Courcabo was the largest sugar plantation in Suriname in the late 17th century. It covered 1,500 acres and included a mill, an overseer's house, a cattle house, and 22 huts for 117 slaves. Operating as a sugar plantation from 1675 to 1737, Courcabo accounted for 6 percent of all sugar production in Suriname.
Dorothea Matson, an Englishwoman, owned Courcabo, the largest sugar plantation in Suriname in the late 17th century. She inherited Courcabo upon the death of her husband, Abraham Schoors. In 1683 she married Jeronimo Clifford [? - 1737], an Englishman, who had unsuccessfully tried to sell his own plantation in 1675 to finance his move to Jamaica.
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Outside New Orleans is a sugar plantation built in 1830 as a sugar cane plantation. It is open to visitors and is still a working plantation. In 2016 the last sugar plantation closed in Hawaii that was founded 145 years ago. The entire Hawaii state production of sugar shut down after 180 years in 2016.
Yes, Hawaii had a sugar plantation.
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Rosalie Plantation Sugar Mill was created in 1847.
Laurel Valley Sugar Plantation was created in 1850.
Those who had higher social standings ran the plantation followed by those who worked in the house and then the workers.
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The plantation owners grew sugar for the European market.
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