Betty Stivens tombstone, Plymouth
 
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The Betty Stivens Mystery Tombstone.

This Mystery Tombstone is an irresolute 18th century epitaph
... the source of much speculation.

It is located in the seaside village of Plymouth and it belonged to young Betty Stivens, and reads, "She was a mother without knowing it and a wife without letting her husband know it, except by her kind indulgence to him."
Plymouth is also the site of one of Tobago's earliest communities, having first been settled by the Dutch in 1633.
They were driven out by Spaniards three years later.
In 1654 a group of Courlanders - now called Latvians established themselves in this area and constructed a fort.
The Courlanders in turn were driven out by the Dutch four years later.

Betty Stivens tombstone, Plymouth
Betty Stivens Tombstone

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Today descendants of these original Courlanders have erected a nearby monument and they return annually to celebrate the memories of their long lost ancestors
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The ruins of Fort James, now well manicured overlooks The Great Courland Bay on Tobago's West coast.
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