As the European population on Saint Kitts continued to increase, Chief Tegremond grew hostile to the foreigners in 1626, and plotted their elimination with the help of other Island Caribs. However, a native woman named Barbe informed Warner and d'Esnambuc of the plot and they decided to take action. The Europeans acted by getting the Indians intoxicated at a party before returning to their village, where 120 were killed in their sleep. The following day, at a site now called Bloody Point, with a ravine known as Bloody River, over 2,000 Caribs were massacred. By 1640, the remaining Caribs not enslaved on St. Kitts, Nevis, and Antigua, were removed to Dominica.
as the european population on saint kitts continued to increase chief tegremond grew hostile to the foreigners in 1626 and plotted their elimination with the help of other island caribs however a native woman named barbe informed warner and d'esnambuc of the plot and they decided to take action the europeans acted by getting the indians intoxicated at a party before returning to their village where 120 were killed in their sleep the following day at a site now called bloody point with a ravine known as bloody river over 2000 caribs were massacred by 1640 the remaining caribs not enslaved on st kitts nevis and antigua were removed to dominica