I love this channel you see. I love history! One of my favorite thing to do is read, research and talk about history. My friend asked me to start a history channel but I am too shy for this. Continue doing what you're doing! Your channel teaches us alot! ❤

These are the things that should be thought in history classes.

These things should be taught in the classrooms. I'm in my 40ish, and I didn't know about graves under the market

What?!?!? I learn something new everday.

Bro, it come in like seh a you alone know dem historical facts yah. I had NEVER heard of this. Please continue your research and continue to educate us. Thanks.

"The earth under us is really unknown" is very literal. Respect for shedding light on this history

Jamaica's top historian. Always unearthing new information to enlighten viewers of our lesser known history.

Thanks..I learned some new JAMAICAN history

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Thank you for taking the time to share the lost HISTORY of JAMAICA 🇯🇲. 1❤

Thank you for this interesting information, when I was a young girl growing up in Jamaica 🇯🇲 I remembered going to Cornation Market and seeing a thombstone at the back of the market by the old train tracks in the Market it was a gambling spot where men use throw dice 🎲

Love learning new things ❤

As usual very educational and interesting and entertaining thank you

I love these history lessons... Thank you!!!

My,father,carry,food,to,that Market,on,,truck,in,,50s, That ,l,was,8,YEAR S, I,HEARD,HE,SAYS,THESAME AS,WHAT,YOU,SAID ❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you for the information in our history that is not taught to us.🙏

Thanks again Alex for sharing , it makes my heart bleeds now we know how our people suffered 😢

This is very interesting. Didn't know about this. However, there's an error concerning the year of Queen Victoria being crowned. She wasn't crowned in 1938. She was crowned in 1838.

Alex, thank for teaching us about our ancestors and our Jamaica Island good to educating the massive elite Jamaica

I once knew a lovely Jamaican lady in London who was called Sadie Campbell may she rest in peace. She said she was a higgler in Coronation market Kingston Jamaica. She was a food seller . Small world! It’s wonderful to hear this history. A wonderful lady who was loved by all. Sadie you are gone but not forgotten.

Wow, thanks for this information!

Thank you very much for educating us. I did not know about this at all. Please keep up the good work 👏

Very interesting. Never heard of this history. Thank you! ❤🇯🇲

Thanks, more Historical Sites please!

Very interesting piece of history.

Great job Elite. Excellently done. Keep up the work. Blessings !!

I’m born and live in England and already knew this THANKS for bringing this to attention

Thank you ! Never heard of this before.Not in my history classes.😮

Thank you for this information. Very interesting. Even though there are corrections in the comments, you had me locked.❤

Thank you for sharing this historical information 🙏

Tankh u very much for this information.

Thank you elite Jamaica 🇯🇲 for this history of Jamaica

Well-informed content, thanks for sharing this important part of history. Our ancestors are smiling❤

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They didn't have to do that....send them back if they were not selected.

I came up on your videos on night and from that I am in love and cant stop watching your channel

Good job love the true history. Learn something new about my jamaica.

Really Great Work Sir.

Another solid video bro

Wow love this first im knowing this💯💯💯🙏

Did not know that,❤

ELITE THX FOR THE HISTORY..

Nice video

There are many buildings over cemeteries, from commercial to private homes.Most recent is the old Choloria Cemetery, which now boast a new mall.There is also on Cumberland Road and the corner of white church Street sits a commercial building on what used to be a Cemetery. These practices existed all over the world.

Awesome work, very informative and interesting topic. Your Channel is great 👍

Good morning and thank u for the history on carnation market I didn't know all that more blessings

This is fascinating and I didnt know this. Each one Teach one! 🙌🏾

Thank you for sharing this information with us. I have been living in JA for over 4 years. I have family here and am a tour guide operating in Kingston. This information has never been conveyed to me, and i will do some additional research as I enjoy learning about our history and culture. I often draw on information/events put on by the Institute of Jamaica (IOJ) and moreso, by the African Caribbean Institute of Jamaica (memory bank) I'd love to link up with you in Kingston. Whenever convenient, to explore other hidden gems of information. Thank you again 🇯🇲

From dust we come to dust we go.!

thank you

3:20 Sorry Alex but Queen Victoria died in Jan 1901. Her great grandson, George VI became King on December 11, 1936 after is brother, King Edward VIII, abdicated. Edward was King from Jan 1936 to December 1936 but his coronation never happened because a one bag a tings. King George VI, Edward's brother, was coronated on May 12, 1937

Thanks brother you are doing a great job by letting the remnant that's alive now that colonizers never have any love

Very interesting

Great work my brother , u teach me something very important

Thank you

Its the first that I am hearing this.

Interesting

I remember people would go to sell their products and all of a sudden would just drop dead a lot of people died in that market people who just went to sell their products and then after a while they don’t report how many more died I knew it was and still is a cemetry

THE THREE GREATEST THINGS TO KNOW IS; OUR HISTORY, KNOW THY SELF And TO THYNE OWN SELF BE TRUE❤

What a great story.the government should make parts of the markets a m gardens so that the nations can visits Also these things should be taught in our schools that our history's .thank you for this l love history .

The best video I've seen from you, Alex.... Very well researched!

Tivoli is a grave yard too, that is why those places act up violently so sometimes!

Downtown is spooky place so I'm not surprised

Appreciate the history teachings keep up the good work Sir and the EliteJamaica Family 🫡✊🏾

Thanks Alex for this information. I have bern saying they need to rewrite the history of Jamaica. A lot have been hidden. But as my grandmother used to say ..what is hidden from the wise and prudent will be revealed to the babes and suckling. Thanks again Alex..

I was just here! WOW did not know that!Such beautiful spirited ppl and a beautiful time I HAD! OMGORSH. “Vengeance is mine, I will repay saith the Lord”(Romans 12:19)

I didn't know anything about this and I study history. But thanks for the info.

Hmmm dem.get taught!😮

I believe u caz near the trsin statiin downtown on the side walk I saw two old headstones from the 1800

I never know about this until today. No wonder so many duppy deh a Kingston..and de a market.so I guess when you go a Cornation market a DUPPY u a buy fram

Thanks for U''r hard work in researching U'r info. I'm one of u'r subscriber & appreciates such info immensely. However,, on this occasion, there is a mistake, as Victoria was crowned on 28th June 1838. Thanks nonetheless. Keep up the work. .

Bwaai, stop tell anansi story. Yuh t'ink me fraid a duppy? Choh! Good content Sir.

Deep Knowledge and thank you for this presentation What is the History relative to the so called General Penitentiary May these Alkebulan Ancestors rest in Power Ase

MY PARENT TOLD US BUFF BAY WAS A BURYING GROUND BACK IN THE DAYS FOR WHO I DONT KNOW

Thats why back in the days certain time no bus would pick up on orange.you had to go pass north street up top are meet the bus on king street

Johnathan grant high school also build on cemetery

Grass yard was on spanish town Rd that area later becomes tiverley

This is so interesting... Can you please tell where i can find out more info

Coronation market build on a ancestor cemetry, mayb that is why it was burn down some years ago if my memory serves me correct, WOW 😮

Grass yard was also noted for the sale of fire wood, coal and grass.

Alex good morning I think you could visit the market one if these days and ask the vendors there if they noticed anything strange there in the market because some of these vendors sleep at the market so you could get their feed back from them the vendors

I used to go to Coranation Market with my grandmother back in the 1970ties. I hope i recall everything she told me. Coranation market, grass yard, and chigga foot market were on burial ground. Every time i go Jamaica, i go down there especially on Thursday mornings. Most of the time i go papine market which is a few minutes from where i stay. I grew up on Melrose ave and my grandmother and all 4 of us grandchildren would take the 52 or it was 54 JOS bus at 5:30 am to go market. Two of us grandchildren holding on to each side of her skirt. My grandmother was strong, had patience and tried to pass on whatever information she heard growing up.

So crazy why.

Have you done anything on our Constitution yet? Would love your video on such! Keep up the great work!

Very interesting videos. Goes to show they have no respect for black people. Building a market on top of my ancestors and hiding it in plain sight doesn't get more disrespectful than that. Not to mention why it was giving the name "Coronation Market". Good research. 👍🏽

I didn't know that story about coronation market. When they were refurbishing Redemption Ground market in the Fifties it was said they found some coffins there

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I remember some years ago the venders from that market used to complain about hearing noise coming from underground now i know it was the africans duppy having there market days.🇯🇲😀

Goodmorning i dont not remember this history with 72yrs my mother sells.in another market in jamaica the things she sells she buys in curnation market we went with her to buy some time we were nine kids have to follow her to take the load Never see or heard any strange thing enterning the market 5 am in the morning and some time late at about 7 o 8 pm never learn in school about that where did you get your information let us know that we can read for our self ( PLEASE) thank you

1938 king George 6th was king not Victoria

So, the white British colonial slave masters, desecrated the remains of these slaves by building infrastructure on top of the ancestors’ remains. We are not surprised. Maybe Jamaicans need to ask Marky British what he thinks about reparations for this dastardly deed. As a consolation, the government must now have a monument erected to commemorate and show respect to the remains of these unknown heroes for their suffering.🇯🇲🇺🇸

We know it was acementary

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As a Nigerian, my advice is this: While in the Market, be on your best behaviour, and respect one another. The last thing you'd want to contend with is a....How do you Jamaicans say? ahh, ...umm....duppy? from Benin, Ghana, and God forbid Nigeria. In fact, as we speak, I'm working up a little Shango (Santeria, Obeah, vudu, Guzu. Call it whatever the hell you want) on unuh facey Jamaicans. Suh unuh bettah behave unuh self. And do not nyam all the food. Leave some for the ancestors.

I wonder if at the time the majority of people were for the market or against? Seeing as it was to be built on a cemetery..some may find that disrespectful to the dead?

Stop calling African “slaves” please say “ENSLAVED” our pple were not slave before they were taken into slavery

While history is appreciated and adds knowledge please be guided by the word of God that clearly tells us the dead knows nothing.. there is absolutely nothing good to come from the living interacting with the dead so this ritual of leaving food for spirits/ancestors is not an act we should embrace. Beware that acts like this and many other wickedness is the very reason judgement is about to fall in this land.

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And i wounder whos idea that was.🙄

"Un-alived"!