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Contact for Registrar General's Department and Local Police
by Nicolette Francis
(St Martine)
QUESTION:
I am looking for a contact number and information for the Registrar Office (office for birth, death, marriage), in Cheesefield, Linstead, St.Catherine, Jamaica.
I am looking for my family "FRANCIS" - my father died when I was a little girl and I have no contact with that side of my family. His name was: Junior Anthony Francis. He died in 1983- last known address was in Cheesefield, St.Catherine.
A contact number for the Police station or persons with the family name "Francis" in that area will be great help.
ANSWER: July-28-2009 by Wellesley Gayle
Hi Nicolette,
I searched but can't seem find a number for said police station (Cheesefield). However, the number for the Kingston control is 876 927-9910. Try them, they will be able to direct you further.
In regards to the numbers for the Registrar General's Department, please try this link.Those are all the local numbers for the offices.
Just a quick note though, if you are having difficulty (like most of us) getting through to any of the RGD numbers, please let me know.
For a listing of the "Francis" in Jamaica with a landline phone, click here.
I hope that helps.
Stay in touch.
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