Peter Tosh´s Birth and Resting Place, an Icon in Reggae-Music

On October ninth, 1944 Winston Hubert McIntosh was born into this world. The only child of Alvera Coke, a resident of Church Lincoln, Westmoreland on the island of Jamaica.
In 1956, Winston moved to Denham Town in Kingston, the capital city of Jamaica. When he was fifteen-years-old, he moved in with an uncle in Trench Town.
Trench Town was the place where Winston would first meet Robert Nesta Marley and Neville O'Reilly Livingston, who would later be known as Bunny Wailer. Winston Hubert McIntosh decided to change his name as well, and became Peter Tosh. Together, these three individuals, known as the Wailin' Wailers/Bob Marley and the Wailers, would change the face of music in Jamaica, and throughout the world.
Peter later went solo, and on 09-11-'87 he was killed by gunman in Kingston, Jamaica. He was layed to rest in Belmont, and a memorial was built in honour of him.
Peter's mother still lives in the yard, where Peter spent big parts of his life, and you can go and pay her a visit / tribute...