1. 1946-06-00 —
   Rita Marshall, the first person native to St Vincent in the Caribbean to become a Bahá'í, accepted the Faith while in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
   • Her husband, Ernest Marshall, became a Bahá'í in November 1946.
2. 1964-03-22 —
   The Faith was brought to St Vincent for the first time by Shirley Jackson, who returned to the island the day after having become a Bahá'í while on a visit to her native home in Grenada.
   • Later in the year she enrolled the first Bahá'ís on St Vincent.
3. 1981-04-21 —
   The National Spiritual Assembly of the Windward Islands was formed with its seat in Kingstown, St Vincent. [BW18:171; BW18p515,; BN No 602 May 1981 p19]
   • The National Spiritual Assembly of the Barbados was formed. [Barbados by Patricia Paccassi]
4. 1983-04-21 —
   The National Spiritual Assembly of St Vincent and Grenada was formed. [BW18:107]
   • Was it "St Vincent and the Grenadines"? See National website]

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