andrew Macfie (junior) and his families, one Scottish, and one Puerto Rican.

Some original work had begun on a Puerto Rican , Macfie family, as I had been in contact with Roberto Macfie some years back, however the missing links did not allow us to make any connections. I had not enough information on Robert Andrew (jr) and Roberto had not enough information on his grandfather, neither of us had thought that there might have been such a match to the same man so we did not continue.

I have been unable to discover very little on Pauline Keating, or Douglas Arthur Macfie and his wife Clara Mina Schreyer. I had managed to find a bit more about Robert Francis Macfie of the 'Tank ' fame, but again had no idea that he had also produced offspring.

There was nothing of course that would even allow me to assume that Robert Andrew (jr) might have had a second family .

Now in this 21st century with the advent of the internet, the mystery of Robert Andrew Macfie ( jr) and his adventures has come full cycle and I do believe it is time that we bring the estranged family back into the circle. I would like to continue with the original idea of my web pages , that is making the history of the Sugar Macfie family an on going project so those of us who are interested can contirbute.

It would certainly be a shame if we could not at least recuperate some of the artifacts, some of the family papers, more of the family history, rather than letting it all go to waste as each generation passes, and their holdings are simple tossed into the rubbish. It is now that we have the opportunity to record the facts.

However before we get too involved with the Puerto Rico relations , with the aid of the 21st century World Wide Web it was determined Robert Andrew Macfie jr had gotten himself involved with a lady in Hawaii before he left for Puerto Rico. The initial information arose from e-mail correspondence with Johann Ann who was tracing her Lovell line. Once things began to develop and more information was unravelled we found Robert Andrew jr' s relationship with Ann Lovell had produced two boys and that the family had some how followed him to the eastern part of the USA, before he apparently abandoned them and involved himself in another relationship , this union resulting in several offspring with a young lady in Puerto Rico. His selfish actions certainly go a long way to explain the reason he was simply written out of the family records. Robert was still officially married to Pauline Keating, when he first decided to enter into a union with Ann Lovell, who was abandoned whence he decided to involve himself with his Secretary in Puerto Rico, and produce another set of dependants . While I would image the Macfie family had over the years experienced difficult matrimonial situations, my own Alexander Macfie no doubt being the first, they would certainly not have been able to fully comprehend the actions of Robert Andrew Macfie jr..

Further more it would appear Robert Andrew (jr) while in a relationship with one young Peurto Rican girl having produced several children, had put her with child at the same time as he had gotten his secretary , a 16 year old girl pregnant. Both girls giving birth in the same year while it appears they lived only some 20 km from one another.

Legal Family taken from Robert Macfie of Dreghorn page

Robert Andrew Macfie (jr)
1854-1925 Married
May 1877
England Pauline Monica Keating
1860-1943

v

Infant Son Macfie
1880-1880 Robert Francis Macfie
1881-1943 Douglas Arthur Macfie
1884-1957

The Infant son was born and buried in the O'Ahu Cemetery Hawaii

Robert Francis and Douglas Arthur were staying with their grandparents at Dreghorn Castle in 1891 , while thier parent were visiting with the Garstin family in London. The Garstin according to the census information were also sugar planters

1st marriage

Robert Francis Macfie
1881- 1943 Married
October 4, 1911
Paddington, London England Hannah Kathleen Armstrong
xxxx-xxxx

It is believed Hannah Kathleen died during WWI however we have so far been unable to discover any deatails about her life other than the official marriage registration.

2nd marriage

Robert Francis Macfie
1881- 1943

Married

Edith Gertrude Snelling
xxxx-1953

Auriel Dorothy Macfie
1924-2004

The marriage records have not been located for Robert and Edith as of yet (2021)
Edith had married Alfred Erenst Chadwick on the 16th of April 1921, a daughter Edith Muriel was born to this union in July of 1922, and died in 1985.
Edith Muriel no doubt knew only that her father was Robert Francis as he was so named in the records of her first marriage.
It was not until her second marriage that we find her listing her biological father on her marriage certificate.

According to notes in Lady McClure's book Robert had called Robin Macfie at his office in Montreal , 22 Oct 1923 and again Dec 1926,
note was made in book by Robin himself, unfortunately the jest of the conversation was not recorded any where.
Robert Francis, is alledged to have been one of the primary figures in the invention of the TANK , a weapon of war. There is a book ---
There are records on file in the Archives in England that show; Robert Francis being named as a co respondant in the divorce of Edith Gertrude Chadwick 1924
With the kind contribution of Auriel Macfie's daughter Heather Douglas of the USA ,we have been able to place many of Robert Francis's inventions both planes and the tank within our family web pages.
There are several exterior links that have been written in regard to Robert as the man behind many inventions , a list of these sites can be found on the page of his inventions.

Auriel Dorothy Macfie
1924-2004 Married
1952
Manhattan, New York, USA Russell Burleigh Douglas (jr)
1924-xxxx

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Russell Burleigh Douglas III
1954-2005 Heather Douglas
xxxx-xxxx

Auriel Macfie Douglas was associated with the Publishing firm Price, Stern & Sloan, of Los Angeles California she was a graduate of Santa Monica High School in 1942

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Mother and son are buried in the O'ahu Cemetery in Hawaii
along with some Swedish Macfie relatives

Heather Douglas
xxxx-xxxx Married
xxxx
USA Mr Lyle
xxxx-xxxx

v

XXXX Lyle
xxxx-xxxx XXXX Lyle
xxxx-xxxx

Since we had already set Edith Muriel up on this page before discovering the real facts, we have left this section here, besides it would appear this young lady was under the impressiom during much of her life that she was indeed a Macfie

1 st marriage

Edith Muriel (Macfie) Chadwick
1922-1985 Married
14 December 1943
California, USA Charles Mithell
1915-xxxx

The certificate shows Muriel's belief she was born in Puerto Rico
and that her father was R F Macfie

2nd marriage

Edith Muriel (Macfie) Chadwick
1922-1985 Married
6 June 1957
Los Angeles California USA Herbert Linden
1922-xxxx

Muriel was an actress, her stage name was Brooke Evans , her renown role was in the movie "Lousinana Purchase".

The certificate shows Muriel's understanding that she was in fact born in London England
and that her father was Alfred Chadwick

Douglas Arthur Macfie
1884-1957 Married
October 15 1906
Clara Mina Schreyer
xxxx-1954

Coutersy of family member Karin Young Thompson Bell of Scotland who is being very helpful in supplying information on Robert Andrew jr's family

Douglas Arthur Macfie born in Hawaii on 6^th September, 1884 was the second child of RAM, Junior. He accompanied his father from Hawaii in 1890.
He went to boarding school in Scotland but resided at Dreghorn Castle during school holidays until 1897.
He was educated at Dollar Academy and Blair Lodge. He left school in 1902.
He served for three and a half years in an Edinburgh Chartered Accountant's office.
In June 1905 he went on the stage and toured in England and Ireland.
His aunt Lady McClure died in 1906 and DAM was one of her legatees. On the strength of this legacy he left the stage.
In early summer 1906 he was living at a boarding house in London. Miss Clara Mina Schreyer of Swiss nationality was also in the boarding house.
In the end of September 1906 he went with Miss Schreyer to Glasgow to see his father. He then married Miss Schreyer in the Glasgow Register Office on 15th October, 1906. He was then 22 years of age.
The marriage was a failure and by 1908 there was a "scandalous" divorce which resulted in much press coverage to the Macfie family's shame.

The following is a cutting from the Scotsman of 26^th October, 1908:

MIDLOTHIAN GENTLEMAN'S DIVORCE SUIT
MACFIE v. MACFIE
Evidence was led in an action of divorce at the instance of Douglas Arthur Macfie, 24 St. Stephen's Road, Bayswater, London against his wife, Clara Schreyer or Macfie, 12 Penywern Road, Earls Court, London. SW.

The pursuer (24) examined by Mr. Steedman said he was born at Hawaii on 6^th September, 1884. His father was a domiciled Scotsman. His grandfather came from England and resided at Dreghorn in Mid-Lothian, up to the time of his death in 1892. Witness's father lived at Dreghorn until 1880 when he went to Hawaii. In 1890 or 1891 his father returned to Scotland and resided for a year at Dreghorn. Witness also resided there during his school holidays from 1890 to 1897. His father went to the West Indies in 1892 and was engaged in the sugar planting industry. Witness received his education at Dollar Academy and Blair Lodge, and after leaving school in 1902 he served three and a half years in a chartered account's office in Edinburgh. He left that firm in June 1905, and took an engagement on the stage, and toured in England and Ireland. In January of 1906 his aunt on his father's side, Lady McClure, died and in consequence of the money which he then got he left the stage.
In May, June and July of 1905 he was residing at a boarding house in London, where he met his wife, who was of Swiss nationality. In the end of September 1906 he went with Miss Schreyer to Glasgow to see his father, and he was married to her at the registry office in Glasgow on 15^th October 1906. There were no children of the marriage. After their marriage they lived at Brighton, at various places on the Continent, and in June 1907 returned to London and took a flat there. In April 1908 he came to Edinburgh, and remained there until about 26^th April, 1908. His wife accompanied him. He went to Glasgow on 26^th April to see a friend off on a voyage, and on his return found that his wife had gone to London without leaving any letter for him, but informing his landlady in Edinburgh that he was to join her in London.
On reaching London, he found his wife was not staying at the boarding house in Montagu Street from which she had written to him whilst he remained in Edinburgh, but left word that she would be back in a day or so. After the first month of their marriage his wife and he failed to agree. He found his wife very extravagant in matters of dress and general style of living. His wife had a little money of her own. As his money became more scarce, he found his wife more difficult to please, and about August 1907, when his finances were rather low, he and his wife decided to separate for a while. He made her an allowance of 35s. per week. When witness returned from Edinburgh to London on 6th May and found that his wife had left the boarding house in Montagu Street, he stayed with his mother. On 7^th May he telephoned to the boarding house and finding that his wife had returned he had an interview with her. In the course of the interview she told him that she stayed at St. Leonard's with a friend. After questioning her with regard to her alleged visit to this place, his wife ultimately confessed to him that she had never been at St. Leonard's and that she had been staying with a lady friend at the Tollard Royal Hotel. In the course of their conversation he noticed that the ring his wife was wearing was broader than the ring she used to wear. He was naturally surprised at this, and asked her for an explanation. She said that she had to wear a broad ring so that people would see that she was really married.
In consequence of what his wife had told him he made inquiries al the Tollard Royal Hotel and was informed that nobody of the name of Mrs. Macfie or her friend had been staying at that hotel. On returning to the boarding house he saw his wife, and told her what had taken place at the Tollard Royal Hotel. His wife again informed him that she had been staying there, and on asking her to accompany him to the hotel to clear the matter up, she refused, and complained that witness was suspecting her in regard to her conduct. A little later he had a further conversation with his wife on the subject and she ultimately confessed that she had been staying at the Tollard Royal Hotel under the name of Mrs. Jackson. His brother ascertained that "Mr. and Mrs. Jackson" had been staying at the Tollard Royal Hotel.
A clerkess and a chambermaid at the Tollard Royal Hotel, Southampton Row, London. stated that they remembered a Mr. and Mrs. Jackson staying at the Tollard Royal Hotel on the night of Tuesday 5^th May 1908 and occupying the same bedroom. In June Mrs. Macfie returned to the hotel in company with the pursuer's solicitor, and the witnesses identified her as the lady who stayed at the hotel under the name of Mrs. Jackson.

The pursuer's London solicitor gave further evidence of identification, and decree of divorce was granted

There are records in the Archives in England that have Authur Douglas listed as petitioner in a divorce from one Eva Applebaum ( 1909)

Douglas Arthur Macfie
1884-1957 Married
1914
Paddington,London , England Florence Rene Clair Chevalier
xxxx-1981

V

Yvonne C Macfie
1914-xxxx Pauline Monica Macfie
1919-xxxx

Then again listed as petitioner in a divorce from a Florence Renee Claire Macfie ( maiden name Chevalier)1925

1939 English Register

Yvonne C Macfie
1914-xxxx Married
1941
England Anthony Dale
xxxx-xxxx

V

Madeline H Dale
1944-xxxx

Pauline M Macfie
1919-xxxx Married
1966
England Herbert Holiday
xxxx-xxxx

Douglas Arthur Macfie
1884-1957 Married
1929
Marlebone, London ,England Bertha Edna Thelma Fricke
xxxx-xxx

And again Douglas is listed in another divorce this time from a Bertha Edna Thelma Macfie ( maiden name Fricke) 1931 .

Notes regarding Douglas Macfie and some business undetakings
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Robert Andrew Macfie (jr)
1854-1925 Union
1886
Hawii Annie Rose Lovell
1863-1944

V

Victor Lovell Macfie
1887-1962 Robert Lovell Macfie
1889-1952

Items sent to me by xxx who was researching the Lovell family line of which no living Macfie relation (2022) had any idea existed

Victor Lovell Macfie
1887-1962 Married
3 November 1934
Manhattan, New York, USA Elizabeth Veronica Kelly
1887-1957

Marriage New York

1940 New York census

There is a burial stone for a Victor L Macfie dated 1885-1862 in Florida , however I could only find a burial stone for an Elizabeth V Kelly Owens for 1957, so I do not know if she may have remarried before she died , I have been able to locate a 1950 census for either of them

Robert Lovell Macfie
1889-1952 Married
24 July 1917
Manhattan, New York, USA
Mary Ethel Lowe
1892-xxxx

V

Baby Macfie
1918-1918 Mary Lowe Macfie
1919-1919 Mary Ethel Macfie
1920-xxxx

Andrew Robert Macfie
1922-2013 Robert Arthur Macfie
1924-1947

1920 New York Rensselaer census

1930 New York Rensselaer census

1940 New York Rensselaer census

1950 New York Rensselaer census

Robert Lovell Macfie is buried in the Memory Gardens Cemetery, Colonie, Albany, New York , no other family members seems to be there.
Baby Macfie died 1918 and Mary Lowe (Macfie) 1919 are buried in the Saint Agnes Cenetery, Menards, Albany N Y.

Andrew Robert Macfie
1921-2013 Married
xxxx
USA Charlotte Luther
1935-1991

v

Andrew Robert (jr)
1957-xxxx Susan M Macfie
1960-xxxx Sandra Jane Macfie
1959-1960

William Fredrick Macfie
1961-1972 infant
xxxx-1976 Barbara Ann Macfie
xxxx-xxxx

Charlotte Ann Macfie
xxxx-xxxx

Andrew Robert Macfie (jr)
xxxx-xxxx Married
xxxx
xxxx Eilene Unknown
xxxx-xxxx

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Barbara Ann Macfie
xxxx-xxxx Married
27 September 1978
Lee, Florida, USA Britton Jacob Huggins
xxxx-xxxx

Charlotte Ann Macfie
xxxx-xxxx Married
XXXX
Mechanicville, Saratoga, NY, USA Barry Nicoll
xxxx-xxxx

Susan M Macfie
xxxx-xxxx Married
XXXX
USA Mr McGarth
xxxx-xxxx

According to Heather Douglas Lyle, the 1920 census records Robert Andrew Macfie 64 years of age with a wife ( Esposa) Carmelita Robert 24 years old ( born 1896) living in Sabana Llana.
There are several children listed that are not Robert's offspring - the marital status indicates Consensual Contract
The census was taken at Sabana Llana, Parte Norte PR .

Name Age Relation Date of birth

Robert A Macfie 64 Head 1856

Carmelita Robert 24 wife 1896

Carmelita Robert Plat 15 daughter 1905

Socorro Revento Plat 15 daughter 1905

Senaida Reventor Plat 15 daughter 1905

Carolina Reventor Plat 13 daughter 1907

Donhn (John) Reventor Plat 6 son 1914

At first this was quite a mystery as to how we have the two listngs on the census records, we thought perhaps this first
relationship ended with the out break of the Spanish Flu, Robert being the only one to survive , or that the census records were wrong in leaving us believe that Carmelita Robert was his wife, or that she was the wife of a Mr Reventor,
and her maiden name may have been Plat and Robert was simple boarding with them at the time of the census , Mr Reventor being out of the area at that particular time.

The second 1920 listing was made at San Lorenzo - Pueblo PR and the marital status is noted as Consensual Contract

Name Age Relation Date of birth

Carmen Figueroa 27 Head 1893

Teresa Macfie Y Figieroa 11 daughter 1909

Marina Macfie Y Figueroa 9 daughter 1911

Fernando Macfie Y Figueroa 6 son 1914

Maximo Macfie Y Figueroa 5 son 1915

Carmelo Macfie Y Figueroa 1 son 1907

Isabel Figueroa 20 sister 1900

Maria Figueroa 14 sister 1906

It has been assumed following as much research as has been done to April 2021, Robert Andrew jr after having arrived in New York with his two sons,
decided to establish himself on the Island of Tabgo where he either purchased or leased an estate some 250 acres large named Bacotlet which was located in the parish of St. George.
I have been left with the impression since Cameltia Roberts has indicated on several documents that she was born in Trinidad, Robert Andrew and she may have begun thier relationship at this location.
Since I have been unable to locate a 1910 census in Peurto Rico , nor have I been able to locate any birth registration , it is certainly a possibliity the daughter Cameltia refers to on the 1920 census
taken in Puerto Rico, may also be Robert Andrew's offspring. Further investigation is necessary to shine more light on this situation

Map of Tabago

Map of Tabago showing lot numbers circa 1760

Sugar Plantations of the Island of Tobago

Parish Location Name of Estate Name of Proprietor Acreage Nature of cultivation

St. Andrew Auchenskeoch Henderson & Co. 800 Sugar cane & coconuts

St. Andrew Highmor Henderson & Co. 439 Stock farm

St. John Hermitage & Campbelltown John McCall & Co. 700 Cocoa & provision grounds

St. John Castara R.B. Anderson 400 Cocoa & coconuts

St. John Lucy Vale William McCall 3 Provision ground

St. John Tuckerville H. Hislop Tucker 1,134 Cocoa,sugar,rubber,nutmeg,coffee

St. John Belmont E.W> Dickinson 265 Rubber, coffee, cocoa

St. John Bloody Bay Paula Bennett & others 550 Cocoa & coconuts

St. John Rarlatuvin Heirs of Christmas Murphy 261 Provision chiefly & cocoa

St. John Charlottesville Rev. Joseph Turpin 1,370 Cocoa, coconuts , high woods

St. George Friendsfield Thos. Blakley 500 Was until recently in sugar cane

St. George Mt. St. George Heirs of Hamilton 700 Sugar cane & coconuts

St. George Blenheim Heirs of Hamilton 1,000 Cocoa

St. George Greenhill Heirs of Hamilton 700 Coconut walk

St. George Bacolet R.A. Macfie 250 Coconuts

In 1814, when the island of Tabago was again under British control, another phase of successful sugar production began.
However, a severe hurricane in 1847, combined with the collapse of plantation underwriters, marked the end of the sugar trade.
Without the highly profitable sugar production, Britain had no further use for Tobago and in 1889 the island was made a ward of Trinidad.
Without sugar, the islanders had to grow other crops, planting acres of limes, coconuts and cocoa and exporting their produce to Trinidad.

History of Puerto Rico

Robert Andrew Macfie (jr)
1854-1925 Union
July 21, 1913
Puerto Rico Carmelitia Roberts
1896-1995

v

John Roberts(Macfie)
1913-1993

1920 Census

John Roberts , the product of the union between Robert Andrew and his secretary Carmela, was brought up in her family , R.A. from what I have understood paid what could be called child support. In 1925 , R.A. was coming back from a trip to Scotland with the intension of taking John Roberts to a private school. Unfortunatley R.A. got sick, was hospitalized in New York where he died before he could complete this task. RA(jr) is buried at the Woodlawn Cemetry in New York City.

John Roberts
1913-1993 Married
July 5, 1949
Barbara June Driscoll
1918-2012

v

John Christopher Roberts
1950-2009 Timothy Lee Roberts
1953-xxxx Alexander John Roberts
1954-xxxxx

Mary Alexandra Roberts
1958-xxxxx Stephen John Roberts
1961-xxxx Rosanne Roberts
1965-2010

Robert Andrew Macfie (jr)
1854-1925 Common Law
xxxx
Puerto Rico Fransisa del Carmelita Figueroa Y Cardova
1893-1982

v

Marina Elisa Macfie Y. Figueroa
1908-1998 Teresa Macfie Y. Figueroa
1910-1989 Fernando Andre Macfie Y. Figueroa
1912-2000

Marcima Luciana Y. Figueroa
1914-xxxx Maximo Macfie Y. Figueroa
1915-xxxx Carmelo Macfie Y. Figueroa
1918-2010

Roberto Samuel Macfie Figueroa
1921-2005

Birth Records

1920 Census

The 1920 census records show that Carmen Figueroa sisters were living with the family at the time Isabel Figueroa, aged 20 and Maria Figueroa, aged 14
In 1920 Robert Andrew Macfie (jr) is listed with his other family some 35KM distance further away.
There was also a Martin Cardoan aged 14 who is listed as - Alfordado
Records were found that show r A to be driving a Ford runabout with the Puerto Rican license plate number 44.
There is Social security death record for Juana Macfie of Puerto Ricco 1927-1997 ( Juana Vlzquez - Roberto's wife)

1st marriage

Teresa Macfie Y Figeuroa
1908-1989 Married
16 November 1927
Humacao , Puerto Rico Celestino Pepin Vargas
1895-1997

v

Jose Manuel Pepin Y. Macfie
1927-2004 Carlos Roberto Pepin
1929-2010

Jose Manuel Pepin Y. Macfie
1951-2004 Married
xxxx
Puerto Rico Josefina Ortiz Seda
1925-2010

v

Joseph Roberto Pepin
1951-2007

Jose and his wife Josefina are buried in the Good Luck Cemetery, New Jersey
Joseph Roberto is buried in Florida

2nd marriage

Teresa Macfie Y. Figeuroa
1908-1989 Common Law
19 Janurary 1948
Luquillo, Puerto Rico Jose Rodriguez Y Acevedo
1913-xxxx

v

Carmelo A Rodriguez Y. Macfie
1940-1976

Carmelo appeares to have been buried in the Fair Lawn Cemetery, in New Jersey

1st Union

Fernando Andre Macfie Y. Figueroa
1912-2000 Married
26 January 1942
Puerto Rico Lydia M Robles
1925-2017

v

Alexander Macfie Y.Robles
xxxx-xxxx Carlos Roberto Macfie Y. Robles
xxxx-xxxx Eliezer Macfie Y Robles
xxxx-xxxx

Ferando A Macfie Y Robles
xxxx-xxxx Hector Macfie Y. Robles
xxxx-xxxx Luis F Macfie Y Robles
xxxx-xxxx

Edwin Roberto Macfie Y Robles
1959-xxxx

Alexander Macfie Y. Robles
xxxx-xxxx Married

Puerto Rico xxxx
xxxx-xxxx

Carlos Roberto Macfie Y.Robles
xxxx-xxxx Married

Puerto Rico Miriam Sanabria
1948-xxxx

Eliezer Macfie Y. Robless
xxxx-xxxx Married

Puerto Rico xxxx
xxxx-xxxx

Fernando A Macfie Y. Robles
xxxx-xxxx Married

Puerto Rico xxxx
xxxx-xxxx

Hector Andre Macfie Y. Robles
xxxx-xxxx Married

Puerto Rico xxxx
xxxx-xxxx

Luis Fernando Macfie Y. Robles
xxx-xxxx Married
xxxx
Puerto Rico Maria Louisa Brozzaroto
xxxx-xxxx

Carlos Alberto Macfie Y. Brozzaroto
1971-1971 Cristian Macfie Y. Brozzaroto
1971-xxxx

Edwin Roberto Macfie Y. Robles
1959-xxxx Married

Puerto Rico Nancy Howard Heredia
1968-xxxx

2nd Union

Fernando Andre Macfie Y. Figueroa
1912-2000 Married
XXXX
Puerto Rico Encarnacion Morionez
xxxx-xxxx

v

Marina Macfie Y. Morionez
1978-1978

3rd Union

Fernando Andre Macfie Y. Figueroa
1912-2000 Married
XXXX
Puerto Rico Marina Artagraica Ramos y Rosa
xxxx-2004

Marina A Ramos is listed on Fernando's death certificate as his wife , records show they had the same telephone number so it is save to assume this is correct and perhaps Lydia Robles had left him as she died in 2017

Marcima Luciana Macfie Y Figueroa
1914-xxxx Married
xxxx
Puerto Rico Tomas de Deaz
1909-1973

v

Miquel A de Deaz Y. Macfie
1940-xxxx

Maximo Macfie Y Figueroa

Carmelo Macfie Y. Figueroa
1919-2010 Married
15 Feburary 1943
Puerto Rico Gloria Esther Cruz
xxxx-xxxx

v

Carmen G Macfie Y Cruz
1944-xxxx Carmelo Macfie Y. Cruz
1951-xxxx Martha Macfie Y. Cruz
xxxx=xxxx

Carmen G. Macfie Y. Cruz
1944-xxxx Married

Puerto Rico Luis F Norat
1944-xxxx

v

Alexander Norat Y. Macfie
xxxx-xxxx Glorivette Norat Y. Macfie
xxxx-xxxx Macfie Norat Y. Macfie
xxxx=xxxx

1 st marriage

Carmelo Macfie Y. Cruz
1951-xxxx Married
22 May 1973
Harris Texas, USA Susette Silva Y. Cortes
xxxx-xxxx

v

Carmello Macfie Y. Silva
1975-xxxx

2nd marriage

Carmelo Macfie Y. Cruz
1951-xxxx Married
23 April 1979
Harris Texas, USA Villafane Norma Iris Vazquez
1948-xxxx

v

Robert Andrew Macfie
1979-xxxx Norma Iris V Macfie
1981-xxxx

Roberet Andrew Macfie
1979-xxxx Married
17 August, 2001
Harris Texas, USA Nancy M Bosshart
1980-xxxx

Roberto Samuel Macfie Y. Figueroa
1921-2005 Married
xxxx
Puerto Rico Juanna Vazquez Y. Correa
1927-1997

v

Marina Elisa Macfie Vazquez
1944=1944

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Baby Macfie 1918-1918	Mary Lowe Macfie 1919-1919	Mary Ethel Macfie 1920-xxxx
Andrew Robert Macfie 1922-2013	Robert Arthur Macfie 1924-1947

Andrew Robert (jr) 1957-xxxx	Susan M Macfie 1960-xxxx	Sandra Jane Macfie 1959-1960
William Fredrick Macfie 1961-1972	infant xxxx-1976	Barbara Ann Macfie xxxx-xxxx
Charlotte Ann Macfie xxxx-xxxx

Parish Location	Name of Estate	Name of Proprietor	Acreage	Nature of cultivation
St. Andrew	Auchenskeoch	Henderson & Co.	800	Sugar cane & coconuts
St. Andrew	Highmor	Henderson & Co.	439	Stock farm
St. John	Hermitage & Campbelltown	John McCall & Co.	700	Cocoa & provision grounds
St. John	Castara	R.B. Anderson	400	Cocoa & coconuts
St. John	Lucy Vale	William McCall	3	Provision ground
St. John	Tuckerville	H. Hislop Tucker	1,134	Cocoa,sugar,rubber,nutmeg,coffee
St. John	Belmont	E.W> Dickinson	265	Rubber, coffee, cocoa
St. John	Bloody Bay	Paula Bennett & others	550	Cocoa & coconuts
St. John	Rarlatuvin	Heirs of Christmas Murphy	261	Provision chiefly & cocoa
St. John	Charlottesville	Rev. Joseph Turpin	1,370	Cocoa, coconuts , high woods
St. George	Friendsfield	Thos. Blakley	500	Was until recently in sugar cane
St. George	Mt. St. George	Heirs of Hamilton	700	Sugar cane & coconuts
St. George	Blenheim	Heirs of Hamilton	1,000	Cocoa
St. George	Greenhill	Heirs of Hamilton	700	Coconut walk
St. George	Bacolet	R.A. Macfie	250	Coconuts

John Christopher Roberts 1950-2009	Timothy Lee Roberts 1953-xxxx	Alexander John Roberts 1954-xxxxx
Mary Alexandra Roberts 1958-xxxxx	Stephen John Roberts 1961-xxxx	Rosanne Roberts 1965-2010

Marina Elisa Macfie Y. Figueroa 1908-1998	Teresa Macfie Y. Figueroa 1910-1989	Fernando Andre Macfie Y. Figueroa 1912-2000
Marcima Luciana Y. Figueroa 1914-xxxx	Maximo Macfie Y. Figueroa 1915-xxxx	Carmelo Macfie Y. Figueroa 1918-2010
Roberto Samuel Macfie Figueroa 1921-2005

Alexander Macfie Y.Robles xxxx-xxxx	Carlos Roberto Macfie Y. Robles xxxx-xxxx	Eliezer Macfie Y Robles xxxx-xxxx
Ferando A Macfie Y Robles xxxx-xxxx	Hector Macfie Y. Robles xxxx-xxxx	Luis F Macfie Y Robles xxxx-xxxx
Edwin Roberto Macfie Y Robles 1959-xxxx