Grenada Research Associates (G.R.A.)


Locating living and deceased persons in Grenada for probate, inheritance, and estate matters, with local verification and reporting.

Who are we?
Grenada Research Associates is a research and investigation service dedicated to locating people, tracing families, and uncovering records in Grenada.

We combine archival and online research with a physical presence on the island, working directly with churches, registries, cemeteries, courts, and local communities. 

This allows us to access records that are not digitised, resolve gaps in official documentation, and verify information through local knowledge and oral history.

Our work supports probate firms, solicitors, and institutions requiring reliable, on-the-ground research in Grenada as well as individuals exploring their family history.

Every case is approached with care, discretion, and respect for the people and histories involved.
On-the-ground research 
Rooted in Grenada. Grounded in evidence.

Comprehensive research, personalised insights.

Church & Denominational Archives

Civil records (births, marriages and deaths) for all churches across Grenada

Civil & Government Records

Utilising official archives for comprehensive historical verifications.

Land, Property & Probate Evidence

Deeds & Conveyances Land Registry title searches Wills & Probate Files Grenada Supreme Court (Eastern Caribbean) Estate & Family Land Records

Burial Grounds & Memorial Culture

Headstones, Churchyard burial books, Family plots with oral ownership histories, Funeral programme collections held privately

Community-based Oral and Informal Histories

Gathering information from Grenadian communities to direct searches


Stephen   Lewis

Director

Stephen Lewis is UK-based of Grenadian heritage. He manages all projects for G.R.A. from initial brief to final report, combining online archival work with on-the-ground field investigation from local researchers to deliver reliable, evidence-led results.

Michael Jessamy

General Manager

Experience over 40 years of heritage management, archaeology, and conservation. Former Curator of the Grenada National Museum and former Head of Heritage and Conservation at Grenada’s Ministry of Tourism. Michael brings unparalleled local knowledge and expertise.