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6 January 1860 Cuba Slave voyages A slave ship arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 486 people had been taken aboard and approximately 400 arrived.
6 January 1858 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Paquete departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Cuba.
6 January 1845 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Triunfo do Brasil departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
6 January 1843 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Conceição arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 97 people had been taken aboard and approximately 91 arrived.
6 January 1843 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Roldan (a) Emilia arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 334 people had been taken aboard and approximately 300 arrived.
6 January 1841 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Picão arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 611 people had been taken aboard and approximately 550 arrived.
6 January 1839 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Dichosa arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 244 people had been taken aboard and approximately 220 arrived.
6 January 1835 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Mariposa arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 307 people had been taken aboard and approximately 277 arrived.
6 January 1834 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Francisca arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 284 people had been taken aboard and approximately 270 arrived.
6 January 1830 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Eclipse arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 254 people had been taken aboard and approximately 232 arrived.
6 January 1825 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Conceição de Maria arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 194 people had been taken aboard and approximately 179 arrived.
6 January 1823 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Lucrécia arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 292 people had been taken aboard and approximately 279 arrived.
6 January 1821 French Guiana Slave voyages The slave ship Aurore left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward French Guiana. About 94 people had been taken aboard.
6 January 1818 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Bella Dolores arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 497 people had been taken aboard and approximately 436 arrived.
6 January 1817 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Vengador arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 463 people had been taken aboard and approximately 406 arrived.
6 January 1816 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Amizade departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
6 January 1810 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Vênus Furreca arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 252 people had been taken aboard and approximately 236 arrived.
6 January 1810 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship NS del Pilar arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 71 people had been taken aboard and approximately 62 arrived.
6 January 1808 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Bedford completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
6 January 1807 Guadeloupe Slave voyages The slave ship Byam departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Guadeloupe.
6 January 1805 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Nazaré arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 372 people had been taken aboard and approximately 333 arrived.
6 January 1805 Uruguay Slave voyages The slave ship Ninfa do Mar left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Uruguay. About 378 people had been taken aboard.
6 January 1803 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Rio Nova departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
6 January 1802 Guyana Slave voyages The slave ship Dart departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Guyana.
6 January 1802 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Princess Royal departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
6 January 1802 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Prudence departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
6 January 1801 Guyana Slave voyages The slave ship Nimble arrived with enslaved Africans in Guyana. About 310 people had been taken aboard and approximately 279 arrived.
6 January 1800 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Hope arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 83 people had been taken aboard and approximately 60 arrived.
6 January 1796 U.S. Virgin Islands Slave voyages The slave ship Betsey departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to U.S. Virgin Islands.
6 January 1795 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Juno began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Cuba.
6 January 1794 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Philip Stephens began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Jamaica.
6 January 1793 Grenada Slave voyages The slave ship Edgar arrived with enslaved Africans in Grenada. About 275 people had been taken aboard and approximately 255 arrived.
6 January 1793 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Jenny arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 350 people had been taken aboard and approximately 321 arrived.
6 January 1793 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Lady Penrhyn left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Jamaica. About 342 people had been taken aboard.
6 January 1793 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Slave voyages The slave ship Hector arrived with enslaved Africans in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. About 596 people had been taken aboard and approximately 558 arrived.
6 January 1793 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Zeemire arrived with enslaved Africans in Suriname. About 164 people had been taken aboard and approximately 142 arrived.
6 January 1792 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Charrua began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
6 January 1792 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Dois Irmãos began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
6 January 1792 Grenada Slave voyages The slave ship Chambres departed from Grenada after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
6 January 1792 Guadeloupe Slave voyages The slave ship Laboureur departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Guadeloupe.
6 January 1791 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Brave Alexis arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 397 people had been taken aboard and approximately 301 arrived.
6 January 1791 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Deux Amis began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Haiti.
6 January 1791 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Manitaty completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Haiti.
6 January 1790 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Augustine departed from Haiti after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
6 January 1790 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Georges left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Haiti. About 484 people had been taken aboard.
6 January 1789 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Paquete Volante arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 460 people had been taken aboard and approximately 437 arrived.
6 January 1789 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Victorieux arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 99 people had been taken aboard and approximately 88 arrived.
6 January 1789 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Aurora left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Suriname. About 272 people had been taken aboard.
6 January 1789 Guyana Slave voyages The slave ship Pelicaan departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Guyana.
6 January 1789 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Amitié departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Haiti.
6 January 1788 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS de Belém arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 341 people had been taken aboard and approximately 312 arrived.
6 January 1788 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Désirée arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 414 people had been taken aboard and approximately 359 arrived.
6 January 1788 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Reine de Golconde arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 276 people had been taken aboard and approximately 251 arrived.
6 January 1788 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Usbeck left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Haiti. About 438 people had been taken aboard.
6 January 1787 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Africain departed from Haiti after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
6 January 1787 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Fabius arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 310 people had been taken aboard and approximately 266 arrived.
6 January 1787 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Magdeleine arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 316 people had been taken aboard and approximately 290 arrived.
6 January 1787 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Père de Famille completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Haiti.
6 January 1787 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Usbeck departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Haiti.
6 January 1787 Saint Kitts and Nevis Slave voyages The slave ship Rose completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Saint Kitts and Nevis.
6 January 1786 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Comète completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Haiti.
6 January 1786 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Duchesse de Polignac arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 592 people had been taken aboard and approximately 515 arrived.
6 January 1785 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Madame arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 610 people had been taken aboard and approximately 555 arrived.
6 January 1785 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Hector arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 400 people had been taken aboard and approximately 514 arrived.
6 January 1785 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Mermaid arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 510 people had been taken aboard and approximately 467 arrived.
6 January 1784 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS Mãe dos Homens Vitória e Almas began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
6 January 1784 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Marquis de Galifet left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Haiti. About 495 people had been taken aboard.
6 January 1784 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Musette began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Haiti.
6 January 1784 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Africa arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 650 people had been taken aboard and approximately 603 arrived.
6 January 1783 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship S Jorge completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Brazil.
6 January 1777 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Aparecida began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
6 January 1777 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Santíssimo Sacramento e NS da Lapa began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
6 January 1776 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Fille Unique arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 328 people had been taken aboard and approximately 249 arrived.
6 January 1776 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Elizabeth departed from Jamaica after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
6 January 1775 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Friendship departed from Barbados after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
6 January 1775 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Wanton began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Jamaica.
6 January 1774 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Martha arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 273 people had been taken aboard and approximately 236 arrived.
6 January 1774 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Vllle du Cap departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Haiti.
6 January 1773 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Marie-Séraphique arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 340 people had been taken aboard and approximately 336 arrived.
6 January 1772 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Peggy departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Barbados.
6 January 1772 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Polly departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Barbados.
6 January 1772 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship S Rita e Almas left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 162 people had been taken aboard.
6 January 1772 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Saint Jean Baptiste left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Haiti. About 571 people had been taken aboard.
6 January 1770 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Santíssimo Sacramento e S Francisco de Paula began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
6 January 1769 Antigua and Barbuda Slave voyages The slave ship Knight completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Antigua and Barbuda.
6 January 1769 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Ajax departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Haiti.
6 January 1768 Puerto Rico Slave voyages The slave ship Britannia arrived with enslaved Africans in Puerto Rico. About 380 people had been taken aboard and approximately 374 arrived.
6 January 1768 Sint Eustatius Slave voyages The slave ship Waakzaamheid departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Sint Eustatius.
6 January 1767 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS do Rosario S Antônio e Almas arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 224 people had been taken aboard and approximately 199 arrived.
6 January 1767 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Saint Jean Baptiste arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 565 people had been taken aboard and approximately 564 arrived.
6 January 1766 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Conceição S José e Almas left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 216 people had been taken aboard.
6 January 1766 Grenada Slave voyages The slave ship Norfolk departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Grenada.
6 January 1765 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Suzanne Marguerite completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Haiti.
6 January 1758 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Prins Willem de Vijfde arrived with enslaved Africans in Suriname. About 465 people had been taken aboard and approximately 464 arrived.
6 January 1757 Sint Eustatius Slave voyages The slave ship Spreeuwenburg arrived with enslaved Africans in Sint Eustatius. About 313 people had been taken aboard and approximately 271 arrived.
6 January 1755 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Hothersall arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 215 people had been taken aboard and approximately 184 arrived.
6 January 1753 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Swallow began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Jamaica.
6 January 1748 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Penha da França e Boa Hora began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
6 January 1747 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS do Socorro e Bom Jesus da Vilanova began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
6 January 1744 Martinique Slave voyages The slave ship Grand Vigilent departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Martinique.
6 January 1742 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Fidélité left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Haiti. About 240 people had been taken aboard.
6 January 1741 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Worsley completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
6 January 1737 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Saint Michel completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Haiti.
6 January 1736 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Delft began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Suriname.
6 January 1734 Curacao Slave voyages The slave ship Hof van Zeeland departed from Curaçao after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
6 January 1734 Saint Kitts and Nevis Slave voyages The slave ship Gore Galley departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Saint Kitts and Nevis.
6 January 1734 Saint Kitts and Nevis Slave voyages The slave ship Stannage departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Saint Kitts and Nevis.
6 January 1732 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Anne Gally arrived with enslaved Africans in Barbados. About 512 people had been taken aboard and approximately 452 arrived.
6 January 1731 Martinique Slave voyages The slave ship Françoise departed from Martinique after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
6 January 1729 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Susanna departed from Barbados after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
6 January 1729 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Couronne began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Haiti.
6 January 1729 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Fortune arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 316 people had been taken aboard and approximately 269 arrived.
6 January 1727 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Goude Put left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Suriname. About 626 people had been taken aboard.
6 January 1724 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS do Rosario e Almas arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 182 people had been taken aboard and approximately 167 arrived.
6 January 1722 Antigua and Barbuda Slave voyages The slave ship Margaret began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Antigua and Barbuda.
6 January 1721 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS do Rosario e S Domingos departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
6 January 1718 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Union completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Haiti.
6 January 1717 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Mary Gally arrived with enslaved Africans in Barbados. About 221 people had been taken aboard and approximately 177 arrived.
6 January 1716 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Lion d'Or began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Haiti.
6 January 1716 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Luzançay completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Haiti.
6 January 1716 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Ruby arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 200 people had been taken aboard and approximately 174 arrived.
6 January 1713 Antigua and Barbuda Slave voyages The slave ship Elizabeth began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Antigua and Barbuda.
6 January 1713 Argentina Slave voyages The slave ship Aurore departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Argentina.
6 January 1709 Grenada Slave voyages The slave ship César departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Grenada.
6 January 1708 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Elizabeth arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 250 people had been taken aboard and approximately 235 arrived.
6 January 1708 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Pindar Gally arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 300 people had been taken aboard and approximately 284 arrived.
6 January 1707 Curacao Slave voyages The slave ship Duinenburg departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Curaçao.
6 January 1707 French Guiana Slave voyages The slave ship Auguste departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to French Guiana.
6 January 1704 Curacao Slave voyages The slave ship Beurs van Amsterdam departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Curaçao.
6 January 1703 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Adventure completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
6 January 1702 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Mary departed from Barbados after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
6 January 1692 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship John arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 277 people had been taken aboard and approximately 240 arrived.
6 January 1685 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Prosperous departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
6 January 1664 French Guiana Slave voyages The slave ship Gekroonde Bril left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward French Guiana. About 337 people had been taken aboard.
6 January 1631 Colombia Slave voyages The slave ship NS de la Muela departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Colombia.