Name of ship
N Sa de la Concepción San Antonio y Animas
N Sa de la Concepción, S Antonio y Almas
N Sa del Monte Carmen, S Antonio y Animas
N Sa de la Concepción, S Antonio y Animas
N Sa de la Concepcion, S Francisco de Paula
S Cristo de la Pasión, S Antonio y Animas
N Sa de la Piedad y San Gonzalo Amarante
N Sa de la Piedad, S Antonio y S Gonzalo de Amarante
N Sa de la Piedad y S Francisco de Paula
Madre de los Hombres y S Francisco de Sales
N Sa de la Concepción y S Francisco de Paula
N Sa de la Concepción, San Antonio y Animas
N Sa de la Concepción y S Francisco de Asís
N Sa de la Concepción y el S del Buen Fin

First captain of ship
Fernandez (or Rodriguez?), Antonion (maestre)
Bravo, Sebastian Rodriguez (maestre y capitan y s
Ibanez (a) Yanez de la Cruz, Francisco (a) Franco
Rosewell, Francis (a) Roseveld, Francois

First source of information
AGI-Charcas 123, s/n, Certificazion de esclavos, fol. 1r
AGI-Charcas 123, s/n, Certificazion de esclavos, fols. 3r-3v
AGI-Charcas 123, s/n, Certificazion de esclavos, fol. 3v
AGI-Charcas 38, s/n, "Testimonio de todos los negros" (1597-
AGI-Charcas 123, s/n, Certificazion de esclavos, fol. 10v
AGI-Charcas 123, s/n, Certificazion de esclavos, fols. 15v-1
LCP, Jonathan Dickinson LB, to I. Gale, 5/2 &11/7/1715
LCP, Jonathan Dickinson LB, to Lisle, 5/3/1715
LCP, Jonathan Dickinson LB, to John Lewis, 8/15/1716
American Weekly Mercury, 2/28-3/7 & 3/7-14/1727
American Weekly Mercury, 6/19-26 & 7/3-10/1729
American Weekly Mercury, 7/10-17 & 17-24/1729
American Weekly Mercury, 4/29-5/6 & 5/6-13/1736
American Weekly Mercury, 4/20-27 & 5/4-11/1738
HSP, Yeates Papers, Bayley to Yeates, 10/25/1742
HSP, Yeates Papers, Polegreen to Yeates, 8/13/1742
HSP, No. 740, Francklin to John Yeates, 7/25/1743
HSP, Yeates Papers, Butcher to Yeates, 9/1/1743
HSP, Yeates Papers, Yeates to Adams, 9/4/1746
HSP, Charles Steuart Letter Book, to Stephen Adye, 5/30/1752
HSP, Charles Steuart Letter Book, to Cradock, 8/14/1754
HSP 515, Riche Bill of Lading, 9/30/1755
AGNV, Colección Diversos, T. XXXIII, fols. 159 and passim
HSP, Riche letter book, to Mane 7/31/1760
HSP 515, Riche Bill of Lading, 9/10/1762
HSP 515, Riche Bill of Lading, 9/29/1762
HSP 515, Riche Bill of Lading, 11/11/1762
HSP, Riche letter book, to Shute 1/1/1763
HSP 515, Riche Bill of Lading, 9/17/1763
HSP 515, Riche Bill of Lading, 4/24/1764
HSP, Riche letter book, to Samuel Cornel 8/18/1764
HSP 515, Riche Bill of Lading, 10/23/1765
HSP, Riche letter book, to John Burroughs 10/1765
HSP no.1389, Admiralty Court, John Barry v. Betsey
ANH-V, La Guaira, 1795. Civiles: 11-4189-1.
SCL, William Read Papers, William to Jacob Read, 3/21/1800
Morales Carrión, Arturo, Auge y Decadencia, p. 40
Morales Carrión, Arturo, Auge y Decadencia, p. 42
Morales Carrión, Arturo, Auge y Decadencia, p. 41

Second source of information
AGI-Charcas 38, s/n, "Testimonio de todos los negr
AGI-Charcas 123, s/n, Certificazion de esclavos, f
HSP, Robert Ellis Letter Book, to Shaw, 9/18/1736
HSP, No. 740, Strict to John Yeates, 7/26/1743
HSP, Thomas Riche letter book, to Leslie 9/5/1760
HSP, Thomas Riche letterbook, to Cornell 9/29/1762
HSP, Thomas Riche letterbook, to Ronnald 11/8/1762
HSP, Thomas Riche letterbook, to Cornell 9/17/1763
HSP 515, Riche Bills of Lading, 10/11/1764
HSP, Thomas Riche letterbook, to Cornell 4/23/1764
HSP, Thomas Riche letterbook, to Cornell 3/11/1765
HSP, Thomas Riche LB, to Mobson 10/22&24/1765
SCL, William Ancrum LB, to S. Cambell 2/2/1778

Third source of information
AGI-Charcas 38, s/n, "Testimonio de todos los negr
AGI-Charcas 123, s/n, Relazion de los negros (1588
AGNV, Indice de Esclavos, Tomo 1739, exp. 1
HSP, No. 740, Bayley to John Yeates, 9/1/1743
HSP, Charles Steuart LB, to Menvielle* 7/5/51
HSP, Charles Steuart LB, to George Keith, 7/20/51
HSP, Steuart LB, to Walker, Morson & Co, 11/19/175
HSP, Riche letter book, to Cornell 11/11/1762
HSP 515, Riche Bill of Lading, 11/10/1763
HSP, Riche letterbook, to Samuel Cornell 10/11/64
HSP, Riche letter book, to S. Cornell 10/24/1765
GHS, Clay, Telfair & Co. LB, I, 14 Feb 1784

Fourth source of information
HSP, Ellis LB, to Burleigh, 7/24/1738, p.116-120
HSP, Charles Steuart LB, to Thomas Ogilvie 7/13/51
HSP, Riche letter book, to Shirley & M. 2/25/1764

cheese, butter, lard, meat, chandelle, serge, maquereau
passengers, bread, oil, fish, rum, household goods
passengers, fish, beef, flour, copper goods, dry goods, etc
passenger, beef, fish, butter, bread, cider, staves
passengers, beef, pork, fish, flour, butter, tar, shoes, hats
passengers, beef, fish, flour, bread, peas, pork, port wine
passengers, fish, flour, earthen ware, wine, soap, oranges, etc.
molasses, rum, pickled fish, salt, sugar
fish, flour, biscuits, pork, cheese, hats
fish, pork, oil, flour, tar, staves, hoops
beer, wine, hoops, brandy, salt, boxes, rum
madeira wine, rum, molasses, salt, lumber, glass
flour, butter, beef, pork, corn, bacon, staves
sugar, molasses, ginger, fustick, lead, indigo, etc.
sugar, indigo, cocoa, oil, dry goods, anchors, leather
sugar, ginger, mahogany, salt, lignum vitae, dry goods
sugar, molasses, rum, indigo, pimento, dry goods
sugar, molasses, cotton, pimento, lime, fustick
sugar, molasses, cotton, pimento, cocoa, dry goods
sugar, molasses, cotton, indigo, dry goods
rum, sugar, coconuts, European goods, provisions, beer, fruit, onions
rum, sugar, molasses, lime juice, European goods, hides, madeira wine, salt
sugar, coconuts, limes, lime juice, leather
rum, molasses, cotton, lime juice, leather, pimento
rum, sugar, molasses, pimento, lime juice, spirits, leather
sugar, cotton, coconuts, lime juice, skins, lignum vita
rum, sugar, molasses, pimento, European goods
rum, sugar, molasses, cotton, European goods
rum, sugar, molasses, salt, cotton, leather, iron, European goods
sugar, molasses, cotton, coconuts, anchors, European goods
molasses and cotton "taken at sea," European goods
sugar, molasses, cotton, indigo, coconuts, tortoise shell
sugar, molasses, cotton, lignum vita, European goods
European goods, snuff, nails, iron, green tea
provisions, beeswax, staves, European goods
fish, hops, chocolate, sadlery, European goods
rum, sugar, molasses, salt, provisions, wine, etc.
sugar, rum, ginger, pimento, lime juice, lignum vitae, etc.
rum, molasses, pimento, ginger, lime juice, dry goods, etc.
beer, bacon, earthen ware, shoes, cordage, tobacco, etc.
lumber, fish, train oil, horses, candles, soap, bricks, etc.
madeira wine, pipes, bisquits, chocolate
lime juice, coconuts, chocolate, skins, "household things"
coconuts, lime juice, salt, skins, brazeletto
rum, sugar, molasses, cotton, lime juice, pimento, leather
rum, sugar, molasses, iron, European goods
rum, sugar, molasses, lime juice, chocolate
rum, sugar, molasses, lime juice, ginger, snuff, leather
sugar, molasses, cotton, indigo, coconuts
rum, sugar, molasses, ginger, lime juice, pimento
sugar, molasses, cotton, indigo, coconuts, iron, dry goods, etc.
rum, sugar, molasses, cotton, snuff, pewter, copper
rum, cotton, ginger, indigo, pimento, tobacco, dye wood, leather, etc
rum, sugar, molasses, leather, European goods
rum, sugar, molasses, lime juice, lumber
sugar, molasses, cotton, ginger, iron, dye wood
rum, sugar, cotton, indigo, lime juice, salt
rum, sugar, cotton, coconuts, iron, horse
rum, sugar, cotton, caskarilla, pimiento, iron
sugar, molasses, caskarilla, tobacco, European goods
rum, sugar, molasses, cotton, Irish canvas
sugar, molasses, cotton, indigo, iron, furniture
rum, sugar, molasses, coconuts, lime juice, iron
sugar, molasses, indigo, coconuts, cheese, starch
rum, molasses, salt, madeira wine, European goods
rum, molasses, lime juice, coconuts, tobacco, etc.
rum, sugar, molasses, indigo, lime juice, powder, iron
oil, fish, bricks, wine, sadlery, wooden ware, European goods
rum, sugar, molasses, coconuts, European goods
rum, sugar, molasses, cotton, coconuts, indigo, chocolate
bricks, oil, European goods, tin, wooden ware, etc.
rum, sugar, molasses, indigo, cordage, pewter, iron
rum, sugar, molasses, chocolate, earthen ware
rum, sugar, molasses, madeira wine, European goods
rum, household goods, sugar, European goods, sadlery, etc.
molasses, cotton, indigo, tobacco, glass, pewter
rum, sugar, indigo, hides, pimento, iron, copper, etc.
rum, spirits, sugar, silk, saddles, etc.
rum, sugar, molasses, cotton, lime juice
sugar, cotton, coconuts, fustick, lignum vita
rum, coconuts, leather, skins, European goods
rum, sugar, molasses, fish, cheese, logwood, European goods
sugar, pimento, lime juice, furniture, European goods
rum, sugar, molasses, lime juice, pimento, indigo
rum, sugar, molasses, corn, planks, copper, pewter
rum, sugar, molasses, pimento, juniper berries, European goods
rum, sugar, molasses, cotton, ginger, pimento, pewter, liquor
rum, bricks, liquor, wine, seal skins, iron, etc.
provisions, linseed oil, staves, European goods
twine, dry goods, thread, silk hose, hats, pepper
rum, sugar, pimento, lime juice, iron, bottles, indigo
pitch, turpentine, skins, logwood, European goods
rum, sugar, provisions, lime juice, lime juice, European goods
rum, sugar, coconuts, lime juice, starch
rum, salt, earthenware, grind stones, European goods, India goods
rum, sugar, molasses, cotton, ginger, madeira wine
rum, sugar, molasses, bottles, pewter, copper, brass
rum, sugar, molasses, lime juice, mohagany
rum, sugar, madeira wine, cider, hops, liquor, bricks, European goods
rum, sugar, salt, provisions, chocolate, madeira wine, European goods
rum, sugar, bricks, liquor, wine, blubber, fish, etc.
rum, sugar, bricks, liquor, wine, fish, etc.
rum, sugar, molasses, cotton, ginger, pimento
rice, turpentine, rosin, wine, coconuts, etc.
sugar, molasses, pimento, European goods
sugar, molasses, cotton, logwood, European goods
rum, molasses, coffee, coconuts, lime juice
rum, sugar, molasses, indigo, salt, pimento, lime juice, sulphur, etc.
deer skins, cordage, turpentine, logwood, European goods
rum, molasses, biscuits, beer, cider, cheese, butter, anchors, brandy, European goods
rum, sugar, molasses, indigo, pimento, salt, duck
sugar, pimento, mohagany, European goods
cider, shop goods, haberdashery ware, butter, rum
rum, cider, beer, brass, iron, oznabrigs, etc.
rum, molasses, lime juice, salt, European goods
lime juice, pimento, fruit, hides, bottles
sugar, lime juice, ginger, coconuts, bottles
cottono, rice, brandy, wood, India goods, European goods
sugar, molasses, cotton, furniture, tackle
grain, beeswax, snake root, feathers, skins
Pewter, plates, mirrors, silk hats, meat, bread, rum, wine, rifles
rum, lime juice, horses, flour, biscuits, beer, cider, hams, fruit, butter
clothes, turpentine, household goods, dry goods
rum, sugar, cotton, pimento, indigo, coconuts, bottles, mahogany
salt, flour, beer, butter, iron, wool, calico, etc.
salt, beer, pewter, linnen, bottles, etc.
rum, pork, flower, haberdashery ware, checked linnen, oznabrigs
seed rice, flour, lime juice, nails, rum, bricks
flour, rum, wine, lime juice, sheep, molasses, etc.
flour, soap, butter, potatoes, rum, wine
rice, pitch, turpentine, shingles, hogs, nails
tobacco, coconuts, lime juice, madeira planks
sugar, cotton, fustick, hats, haberdashery, soap
rum, sugar, ginger, pimento, cocoa, logwood
rum, sugar, molasses, salt, straw ware, European goods
rum, pitch, tar, beef, pork, flower, bread, lumber, mast, boom, European goods
beef, pork, madeira wine, flour, candles, European goods
flour, salt, vinegar, rum, beer, butter, hams, European goods
pork, corn, peas, potatoes, salt, fish, etc.
beef, pork, rum, salt, vinegar, European goods
rum, sugar, molasses, lime juice, ginger, pimento
salt, rum, sugar, claret wine, European goods
pork, flower, shingles, lath, pine planks, rat line, guinea stone
flour, soap, peas, sail cloth, soldier's clothing, shoes, hats, European goods
turpentine, deer skins, sassafrass, European goods
logwood, braziletto, mahogany, dry goods
flour, tallow, apples, lard, wine, boards
flour, vinegar, rum, wine, butter, European goods
rum, sugar, molasses, cotton, cocoa, European goods
lignum vita, ebony, madeira plank, conch shells, braziletto
rum, ginger, tobacco, pimento, logwood, hides, European goods
nails, wine, butter, boards, shingles, vinegar, chairs, etc.
flour, beef, fish, beerr, onions, hams, boards
deer skins, coconuts, pitch, tar, turpentine, rice, European goods, India goods
rum, sugar, molasses, cotton, pimento, coconuts, European goods, India goods
rum, sugar, tobacco, cotton, coffee, hides, ginger, logwood
coconuts, deer skins, cedar, sugar (returned)
sugar, indigo, pimento, lime juice, cordage, Hispaniola indigo
molasses, sugar, cocoa, salt, straw ware, indigo
molasses, sugar, rum, salt, straw ware, sail duck
beef, flour, corn, coal, ham, European goods
corn, peas, rice, tobacco, sail cloth, oznabrigs, European goods
beef, pork, corn, pine boards, potatos, steers, sheep, timber, European goods
rum, beef, flour, corn, fish, bread, boards, bricks
pork, candles, butter, cheese, pots, European goods
rum, sugar, molasses, cotton, ginger, logwood
rum, sugar, fish, hops, madeira wine, Bristol water, European goods, cheese
rum, sugar, ginger, pimento, lime juice, log wood
rum, pork, flour, candles, butter, pine boards, shingles, sconces, quilts, glasses
flour, corn, pine boards, shingles, coal, bread, European goods
flour, corn, boards, rum, peas, European goods
rum, sugar, ginger, indigo, coconuts, pimento
molasses, sugar, hides, coconuts, coffee, pimento, tobacco, lime juice, indigo, silk
rum, sugar, molasses, coconuts, lime juice
rum, sugar, molasses, coconuts, lime juice, logwood, brandy
sugar, coconuts, hides, paint, "Spanish effects"
sugar, rum, molasses, cotton, straw ware
beef, cattle, sheep, pine board, corn, potatoes, flour, European goods
sugar, molasses, coconuts, lime juice, pimento, logwood, powder, wine
sugar, coffee, ginger, pimento, liquor, pewter, "junk"
rum, sugar, molasses, duck, ginger, fustick
sugar, molasses, cotton, coffee, coconuts, pimento
pork, corn, peas, canvas, cordage, cable, anchors, boom, bowsprit, pumps, oznabrig, sugar, tea, European goods
beef, boards, lindseed oil, paint, cordage, small arms, tea, glass, corn
rum, sugar, bricks, blubber, tobacco, a mast
pitch, tar, refined sugar, Madeira wine, garlic, flannel, haberdashery, iron, beer, oznabrigs, pine boards, turpentine
beef, flour, butter, beer, rum, wine, clothes
dishes, cloth, hats, brandy, butter, small arms, rum
rum, sugar, dry goods, feathers, madeira wine
braziletto, madeira plank, oranges, limes
sugar, molasses, fish, oil, cheese, whale bone, woolens, glass ware
fish, beef, flour, cider, butter, candles, ale
beef, ale, pork, butter, bread, flour, fish
beef, butter, flour, bread, shingles, pork
rum, sugar, cocoa, "choice old cane spirit"
rum, beef, pork, candles, butter, cheese, trunks, earthen ware, cocoa
rum, sugar, flour, sail duck, dry goods, European goods
flour, butter, rice, beer, gun powder, guns, European goods
cotton, molasses, ginger, rum, rice, mahogany
provisions, madeira wine, shingles, staves
fish, butter, bread, starch, madeira wine
wine, yams, kettles, lamp black, oil, linen, furniture
rum, wine, flour, biscuits, beer, coffee, oznabrigs
fish, sugar, furniture, cider, salt, grindstones, small arms, etc.
timber, flour, butter, sugar, European goods
rum, European goods, cordage, anchors, etc.
rum, salt, axes, furniture, cider, powder
sugar, coffee, mahogany, etc. (for London)
fish, rum, wine, oil, soap, leather, skins, chair
sugar, oil, wine, baggage, books, boards
rum, sugar, molasses, fish, cider, chocolate, European goods, etc.
sugar, rum, molasses, coffee, cocoa, salt, dry goods
pitch, tar, beef, pork, rum, bread, flour, dry goods
rum, sugar, tobacco, madeira wine, cordage
sugar, rum, pimento, mahogany, coffee, salt, etc.
beef, butter, flour, rum, salmon, beer, cider
sugar, rum, molasses, ginger, pimento, limes
rum, molasses, salt, chairs, axes, tin ware, European goods
rum, sugar, wine, flour, boards, horses, sheep, Gen. Shirley's baggage
sugar, cotton, mohagany, limes, turtle, oranges
bread, books, sheep, china, glass ware, etc.
lime, pork, butter - pipes, printing press
beef, beer, butter, rum, fish, corn, vinegar
beef, rice, flour, bread, tobacco, dry goods
beef, butter, rice, flourlime, beer, glass ware, etc.
butter, wine, rum, furniture, horse, saddles
flour, bread, lumber, shingles, hoops, boxes, candles, etc.
joists, shingles, bread, fish, soap, tobacco, candles
rum, flour, bread, starch, beer, lumber, lime
rum, beef, beer, cider, bread, rice, dry goods
sugar, rum, molasses, cotton, coffee, liquor
sugar, rum, chocolate, furniture, axes, lemons
sugar, rum, clothes, hay, mill saws, cheese, woolens
fish, chocolate, gravestones, chairs, cranberries, tools, salt, tin ware, etc.
potash, oil, fish, furniture, calves skins, books, etc.
tin ware, surgeon's implements, passengers, etc.
flour, tobacco, nails, iron mongery, pots, frying pans, glass
flour, biscuit, pork, beef, butter, cheese, etc.
lime, furniture, seeds, clothes, corn mill, norse cart, etc.
beef, pork, flour, bread, lumber, lead, etc.
lime, lumber, iron, corn mill, paint, etc.
rum, brandy, bricks, shingles, horse, fish
lumber, leather, beef, gunpowder, guns, clothing, knives, European goods, etc.
rum, flour, butter, medicine, liquor, furniture, gunpowder, etc.
rum, beer, butter, flour, haberdashery, glass, iron
irish linnen, earthen ware, oznabrigs, cheese, nails
rum, pimento, coffee, iron ware, dry goods
tar, turpentine, flour, peas, butter, sheep
lime, shingles, bricks, fish, beef, butter
corn, fish, beef, pork, flour, bread, negro cloathing, butter, etc.
flour, fish, bread, peas, lime, beans, yams, etc.
lumber, shingles, fish, beef, bread, flour, butter, candles, etc.
beef, bread, tools, fish, nails, candles, furniture, etc.
fish, peas, bread, flour, pork, beef, corn, etc.
sugar, rum, ginger, cotton, coffee, dry goods, furniture, etc
sugar, rum, pimento, coffee, limes, turpentine
merchandise, pots, furniture, fish, lumber, corn, wine, etc.
rum, sugar, molasses, European goods, furniture
fish, sugar, molasses, furniture, salt, clove water
boards, hogs, sheep, turkeys, ducks, sugar, saddles, rice, rum
rice, corn, salt, household furniture, tools
rum, sugar, chocolate, furniture, European goods
corn, beef, butter, negro cloth, flannel, wine, bread, rum
grind stones, negro cloth, earthen ware, books, rum, bread, flour, salt, etc.
rum, rice, corn, shingles, marchandize, soap, sugar, candles, etc.
corn, potatoes, peas, butter, indigo seed, lard, onions, etc.
rum, beer, beef, pork, bread, flour, corn, clothing, rice, etc.
flour, beef, fish, cart wheels, fire stones, house frame
cattle mill, fire stone, mules, cattle, sheep, plantation stores
beef, pork, flour, rice, fish, corn, lumber
fish, cart wheels, lamp oil, tallow, furniture, clothes
fish, beef, pork, rice, plantation stores
tar, fish, Irish linnen, plantation stores
rum, paving stone, coal, bottles, refined sugar, beer, etc.
rum, limes, cloth, gun powder, gin, guns, dry goods
coffee, household furniture, other unnamed goods
provisions, candles, butter, check, beer
beef, salt, flour, bread, butter, dry goods
beer, beef, pork, bread, rice, cordage, pitch
sugar, rum, ginger, mahogany, coffee, molasses, madeira wine
flour, iron, ham, butter, candles, pipes
fish, pork, beef, soap, potatoes, cheese, cotton gin
shingles, staves, heading, flour, meal, posts, etc.
flour, beef, pork, butter, candles, bread
beer, nails, beef, sugar, candles, indigo, lime
rice, beef, dry goods, candles, glass ware, earthen ware
beer, beef, candles, butter, ham, sugar, dry goods, etc.
beer, beef, butter, potatoes, ham, sugar, oats, etc.
oats, beer, fish, linseed oil, paint, linnen, etc.
earthen ware, dry goods, paint, oil, candles, etc.
earthen ware, dry goods, glass, beer, hardware
house frame, clothes, oznabrigs, salt, etc.
provisions, candles, dry goods, furniture
rum, cattle, limes, candles, bricks, provisions
sugar, rum, naval stores, oxen, provisions
sugar, rum, shingles, lumber, nails, sail cloth, provisions
sugar, rum, tobacco, naval stores, candles, nails, etc.
sugar, dry goods, potatoes, shingles, butter, etc.
beef, fish, flour, butter, dry goods, beer, onions, potatoes
beef, ham, flour, rum, liquor, grind stones, butter
oznabrigs, check, cotton bagging, madeira, butter, fish, flour
oznabrig, check, blankets, cutlasses, sheeting, iron pots, etc.
bread, beef, butter, shoes, cutlasses, etc.
beer, bread, beef, butter, potatoes, dry goods, earthen ware, etc.
sugar, rum, cocoa, dry goods, provisions
fish, pork, sugar, salt, candles, cheese, soap, cocoa
flour, rice, butter, earthen ware, soap, ham
bread, checks, pots, linen, earthen ware, paint, etc.
sugar, rum, liquor, dry goods, lignum vitae, provisions
madeira wine, blankets, earthen ware, sadlery
checks, fish, glass ware, cider, dry goods, butter, beef, etc
dry goods, tallow, soap, iron ware, oil, tar, turpentine, etc.
bread, lime juice, dry goods, provisions
beef, flour, oats, dry goods, pork, glass ware, sails, rice, etc.
beef, pork, butter, sugar, potatoes, dry goods, nails, beer, etc.
flour, lumber, earthenware, dry goods, iron goods, liquor, chairs
beef, pork, flour, paint, soap, candles, dry goods, etc.
tongues, potatoes, ham, cheese, beer, lumber, nails, etc.
pork, beef, flour, potatoes, beer, dry goods, etc.
refined sugar, limestone, fry goods, candles, beer, etc.
limestone, beef, dry goods, candles, beer, nails, etc.
refined sugar, dry goods, negro cloth, paint, pork, etc.
chairs, beer, mattresses, shoes, pickles, etc
oil, paint, lime, wine, medicine, ham, etc
dry goods, salmon, peas, shoes, fish, olives, wine, paint, etc.
dry goods, hair powder, china ware, silver ware, etc.
nails, ham, beef, soap, candles, tables, chairs, etc.
beef, pork, butter, refined sugar, dry goods, shoes, etc.
potatoes, drip stones, nails, furniture, candles, dry goods, etc.
rum, canvas, butter, nails, dishes, refined sugar, beer, etc.
candles, beer, dry goods, oznabrigs, fish, etc.
beef, pork, oats, corn, staves, candles, dry goods
hoops, butter, coal, lime, beer, rice, dry goods, oznabrigs
rum, butter, wine, soap, dry goods, provisions
rum, soap, candles, claret, butter, dry goods, provisions
butter, candles, peas, tea, iron chests, salt, scale beams, etc
copper, brandy, peas, mattress, dry goods, medicines, etc.
sweet meats, beer, perfumery, tongues, dry goods, etc
cordage, dry goods, ham, fish, twine, soap, medicine
candles, soap, salt, bread, butter, beer, dishes, ham, etc.
madeira, dry goods, tin ware, nails, brandy, butter, etc.
beef, pork, fish, beer, cotton baggind, oznaburgs, etc
the 73 captives the Hawke brought from Africa
ham, sugar, trunks, dry goods, gin, oil, casks, claret, etc.
window casements, glass, tools, dishes, fish, flour, etc.
cotton, timber, furniture, sugarcane, tools
dry goods, stationery, butter, tar, cotton bagging, etc
dry goods, oznaburgs, sophas, potatoes, brandy
dry goods, lime, ironmongery, glass ware, iron ware, etc.
rice, tar, lamp oil, cart, cotton bagging, beer, rope, etc.
dry goods, bagging, furniture, bread, flour, soap, etc
cutlery, dry goods, carpet, frying pans, mustard, beer, etc
negro cloth, russet skins, sadlery, lime, oil, soap, candles, etc
coffee, cotton bagging, dry goods, German linens, etc.
lumber, lead, fish, candles, potatoes, sugar, etc.
fish, beef, paint, oil, nails, boards, horses, negro clothing
negro clothing, lime, beef, pork, flour, iron hoops, fish, etc.
molasses, rice, rum, tobacco, tar, fish, cheese, salt, etc
sugar, rum, tin ware, madeira wine, brandy, gin, rice, salt
fish, rum, boards, dry goods, provisions
rum, cloth, liquor, dry goods, provisions
nails, stills, mill rollers, worm wood, claret
oats, sugar, candles, potatoes, hinges, shoes, iron hoops, fish, lumber
dry goods, candles, fish, glasses, butter, wine
flour, tar, salt, soap, candles, butter, etc.
rum, dry goods, iron mongery, earthen ware
sugar, rum, coffee, flour, wine, provisions
fish, rice, tar, coal, lime, corn, bread
salt, oil, candles, cordage, paint, iron pots, butter, tea, dry goods, etc.
rum, wine, nails, butter, sugar, fish, rice, dry goods, medicine, cordage, horse
rum, flour, dry goods, provisions, iron mongery
sugar, rum, coffee, dry goods, provisions
Wine, candles, iron, nails, paper, mate, leather shoes, mercury
beef, pork, soap, cheese, candles, staves, salt
sugar, rum, coffee, beer, dry goods, provisions
Wheat, pine and cypress timber, butter, cheese, lard, wine, buscuits
sugar, rum, madeira wine, beergarlic, pickles, nails
fish, flour, cotton, salt, beef, lamp oil
sugar, rum, beef, pork, madeira wine, coffee, medicine, paint, provisions
rum, wine, butter, soap, coffee, provisions
flour, rosin, butter, potatoes, soap, check

Comments 1
Among the 45 slaves was "one Indian slave woman from Brazil"
Molina lists number of disembarked captives as 11
"one Indian and a Negroes (the first thes Ilands euer had)"
privateer captured a "good store of Negroes"
sold 8 slaves to Miles Kendall for provisions, but may not have been all
English privateer (for Duke of Savoy) captured slaves off Campeche from TSTD #29252
English privateer (letter of marque from Holland took slaves from TSTD #29252)
sold 14 slaves (taken in WI) to Miles Kendall for provisions and careening
Molina puts # captives disembarked at 205
Taken from a captured Portuguese slaver with 280 captives (TSTD #11228?)
Goodfriend speculates English privateer from Providence Island
Africans purchased from Native Americans on Mosquito Shore
exchanged Pequot captives for African slaves
H&T list this as 1647, not 1649, but cite same source as Walsh.
Dutch in New Amsterdam complaine about many diversions of "prize" slaves to VA
captured by Dutch or French privateer, at the "latitude of Cape Morante"
Probably prize slaves transshipped from Brazil on the Witte Paert
Slaves from the Moor, Capt. Gijsbert de Moor (voyage #112127)
Orders for Hope to deliver slaves "elsewhere in the Caribee islands."
any chance duplicate with 104833? Lorena probably would have caught...
72 of these slaves re-shipped to New Amstel
described "John Sr., Elizabeth, John Jr.
The James also made a TA voyage (#9968) but sold those captives; took others to Nevis
Jacob Leisler (NY) sent slaves valued 29,441 lbs. tobac to Mark Cordea, St. Mary's Co
for delivery "unto Bernard Schenckingh"; June, Meningo, Walle, Bache, Cumboe, Popler
Gov. Thomas Lynch sent HMS Ruby to convoy; sold for 2800 pieces of 8
Merged with best guess of many possible duplicates with no ship or capt info
Walsh dates as 1711--all other data suggests a duplicate
Donnan cites Boston News Letter, 1/14/1712
Donnan dates as 1714, but all other data suggests same voyage
also carried Surinam molasses, so possible slave carried from there
from Madeira before Jamaica. "3 Negros & Indians Slaves"
"Indian man Named Pompy...a Black Smith"
taken by Spanish sloop, but sold at/near Porto Bello, w/o delivery to SSC
Sorsby puts arrival in Jan 1716, but other details match
Indiferente has 255 instead of 293 captives (and Jam vs. Bbdos)
"Negroe woman...hath y'e yaws upon her w'ch seems Terible..."
duplicate with 110060? Date off by exactly one year, but everything else matches
Spanish port records say 35 instead of 40, but SSC has sales records
unsold African captives from voyages 110086 and 110092
note prior voyage same year. vessel taken to NC and burned. not clear about captives.
stopped at Jamaica for slaves en route from London
one captive died, unclear whether at sea or on shore
Taken by pirates with the returns from sales of slaves
Oscar had 2 entries, but both same route, April, Capt. Cleland--only shipname diff.
AGI puts arrival 7/28 vs. Sorsby on 8/28 but other details match
158 slaves purchased by Ricoba; Transshipped from TSTD #76003
NY lists one owner from NY and one from Jamaica
the number of slaves a bit smudged--could be a "16" rather than "10"
possible but unlikely match with TSTD #76496
descrepancy in # of captives recorded at embarkation (18) and disembarkation (22)
Any chance the year is a mistake here and a match with #110366?
188 slaves purchased by Pedro Carpinteros
118 slaves purchased by Bernardo Garze & Co.
90 slaves purchased by Juan Baptista Asurza & Co.
discrepancy in number of slaves in embarkation (3) and disembarkation (4) records
portdep imputed: not listed, but one owner in NY and one in Jamaica; other cargo fits
taken by pirate John Rackam off Hisp, then captured by HMS Mary, Cmdr Vernon to Jam
BG-Sold "against the New North Meeting House in Boston"
returned to St. Thomas with 2 slaves, probably unsold from this voyage
"His majesties ship Grayhound Capt. Edw'd Smith Comand. Reports"
ARA,WIC,577 says slaves disembarked for reexport
vessel imputed: sold by Alexander Wooddrup at the wharf; only vesel entered that week
vessel imputed: advertised as recent from SC; Glasgow only recent vessel from SC
SSC papers refer to "Sea Nymph" but likely match (translated to Spanish and back...)
Sorsby has May instead of April but other details match
back to Bbdos in Nov. with 2 slaves--same two returned?
clearly the return of 107495, but increased # of slaves suggests others--banished?
seized by pirate Spriggs, Dorsey and 28 slaves put on #107999; others unknown
slaves put on board by pirates [Spriggs] after taking them from SSC sloop #107998
hired vessel by SSC, seized for carrying contraband with slaves
Sorsby has July instead of June arrival but other details seem to match
BG-A "likely" man "just arrived" sold by Samuel Sewall at Sewall's House
BG-A young male and female "just arrived" sold by Samuel Sewall at Sewall's House
BG-Several boys and girls lately imported sold at Joshua Wroe's house in Cold Lane
Sorsby has arrival as 9/26, but all other details match AGI
ARA,WIC,578 says slaves disembarked for reexport
not clearly labeled slaves, but Minch assumes based on criteria in VA ST stats
vessel imputed: at specifies Barbados, Jane only arrival in past 3 weeks
Sorsby has vessel coming from Curacao; stopped there after St. Kitts?
powder explosion; merchant letter says 180 slaves; one newspaper acct. over 300
vessel imputed: ad specified Barbados--most recent arrival listed from there
vessel imputed: ad specified Bermuda--most recent arrival (but sold by Capt. Owen?)
vessel imputed: ad specified Bermuda--only recent arrival; other ad "Real Design"
to NY from North Carolina in April (PA Gaz.)
ship just arrived advertised for sale with two slaves (presumably arrived on board)
"Men, Women, and Girls, and one Boy"--news only lists "Sarah and Thomas" from St. Kit
BG-To be seen at Mr. Mears's near Roxbury Burying Place, sold by Bedoog of Sudbury St
BG-"Hath had the small pox"; sold at Capt. Thomas Porters
Donnan dates arrival Dec. 1 and slaarriv 32
"Parcel"--Page missing from AWM in Evans--LCP does not have
possibly one African one creole--mentions man speaks English well, why not both?
vessel imputed: ad specified Barbados--other Callender ad linked to same ship
Imputed portdep, but Hargreaves cleared Phil. for Bbdos in Sept.
Sorsby has June instead of May arrival. Possibly 2 diff. voyages?
Sorsby has 9/22 arrival but other details match
Donnan and Sorsby date arrival as ~Mar. 12; any chance diff. voyage?
Sorsby dates arrival 3 weeks later. Same voyage?
"Parcel"--Vessel imputed: Wax says from Antigua [Ellis mss?]--only recent ship
vessel imputed for Allen & Turner's slaves, but only recent vessel from St. Kitts
"and 3 Negros of Barbados"--language unusual, suggests seasoned?
number only partially visible on microfilm [in spine]--looks like 9--check original
number only partially visible on microfilm [in spine]--looks like 5--check original
possible duplicate with 110350, if disembarked captives at both Santiago & Havana
Duplicate #110215? seems like must have been two separate entries, but so similar
Sorsby shows arrival from St. Kitts. Stopped en route from Jamaica?
Sorsby shows arrival from Curacao. Stopped en route from Jamaica?
possibly two separate journeys? seems awfully long.
vessel imputed--advert'd with "Jamaica" goods, only Jam. vessel--"chiefly men and gir
vessel imputed--advertised from Bermuda, only recent ship
vessel imputed--advertised from Jamaica, only recent ship--one "a tailor"
destination imputed (based on same vessels dozens of others)--blank in records
Sorsby lists from Curacao. Stopped there en route?
Sorsby puts arrival 4/19. Separate voyage?
Conflicting dates may be pre- and post-quarantine
vessel imputed--not in NY exports, but a similar voyage by Wilson on P. Fred. in 1735
Indiferente dates it Aug. 21, but all details match
Sorsby puts arrival 6/30, but all other details match
Sorsby puts arrival 8/15, but other details mostly match
Indiferente has this arriving in Jan 1735 w/ 188 captives. Two sep. voyages?
BG-A parcel fit for town or country sold at Steel's wharehouse on Scarlet's Wharff
Hopewell (Rogers) and Winyaw (Beale) both recently arrived from Barbados
Westbury puts this voyage in 1737--all other details same
"a young man, a boy, and two girls, all of them Bermuda born"
vessel imputed-only recent from SC; "Negroe Boys and Girls"; any from Curac (100199)?
number only partially visible on microfilm [in spine]--could be 7--check original
Sorsby puts arrival 4/22 instead of 5/22 but other details match
a James Tucker cleared NY for SC on the Midnight on 9/13, but no slave noted on board
must have smuggled or stopped somewhere--too much mort. for 12 days?
NY import record says from New Providence and SC--explains 10 exported 2 arrived?
not in SC export recs b/c Ellis on ship?--"Fourty odd"--"Negro Boys and Girls"
actually says from Montserrat and Anguila
match with 110085? Year off by one but everything else matches
Ellis prob. still in SC from winter--perhaps consigned to Ryan.
SC exports show this vessel clear twice (w/ 10 & 6) in June, but NY one arrival w/18
sold in PA by Francis Richardson and Robert Ellis
possible stop in NJ, etc. to sell some slaves?
vessel imputed--advertised from Barbados, only recent vessel
ad says from SC, but shipping news in AWM and PG says NC (and not in SC export recs.)
actually says from St. Thomas & Spanish Town
says from Jam. & Hisp.--but only indigo from Hisp.--possibly sold slaves there?
vessel imputed--advertised from SC; only recent vessel
vessel imputed--adv'd from SC; only recent. "Parcel of Negroes"
CO 5/1227 fixes a clerical error in CO 5/1226 that reversed info w/ #107888
actually says from Boston and Rhode Island
vessel imputed--most recent Antigua (also fits w/107264). "parcel of young..."m,w,b,g
"Parcel of young Negro Men and Women, Boys and Girls"
discrepancy in # of captives at embarkation (1) and disembarkation (4)
prize of NY privateer Stephen & Eliz., Capt. Lusk, off Sp.Am--adjudged in NY ViceAdm.
says from St. Thomas and Sp. Town Virgin Islands
BG-Newly imported, sold by John Alford & Jonathan Tyng at Alford's house, Chrlestown
capt. immed. transfered to different ship and cont'd to MD with 33 slaves (104574)
"Likely parcel of young Negroes, Men, Women, Boys and Girls..."
vessel imputed--only recent Bbdos. "parcel of Negro Men, Women, Boy [sic], and Girls"
"transport negroes"--probably deported in 1741 "conspiracy"
Probably not duplicate w/ 110722; two entries in port recs with other vessel between
Probably not duplicate w/ 110721; two entries in port recs with other vessel between
J Yeates insured this vessel Bbdos to Phila. in 1742; went Bbdos to Bermuda b4
plans to return with "a load of Corne"; carrying the slaves "on freight"
Polegreen calls her [Margaret] his daughter. But appears Browne owns her.
Peter, Sambo (both brick makers), and Tom Robin; woman Sarah trained for "house work"
"bill of Lading for a fine young Barbadin Negro man"
no advevrtisement; intended for Patapsco, MD
Pringle consigned the men (Jack and Coudjoe) from #108003 to the capt. for sale
reshipped on #108002 to New Providence because SC barring slave arrivals after Stono
shipping slaves of a deceased master to his brother
vessel imputed--ad dates arrival, only from Bbdos; "parcel...men and women"
Voyage identified by cross-checking South Carolina Gazette and duty records
many ill with the "Flux"; two grown men died
BG-Likely, us'd to the Sea, can shave and dress wiggs very well, 20; poss ship crew
BG-Likely woman brought up in good family in Bridge Town, 21-22, can sew wash scower
Steuart sold for Minneville, Moore, DePisa, & Massiah; one woman died after landing
5 sent by M. Greathead on acct G. Keith(1 died); 7 Ogilvy; 2 Fahie all sales: Steuart
ad seeks outgoing cargo for Grampus, and notes slaves for sale--importation imputed
"Parcel of stout, able Negroe men and boys"
vessel imputed--adv'd Bbdos goods, most recent Bbdos vessel; "several...Negroe men"
ad selling sugar, etc., from the vessel, notes slave sale--importation imputed
Voyage identified by cross-checking SC Gazette (Fleming) and duty records (Heming)
SCG ad for sale of "about 60" at "Beaufort, Port Royal" by Mid.&Brails.
"mostly men"--SCG ad also implies I,P,&W not selling all ("Prime of a large Cargo").
SCG has a Rice (William) from BBdos Jan. 1753 in Ship Britannia. Same vessel?
"Five Negroe Men and Boys, and one Negroe Woman"
Middleton & Brailsford managed the sale.
SGC-Either Josiah on Nancy or William on Anne & Elizabeth
24 advertised by Thomas Smith, but McPherson's likely mean 15 more.
SCG has a William Brown entering from RI (in Sl. Jenny and Sl. Diamond)
sale advertised by Middleton & Brailsford
duty suggest ~92 slaves, but ad says "about" 200--maybe includes Ch'g Betty's? M&B
Altia cleared NY for SC 12/12/1754, but no slaves mentiond in exports, CO 5/1227, 242
sale of "upwards of" 30 advertised by Benj. Smith & Co.
Lauerns calls it Duchess of Queensborough, but must be same. At least 1 sent to GT
SCG-Either James on Brigt Molly (4x) or John on Schooner Isabella (11/7)
Sale managed by Charles Mayne--ad says "about 70," duty suggests at least 72
SCG has Copithorn (John) entering but from Antigua vs. Barbados in duty recs.
Arrived in Jamaica from Africa with 190 captives; departed Jamaica with 387
"PARCEL of likely Negroe men, women and boys"
Man called "Barbadian"; sold at home of Cap. Arthur who just arrived from Bbdos
Sally cleared NY for SC 1/13 & 7/21/55, but no slaves in exports, CO 5/1228, 6,17
SCG-Parcel of men "of a large cargo lately imported" sold by merchant Soloman Isaacs
Eliz cleared NY for SC 5/10/55, but no slaves in exports, CO 5/1228, 18
adv'd by Middleton & Brailsford, Glen, Cooper, & Co.
adv'd by Smith & Scott--seems to suggest more than 6 slaves suggested by duty recs.
also TSTD #24024, but Law, Satterthwaite & Jones of Bbdos added slaves for transshipm
Voyage identified by cross-checking SCG & duty records; potential duplicate of 100350
Thomas Riche shipped woman "Hanah" for Charles Hilliard to St. Eustatius or St. Croix
In TSTD as #24027, but not a transatlantic voyage according to Laurens,II,95
advertisement (Ogilvie & Ward) suggests more than 4 slaves on board
"Parcel of likely NEGROE BOYS, from the Gold Coast"
Adv'd by Ward "to be sold very cheap, on board...at Mette's wharf...Coromantee Slaves
sale managed by Benjamin Smith & Co.--prob from TSTD 90636 or 90629
adv'd by Middleton & Brailsford for sale on 6/14
SCG has advertisement and Rolland in shipping news--must be same; sale by John Holmes
One duty record lists Capt. "Eve, William" but all other ev. says same voyage
vessel imputed--adv'd from BBdos, only recent;"Parcel of likely Negro Boys and Girls"
vessel imputed--adv'd from BBdos, most recent & agents for Capt before;"Several..Men"
probably to NC, since other voyages there & SC records good
one "a goldsmith by trade"; the others no indication of skills or origin
"likely young NEGROE MEN, about 20 Years of Age"
Adv'd from the Hope, outgoing Capt. Fryer--only incoming Hope; "a few" M, W & B
"TWO likely NEGROE BOYS, about fourteen Years of Age"
"a fine negro man Sailor who is for Sail"
landed on NJ side of the river to avoid PA's new duty
1761/2?? Thomas Riche shippen "one Negro Man" on account of Samuel Tucker
vessel name imputed from 103732--same captain, similar route...
Slave man claimed he was free upon arrival, but Laurens sold him at auction
Thomas Riche shipped one man on his own account, consigned to the captain
Riche shipped 1 woman on his own account, consigned to Samuel Cornell (from #28046?)
Riche shipped 1 woman on acct Bernard Badger's estate; one boy his own--from #28046?
Riche "rec'd two hald dead Negroes" sent by Shute
Recorded stopping at St. Eustatius w/ slaves already on board, bound for St. Croix
Thomas Riche shipped one man and two women to Shirley & Martin
this ship wrecked, but maybe on return from FL? Laurens,IV,125-6
"Parcel of likely Negroe Men, Boys and Girls"
Thomas Riche shipped one man and one woman on acct of Susanah Badger
Laurens says he sold them slightly earlier than this date of arrival
Thomas Riche shipped the slaves: 2 on his own risk, 18 for Hill & Co. of London
"Parcel of likely New Negroe Boys and Girls"
"Parcel of stout, likely, young, Gold Coast SLAVES."
Thomas Riche shipped two women, consigned to Samuel Cornell
Laurens says slaves purchased at "Anamaboo"
Equiano on crew; SCG-"Prime" of large W Ind cargo sold at Messer's Woodrop & Cathcart
Boys & Girls; Voyage ID'ed by cross-checking South Carolina Gazette and duty records
Banbury advertised 3 "new negro" girls, aged 11-14, in July
SCG-Choice parcel, chiefly men, of a St Kitts cargo sold by Roberston, Jamison, & Co
are these the slaves advertised for sale by James Taylor, PA Gaz. 1/2/1766?
maybe continuation of 102154, but if so probably changed ownership
are these the slaves advertised for sale by James Child, PA Gaz. 9/5??
SC imports don't give vessel, just "Catlin," and say from Havana
Riche shipped 4 slaves for Moore and 8 for Devonshire to Anthony Mobson
James Baillie owned a Grenada plantation; see House of Com, v.2, pp.74-5
Equiano a member of the crew (pp. 154)--says from St. Eust, not Guad
Slaves named Juan Francisco (a) Juantje Largo; Bonayre Kock
Equiano says "above twenty" slaves; shipwrecked in Bahamas, all survived
duplicate with 100556? seems a slow voyage--could duty be paid later than arrival?
SCG has a Schermerhorn from NY, entering 6/13 in Sloop Sally
SCG-poss ships incl Sooky & Nancy, Jamaica; Poss capts incl Joseph, Francis, Jonah
SCG-DOA 3/4, 7/26, or 12/13; Ship & capt ID'ed by cross-check of SCG & duty records
SCG-DOA either 4/2 or 8/3; ship & capt ID'ed by cross-check of SCG & duty records
SCG-DOA either 4/? or 10/31; ship & capt ID'ed by cross-check of SCG & duty records
SCG-DOA either 5/11 or 8/3; Voyage ID'ed by cross-checking SC Gazette & duty records
SCG-DOA 1/14, 5/24, or 9/20; Ship & capt ID'ed by cross-check of SCG & duty records
SCG-Possibly Joseph Blewer on Sloop Sally
SCG-DOA either 2/13 or 5/31; Voyage ID'ed by cross-checking SC Gazette & duty records
SCG says Schermerhorn arrived on Sloop Sally, 4/6 and 7/11, and Brig. Betsy on 11/14
SCG-Voyage likely John Todd on either on Betsey (2/8 arr) or Henry (7/2 arr)
SCG-DOA 3/4, 6/13, or 10/25; Voyage ID'ed by cross-checking SC Gazette & duty records
SCG-DOA either 3/24 or 7/17; Voyage ID'ed by cross-checking SC Gazette & duty records
Possibly same ship and captain as 100646
SCG-DOA 1/18, 4/6, 6/?, or 10/21; Voyage ID'd by cross-check:SC Gazette & duty record
Westbury only has 40 slaves!! - need to double check NOSL
Westbury calls this ship "Furrness" but other details match?!
why not in Walsh? didn't find in TSTD, but seems fishy...
Ancrum notes dispute over slave Primus, purchased Wm. Johnson of Ch'ston 3-4 years b4
SCG-DOA either 3/28 or 6/19; Voyage ID'ed by cross-checking SC Gazette & duty records
SCG-DOA 5/6, 6/8, 7/28, 9/8, or 12/17; cross-checked with duty record to ID capt/ship
SCG-DOA either 4/? or 7/9; Voyage ID'ed by cross-checking SC Gazette & duty records
Ancrum notes dispute re: purchase of one individual from voyage named Primus
SCG-Possibly Joseph Blewer on Brigt Friendship
SGC 6/18/1772-Possibly Edward North on Brigt Nott arr 6/11
SCG gives captain as John Wooster vs. Donnan who lists Richard Wooster
sale advertised for 9/25 by Edward Blake & Samuel Legaré
sale advertised for 9/25 by Edwards, Fisher & Co.
SCG 5/28/72; 10/8/72; 11/19/72-Cap't likely either Thomas or Benjamin
dates don't seem to make sense w/ this and #107977
dates don't seem to make sense w/ this and #102296
SCG 8/25/1773-Possibly Thomas Smith on Sloop Three Friends arr 8/22
Voyage IDd cross-checking SC Gaz. & duty recs. SCG shows vessel arriv 1/28, 5/3, 11/1
Ship & capt ID'ed by cross-checking South Carolina Gazette and duty records
SCG shows Blewer, Brig Friendship from Phil arr 1/7, 8/19, 10/13/1773
Voyage identified cross-checking SC Gazette and duty records; 2 separate duty entries
SCG-DOA 1/8, 4/7, or 6/6; Voyage ID'ed by cross-check of SCG & duty records
SCG-DOA 3/31, 6/28, 8/6, 9/17, or 11/2; Cross-check with duty record ID'd capt & ship
quarantined on arrival in GA for small pox and measles
man named "Ben" survived; man named "Lucy" drowned during voyage.
SCG-DOA 1/18, 6/1, 7/24, 11/6, or 12/26; Ship/capt ID'ed by cross-check of SCG & duty
SCG-DOA 1/1, 7/7, or 9/2; Capt & ship ID'ed by cross-checking SCG & duty records
SCG-DOA either 1/23 or 7/19-Voyage ID'ed by cross-checking SCG & duty records
SCG-DOA either 5/17 or 7/24-Voyage ID'ed by cross-checking SCG & duty records
SCG-DOA either 8/18 or 11/1-Voyage ID'ed by cross-checking SCG & duty records
SCG-DOA 1/16, 5/11, 10/20, or 12/16; Ship/capt ID'ed by cross-check of SCG & duty rec
SCG-DOA either 7/14 or 11/30; Ship/capt ID'ed by cross-check of SCG & duty records
must have arrived in Hampton, sent to Norfolk for confiscation
unclear whether two slaves mentioned in letter were all those shipped
Clay & Co. of Savannah sent the woman back, calling her old and blind
"Decreed a total Forfeiture" Sept. 26, 1776
can't rule out a match with 106557 since don't list capt. name since no date
"one of the Negroes Died at Sea (a Woman) & another, a Man, a few days after they arr
Is this Fortune taken by slaves after departing Le Cap in Sept.? See ANOM,C8A,84,f131
match with 102946?? seems coincidental, but 6 days from Kingston??
no vessel or capt. name in SCG/McMillin--only a circumctantial match w/ CO142/22
could be continuation of 101639, but seems just too long between voyages
Discrepency on # of captives in embarkation (48) and disembarkation (49) records
either this voyage never departed (replaced by 103485) or sold slaves closer: Cuba?
Discrepancy on # of captives in embarkation (20) and disembarketion (56) records
Discrepancy on # of captives in embarkation (55) and disembarketion (83) records
no vessel or capt. name in McMillin/SGG--only circumstantial match w/ CO 142/20
no vessel or capt. name in Din/McMillin--only circumstantial match w/ CO 76/5
all bozales; possible match with 113055?
all bozales; included in previous dataset on transatlantic slave trade to Havana
ANC lists Puerto Rico as port of embarkation
all bozales. Included in the previous dataset on transatlantic slave trade to Havana.
Jam Assembly lists voyage as 1795, but all other details match
CO lists destination as Arcahaie; Jamaica Assembly lists 1797 as depart year
Jamaica Assembly lists 1797 as depart year
NOSL listed Puerto Cabello as intended port of disembarkation
Jamaica Assembly lists destination as Jeremie
12-day journey reported in Cuba may reflect a stop in Savannah la Mar
Port of arrival records indicated St Thomas as port of departure
27 additional captives added to the shipment in Barbados
Also carrying boiling pans for surgar mills
pulled into CT, and captured--story lost en route to Martinique doubted, fate unknown
Left late '00, arr btwn Jan '01-July '02; slaves freed by the French in Saint-Louis
Slaves said transshipped-Landers speculates from Cuba. Variety of African languages.
20 men boarded onto diff ship at sea after revolt; 54 slaves died on leg to Lima
Some slaves were previously on Santa Eulalia; 9 rebels executed post-trial
2 slaves were killed in the wreck; the remainder were saved
Cosigner: Parrish, Samuel; Original source has names of captives
Cosigner: Diggs, CM; Original source has names of captives
Cosigner: Townsend, Clement; Original source has names of captives
Cosigner: Franklin, Isaac; Original source has names of captives
Rebellion led by Cinque. 35 survivors returned to Sierra Leone, arr Jan 1842.
Slave revolt led by Madison Washington; 19 slave mutineers arrested, later released