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4 January 1850 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship S Cruz arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 751 people had been taken aboard and approximately 680 arrived.
4 January 1842 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Aurelia Felix left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Cuba. About 280 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1838 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Jovem Luísa arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 323 people had been taken aboard and approximately 291 arrived.
4 January 1837 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship D Manoel de Portugal arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 600 people had been taken aboard and approximately 527 arrived.
4 January 1837 Cuba Slave voyages A slave ship arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 307 people had been taken aboard and approximately 277 arrived.
4 January 1836 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Tres Manuelas departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Cuba.
4 January 1835 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Manuelita arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 307 people had been taken aboard and approximately 277 arrived.
4 January 1830 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Primeira Estrela arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 119 people had been taken aboard and approximately 107 arrived.
4 January 1826 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Indústria arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 687 people had been taken aboard and approximately 676 arrived.
4 January 1826 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Charles (a) Adolphe departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Cuba.
4 January 1826 French Guiana Slave voyages The slave ship Angèlique departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to French Guiana.
4 January 1822 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship General D Antônio began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
4 January 1820 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Estrela left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 211 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1820 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship General Silveira left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 425 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1818 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Trajano arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 449 people had been taken aboard and approximately 417 arrived.
4 January 1816 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Voadora left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 317 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1814 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Indústria departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
4 January 1813 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Paquete Infante arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 254 people had been taken aboard and approximately 233 arrived.
4 January 1812 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Guadalupe arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 531 people had been taken aboard and approximately 458 arrived.
4 January 1812 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship S Antônio Milagroso left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 432 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1809 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Flora arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 546 people had been taken aboard and approximately 520 arrived.
4 January 1809 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Rainha dos Anjos arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 521 people had been taken aboard and approximately 433 arrived.
4 January 1808 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Sacramento Conceição Pérola left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 210 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1806 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Golfinho began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
4 January 1805 Guyana Slave voyages The slave ship Mary arrived with enslaved Africans in Guyana. About 189 people had been taken aboard and approximately 173 arrived.
4 January 1803 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Hamilton arrived with enslaved Africans in Barbados. About 177 people had been taken aboard and approximately 154 arrived.
4 January 1803 Trinidad and Tobago Slave voyages The slave ship Nymph departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Trinidad and Tobago.
4 January 1802 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Lapa departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
4 January 1802 Guyana Slave voyages The slave ship Swift began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Guyana.
4 January 1802 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Sarah arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 333 people had been taken aboard and approximately 330 arrived.
4 January 1800 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship S João Nepomuceno arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 538 people had been taken aboard and approximately 490 arrived.
4 January 1800 Dominica Slave voyages The slave ship Governor Wentworth arrived with enslaved Africans in Dominica. About 343 people had been taken aboard and approximately 318 arrived.
4 January 1800 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Molly arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 469 people had been taken aboard and approximately 430 arrived.
4 January 1800 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Nanny arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 473 people had been taken aboard and approximately 433 arrived.
4 January 1799 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Conceição Príncipe da África arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 460 people had been taken aboard and approximately 447 arrived.
4 January 1799 Guyana Slave voyages The slave ship King George completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Guyana.
4 January 1799 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Liverpool Hero departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Suriname.
4 January 1798 Martinique Slave voyages The slave ship Governor Parry arrived with enslaved Africans in Martinique. About 300 people had been taken aboard and approximately 279 arrived.
4 January 1794 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS dos Remédios e S Vicente Ferreira began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
4 January 1794 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Louisa departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
4 January 1794 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Louisa departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Suriname.
4 January 1793 Grenada Slave voyages The slave ship Venus departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Grenada.
4 January 1792 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Amável Donzela departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
4 January 1792 Dominica Slave voyages The slave ship Mary departed from Dominica after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
4 January 1791 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Actif arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 484 people had been taken aboard and approximately 440 arrived.
4 January 1791 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Belle departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Haiti.
4 January 1791 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Superbe left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Haiti. About 523 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1791 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Mary completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
4 January 1791 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Prince departed from Jamaica after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
4 January 1791 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Slave voyages The slave ship Hannah began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
4 January 1791 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Slave voyages The slave ship John departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
4 January 1790 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Alexandrine arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 450 people had been taken aboard and approximately 383 arrived.
4 January 1790 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Rouen arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 490 people had been taken aboard and approximately 420 arrived.
4 January 1789 Argentina Slave voyages The slave ship Pilgrim completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Argentina.
4 January 1789 Grenada Slave voyages The slave ship Mary Ann completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Grenada.
4 January 1788 Dominica Slave voyages The slave ship Christopher departed from Dominica after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
4 January 1788 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Euphrasie began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Haiti.
4 January 1788 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Slave voyages The slave ship Jane arrived with enslaved Africans in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. About 528 people had been taken aboard and approximately 487 arrived.
4 January 1787 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Africain arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 435 people had been taken aboard and approximately 380 arrived.
4 January 1787 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Cinq Cousines arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 557 people had been taken aboard and approximately 507 arrived.
4 January 1785 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Jeune Aimée completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Haiti.
4 January 1785 Grenada Slave voyages The slave ship Matty and Betty arrived with enslaved Africans in Grenada. About 261 people had been taken aboard and approximately 242 arrived.
4 January 1782 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS dos Remédios e S Vicente Ferreira departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
4 January 1781 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Atalanta began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Jamaica.
4 January 1777 Dominica Slave voyages The slave ship Laurel departed from Dominica after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
4 January 1777 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Antoinette began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Haiti.
4 January 1775 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Roy de Gabingue arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 320 people had been taken aboard and approximately 308 arrived.
4 January 1774 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS do Monte do Carmo e S Francisco arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 347 people had been taken aboard and approximately 324 arrived.
4 January 1774 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Digue completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Haiti.
4 January 1774 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Mimi left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Haiti. About 42 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1774 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship King George departed from Jamaica after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
4 January 1773 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship King George departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
4 January 1771 Dominica Slave voyages The slave ship Friendship completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Dominica.
4 January 1771 Dominica Slave voyages The slave ship Mercury completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Dominica.
4 January 1770 Grenada Slave voyages The slave ship Lottery departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Grenada.
4 January 1770 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Brocanteur began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Haiti.
4 January 1769 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Cornwall departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Barbados.
4 January 1769 Dominica Slave voyages The slave ship Hungerford arrived with enslaved Africans in Dominica. About 250 people had been taken aboard and approximately 208 arrived.
4 January 1769 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Sévère departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Haiti.
4 January 1768 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Haast U Langzaam arrived with enslaved Africans in Suriname. About 304 people had been taken aboard and approximately 301 arrived.
4 January 1767 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Betty departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Barbados.
4 January 1767 Puerto Rico Slave voyages The slave ship Canterbury arrived with enslaved Africans in Puerto Rico. About 175 people had been taken aboard and approximately 143 arrived.
4 January 1766 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Barroquinha e Santana left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 392 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1764 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Charming Betty (a) Becky departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Barbados.
4 January 1764 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Thélémaque began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Haiti.
4 January 1761 Antigua and Barbuda Slave voyages The slave ship Cornwall arrived with enslaved Africans in Antigua and Barbuda. About 500 people had been taken aboard and approximately 357 arrived.
4 January 1759 U.S. Virgin Islands Slave voyages The slave ship Fanny left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward U.S. Virgin Islands. About 169 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1757 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Venus left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Jamaica. About 121 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1755 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Dauphin arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 226 people had been taken aboard and approximately 204 arrived.
4 January 1755 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Geneviève departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Haiti.
4 January 1755 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Vénus departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
4 January 1754 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Willem en Carolina began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Suriname.
4 January 1753 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship S André e Santana arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 211 people had been taken aboard and approximately 188 arrived.
4 January 1752 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Andromaque completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Haiti.
4 January 1751 Saint Kitts and Nevis Slave voyages The slave ship Black Prince completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Saint Kitts and Nevis.
4 January 1751 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Jan en Elisabeth arrived with enslaved Africans in Suriname. About 279 people had been taken aboard and approximately 260 arrived.
4 January 1750 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Charming Nancy departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Barbados.
4 January 1749 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Conceição Penha de França e Santana left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 741 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1749 U.S. Virgin Islands Slave voyages The slave ship Two Brothers departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to U.S. Virgin Islands.
4 January 1746 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Conceição, S Francisco Xavier e Almas arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 27 people had been taken aboard and approximately 24 arrived.
4 January 1745 Saint Kitts and Nevis Slave voyages The slave ship George completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Saint Kitts and Nevis.
4 January 1744 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS das Mercês S Antônio e Almas departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
4 January 1743 Martinique Slave voyages The slave ship Saint François departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Martinique.
4 January 1742 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Saint Fernando departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
4 January 1741 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Grand Griffon left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Haiti. About 237 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1741 Saint Kitts and Nevis Slave voyages The slave ship Ann completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Saint Kitts and Nevis.
4 January 1740 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Manchester departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
4 January 1739 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Cheval Marin began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Haiti.
4 January 1738 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Jonge Willem arrived with enslaved Africans in Suriname. About 596 people had been taken aboard and approximately 458 arrived.
4 January 1738 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Leusden arrived with enslaved Africans in Suriname. About 700 people had been taken aboard and approximately 14 arrived.
4 January 1737 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Charming Sally departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
4 January 1734 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS do Pilar S Antônio e Almas arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 439 people had been taken aboard and approximately 375 arrived.
4 January 1734 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS do Rosario S Antônio e Almas arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 172 people had been taken aboard and approximately 152 arrived.
4 January 1733 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Mercure left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Haiti. About 515 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1732 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Achille departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Haiti.
4 January 1732 Saint Kitts and Nevis Slave voyages The slave ship Mermaid completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Saint Kitts and Nevis.
4 January 1731 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Nereide arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 200 people had been taken aboard and approximately 183 arrived.
4 January 1727 Martinique Slave voyages The slave ship Amitié left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Martinique. About 203 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1726 Antigua and Barbuda Slave voyages The slave ship Betty Gally arrived with enslaved Africans in Antigua and Barbuda. About 264 people had been taken aboard and approximately 226 arrived.
4 January 1725 Martinique Slave voyages The slave ship Néréide completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Martinique.
4 January 1723 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Essex arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 400 people had been taken aboard and approximately 316 arrived.
4 January 1723 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Squirrel began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Jamaica.
4 January 1722 French Guiana Slave voyages The slave ship Fidèle arrived with enslaved Africans in French Guiana. About 89 people had been taken aboard and approximately 79 arrived.
4 January 1721 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Famille arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 332 people had been taken aboard and approximately 266 arrived.
4 January 1719 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Sarah (a) Sarah Galley completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
4 January 1716 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship John Bonadventure arrived with enslaved Africans in Barbados. About 112 people had been taken aboard and approximately 100 arrived.
4 January 1714 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Impudent left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Haiti. About 319 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1713 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Fame left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Jamaica. About 121 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1711 Antigua and Barbuda Slave voyages The slave ship George and Catherine departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Antigua and Barbuda.
4 January 1708 Argentina Slave voyages The slave ship Sphère began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Argentina.
4 January 1706 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Edwin and Joseph departed from Barbados after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
4 January 1706 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Greswold departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
4 January 1704 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Queen departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
4 January 1701 Antigua and Barbuda Slave voyages The slave ship Montagu Gally departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Antigua and Barbuda.
4 January 1700 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS do Monserrat e S Antônio departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
4 January 1700 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Mayflower departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
4 January 1699 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Santíssimo Sacramento e Almas began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
4 January 1691 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Ajuda departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
4 January 1685 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Good Hope arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 376 people had been taken aboard and approximately 326 arrived.
4 January 1683 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Coaster left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Barbados. About 200 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1681 Brazil Slave voyages A slave ship left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 97 people had been taken aboard.
4 January 1670 Martinique Slave voyages The slave ship Justice began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Martinique.
4 January 1669 Curacao Slave voyages The slave ship Zwarte Arend (a) Aguila arrived with enslaved Africans in Curaçao. About 338 people had been taken aboard and approximately 291 arrived.
4 January 1669 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Zeven Gebroeders departed from Suriname after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
4 January 1624 Mexico Slave voyages The slave ship NS del Rosario arrived with enslaved Africans in Mexico. About 329 people had been taken aboard and approximately 263 arrived.
4 January 1588 Colombia Slave voyages The slave ship NS de la Ayuda arrived with enslaved Africans in Colombia. About 498 people had been taken aboard and approximately 398 arrived.