In 1933, after Abdullah insisted that Neville was already in Barbados despite his poverty in New York, circumstances supplied the trip as a gift and Neville reached Barbados within six weeks for a three-month stay.
Date (happened)
1933
stated · preferred
Reasoning
The continuous account explicitly anchors the instruction and resulting trip in 1933 and gives a six-week interval, but supplies no calendar month or day. Therefore only the stated year is recorded.
1933
stated · probable
Why
The source supplies no single journey-start day here.
Reasoning
Neville opens the detailed Barbados account with 'It was 1933' and describes the Depression setting, his lack of work, and the journey.
1933
stated
Source
Passage 556345 begins the first-person journey account, 'The year was 1933.'
Why
Passage-backed corroboration and confidence sharpening of the existing 1933 claim.
Reasoning
Neville directly states the year while introducing the desire and arrangements that initiated this Barbados trip. The passage supports year precision only and supplies no journey-start day.
Told / reported
20 February 1964
estimated · probable
Reasoning
Passage 543689 is the telling in lecture 1768, whose transcript dateline supports 1964-02-20 at probable confidence. Derived told claim, therefore estimated.