THE OLDEST SISTERS OF THE BYNOE FAMILY

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The oldest BYNOE I know alive has turned 99 years and is living on the Grenadine Island of Canouan. Her name is NINA DeROCHE who survived her husband Emery. Her other sister Jennette is living with her and they are the oldest BYNOE in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

Nina and Jennette are survivors and I do not know what is responsible for their longevity. I will get to the bottom of it in due time and find out the reasons so I can pass it on to the future generations. The sisters have many children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and Nina with great, great-grandchildren.

They survived McDonald (Uncle Donnie), Frank, Moses, Julian (Fishing), Richard and Eunice (Nicey).

On behalf of this website http://www.gregg784.com, the Bynoe family and the Facebook groups “The Bynoe Connection, The Gregg Connection, family and friends of the family take the time to wish you NINA BYNOE_DeROACHE a happy 99th birthday.

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