Georg Wilhelm Netherwood

Netherwood was born in 1826 in Gustavia to Georg Magnus Netherwood a customs controller from Stockholm and his wife Mary, née Jackson.^[1]

In 1848, Netherwood became a student at Uppsala University, and upon finishing his studies, he went on to work at the central bank in Stockholm and also served in the royal court as kammarjunkare from 1856 to 1859. He returned to Saint Barthélemy in 1860, where he served as an accountant, as well as a notary for le conseil, a translator, and at times as government secretary.^[2] Upon the death of governor Fredrik Carl Ulrich, Netherwood assumed the role of acting governor and later served as secretary to the new governor, Bror Ludvig Ulrich.^[3]

After the return of the island to France in 1878, Netherwood opted to remain in Gustavia, working as vice consul for Sweden–Norway on the island until his death.^[4] He is buried in the cemetery at Anse de Public.

Netherwood had five children and was married twice: first to Malvina Augusta Abott, and later to the widow Ann Emily Tracy.^[5][6]

• Bexhed, Jan-Mikael (2024). Rättskipning, förvaltning och administration på S:t Barthelemy under den svenska tiden 1784–1878 (in Swedish). eddy.se ab. ISBN 978-91-898-4000-3.
• Tingbrand, Per (2001). Who Was Who in St. Bartholomew during the Swedish epoch?. Swedish St. Barthélemy Society. ISBN 91-88812-80-4.