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9 January 1845 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Nova Sociedade departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
9 January 1841 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Gabriel departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Cuba.
9 January 1835 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Andaluz (a) Terrible arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 411 people had been taken aboard and approximately 369 arrived.
9 January 1835 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Luisita arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 284 people had been taken aboard and approximately 270 arrived.
9 January 1830 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Borboleta arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 349 people had been taken aboard and approximately 347 arrived.
9 January 1826 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship S Benedito arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 625 people had been taken aboard and approximately 577 arrived.
9 January 1826 Puerto Rico Slave voyages The slave ship Théonie completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Puerto Rico.
9 January 1824 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Paulita departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Cuba.
9 January 1822 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Galiana arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 352 people had been taken aboard and approximately 322 arrived.
9 January 1820 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Caridad left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Cuba. About 216 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1818 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Feliz arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 186 people had been taken aboard and approximately 163 arrived.
9 January 1815 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship S Pedro do Sul began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
9 January 1814 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS do Monte do Carmo Festo departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
9 January 1812 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Espírito Santo arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 605 people had been taken aboard and approximately 113 arrived.
9 January 1812 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Triunfo da União arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 419 people had been taken aboard and approximately 383 arrived.
9 January 1810 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Conceição e S João Fragatinha departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
9 January 1808 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Tartar left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Barbados. About 168 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1807 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Thetis departed from Jamaica after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
9 January 1807 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Trafalgar departed from Jamaica after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
9 January 1806 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship S Francisco Xavier Lindeza departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
9 January 1805 Guyana Slave voyages The slave ship Horatio arrived with enslaved Africans in Guyana. About 127 people had been taken aboard and approximately 114 arrived.
9 January 1804 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Pescadinha left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 372 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1804 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Enterprize arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 458 people had been taken aboard and approximately 412 arrived.
9 January 1804 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Flora began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
9 January 1803 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Westmoreland departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Barbados.
9 January 1803 Trinidad and Tobago Slave voyages The slave ship Hector arrived with enslaved Africans in Trinidad and Tobago. About 377 people had been taken aboard and approximately 339 arrived.
9 January 1802 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS do Livramento departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
9 January 1802 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Aeolus arrived with enslaved Africans in Suriname. About 190 people had been taken aboard and approximately 171 arrived.
9 January 1801 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Westmoreland arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 409 people had been taken aboard and approximately 368 arrived.
9 January 1800 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship William arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 546 people had been taken aboard and approximately 500 arrived.
9 January 1799 U.S. Virgin Islands Slave voyages The slave ship Indian arrived with enslaved Africans in U.S. Virgin Islands. About 367 people had been taken aboard and approximately 336 arrived.
9 January 1798 Guyana Slave voyages The slave ship Hamilton arrived with enslaved Africans in Guyana. About 209 people had been taken aboard and approximately 194 arrived.
9 January 1798 Martinique Slave voyages The slave ship Bess arrived with enslaved Africans in Martinique. About 167 people had been taken aboard and approximately 155 arrived.
9 January 1797 Martinique Slave voyages The slave ship Tarleton departed from Martinique after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
9 January 1797 Uruguay Slave voyages The slave ship S Cristo de la Pasión, S Antonio y Animas (a) Buen Jardin arrived with enslaved Africans in Uruguay. About 182 people had been taken aboard and approximately 169 arrived.
9 January 1796 U.S. Virgin Islands Slave voyages The slave ship Bess departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to U.S. Virgin Islands.
9 January 1795 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Amacree left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Cuba. About 351 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1794 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Agreeable left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Barbados. About 263 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1794 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Leonina arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 350 people had been taken aboard and approximately 323 arrived.
9 January 1794 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Lovely Lass arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 416 people had been taken aboard and approximately 411 arrived.
9 January 1792 Grenada Slave voyages The slave ship Hannah departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Grenada.
9 January 1791 Grenada Slave voyages The slave ship Fanny began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Grenada.
9 January 1791 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Mimy arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 503 people had been taken aboard and approximately 458 arrived.
9 January 1791 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Jonge Dirk arrived with enslaved Africans in Suriname. About 231 people had been taken aboard and approximately 200 arrived.
9 January 1790 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Jane arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 405 people had been taken aboard and approximately 371 arrived.
9 January 1790 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Vergenoegen arrived with enslaved Africans in Suriname. About 242 people had been taken aboard and approximately 220 arrived.
9 January 1789 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Ebène departed from Haiti after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
9 January 1788 Grenada Slave voyages The slave ship Louisa arrived with enslaved Africans in Grenada. About 175 people had been taken aboard and approximately 160 arrived.
9 January 1788 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Adèle left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Haiti. About 299 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1787 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Véronique departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Haiti.
9 January 1786 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Comte de Tréville completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Haiti.
9 January 1786 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Jean Marie completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Haiti.
9 January 1785 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Prince Noir departed from Haiti after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
9 January 1785 Saint Kitts and Nevis Slave voyages The slave ship Bee completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Saint Kitts and Nevis.
9 January 1785 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Tharp departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
9 January 1784 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Jeune Agathe began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Haiti.
9 January 1784 Saint Lucia Slave voyages The slave ship Quixote completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Saint Lucia.
9 January 1779 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship S Francisco Xavier completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Brazil.
9 January 1778 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship S Francisco Xavier completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Brazil.
9 January 1778 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Surinaamse Welvaart departed from Suriname after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
9 January 1777 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Conquerant arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 400 people had been taken aboard and approximately 338 arrived.
9 January 1775 Grenada Slave voyages The slave ship Bess departed from Grenada after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
9 January 1775 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS de Belém left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 509 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1774 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Roy Nègre arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 446 people had been taken aboard and approximately 380 arrived.
9 January 1773 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Westdorp completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Suriname.
9 January 1772 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Roy de Gabingue began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Haiti.
9 January 1772 Saint Kitts and Nevis Slave voyages The slave ship Betsey arrived with enslaved Africans in Saint Kitts and Nevis. About 490 people had been taken aboard and approximately 400 arrived.
9 January 1771 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Cap Vert completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Haiti.
9 January 1771 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Saint René left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Haiti. About 325 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1770 Grenada Slave voyages The slave ship Burreau (a) Bourryau departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Grenada.
9 January 1769 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Darbyshire arrived with enslaved Africans in Barbados. About 290 people had been taken aboard and approximately 237 arrived.
9 January 1769 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Prosperity departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Barbados.
9 January 1769 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Union left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Haiti. About 268 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1768 Saint Kitts and Nevis Slave voyages The slave ship Fanny departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Saint Kitts and Nevis.
9 January 1767 Antigua and Barbuda Slave voyages The slave ship Sally left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Antigua and Barbuda. About 120 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1767 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Santana S Antônio e Almas left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 253 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1766 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS do Cabo began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
9 January 1766 French Guiana Slave voyages The slave ship Roi Guinguin left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward French Guiana. About 500 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1764 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Tartar arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 133 people had been taken aboard and approximately 118 arrived.
9 January 1763 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Santíssimo Sacramento e Todos os Santos began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
9 January 1762 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Conceição S Antônio e Almas left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 380 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1762 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Penha da França Sr do Bonfim e S Antônio departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
9 January 1762 Guadeloupe Slave voyages The slave ship Hector completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Guadeloupe.
9 January 1762 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Success completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
9 January 1761 Curacao Slave voyages The slave ship Middelburgs Welvaren departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Curaçao.
9 January 1761 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Port Royal departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
9 January 1761 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Richmond departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
9 January 1761 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Sally departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
9 January 1760 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Isaac arrived with enslaved Africans in Barbados. About 242 people had been taken aboard and approximately 207 arrived.
9 January 1760 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Indian Queen departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
9 January 1756 Bahamas Slave voyages The slave ship Little Billy departed from Bahamas after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
9 January 1756 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Conceição e Almas began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
9 January 1755 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Saint Philippe left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Haiti. About 462 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1755 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Five Friends arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 156 people had been taken aboard and approximately 133 arrived.
9 January 1755 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Hanover Planter began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Jamaica.
9 January 1754 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship César arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 160 people had been taken aboard and approximately 145 arrived.
9 January 1754 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Saint Philippe began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Haiti.
9 January 1754 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Alice Gally left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Jamaica. About 294 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1754 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Union left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Jamaica. About 222 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1754 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Philadelphia arrived with enslaved Africans in Suriname. About 223 people had been taken aboard and approximately 214 arrived.
9 January 1753 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship King David arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 310 people had been taken aboard and approximately 253 arrived.
9 January 1752 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Légère arrived with enslaved Africans in Haiti. About 302 people had been taken aboard and approximately 297 arrived.
9 January 1751 Antigua and Barbuda Slave voyages The slave ship Hawke departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Antigua and Barbuda.
9 January 1751 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Doddington arrived with enslaved Africans in Barbados. About 304 people had been taken aboard and approximately 248 arrived.
9 January 1750 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS da Conceição S Antônio e Almas departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
9 January 1750 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Rusteigalay began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Haiti.
9 January 1750 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Priscilla completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
9 January 1749 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Fanny completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
9 January 1749 Saint Kitts and Nevis Slave voyages The slave ship Adventure departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Saint Kitts and Nevis.
9 January 1748 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship Santana Bom Jesus da Boanova e S Antônio arrived with enslaved Africans in Brazil. About 625 people had been taken aboard and approximately 542 arrived.
9 January 1745 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Neptunus departed from Suriname after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
9 January 1740 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS do Livramento S Antônio e Almas left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 239 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1737 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship NS do Pilar S Antônio e Almas began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Brazil.
9 January 1737 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Monarque left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Haiti. About 446 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1736 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship S Miguel o Anjo e Almas departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Brazil.
9 January 1733 Martinique Slave voyages The slave ship Saint Marc completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Martinique.
9 January 1732 Cuba Slave voyages The slave ship Bellamount departed from Cuba after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
9 January 1729 Antigua and Barbuda Slave voyages The slave ship Guinea Hen completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Antigua and Barbuda.
9 January 1728 Guadeloupe Slave voyages The slave ship Expédition arrived with enslaved Africans in Guadeloupe. About 89 people had been taken aboard and approximately 87 arrived.
9 January 1728 Saint Kitts and Nevis Slave voyages The slave ship Wiltshire arrived with enslaved Africans in Saint Kitts and Nevis. About 333 people had been taken aboard and approximately 288 arrived.
9 January 1727 Haiti Slave voyages The slave ship Jolie began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Haiti.
9 January 1727 Suriname Slave voyages The slave ship Stad en Lande began acquiring enslaved Africans for transportation to Suriname.
9 January 1726 Argentina Slave voyages The slave ship Essex departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Argentina.
9 January 1726 Brazil Slave voyages The slave ship S Antônio Santana e Almas left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Brazil. About 294 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1720 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Margaret arrived with enslaved Africans in Barbados. About 285 people had been taken aboard and approximately 244 arrived.
9 January 1716 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Duckinfield Gally arrived with enslaved Africans in Barbados. About 365 people had been taken aboard and approximately 292 arrived.
9 January 1716 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Swallow Gally arrived with enslaved Africans in Barbados. About 406 people had been taken aboard and approximately 347 arrived.
9 January 1714 Martinique Slave voyages The slave ship Luzançay completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Martinique.
9 January 1712 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Fame completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Jamaica.
9 January 1700 Jamaica Slave voyages The slave ship Somers arrived with enslaved Africans in Jamaica. About 224 people had been taken aboard and approximately 200 arrived.
9 January 1686 Barbados Slave voyages The slave ship Susanna left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Barbados. About 267 people had been taken aboard.
9 January 1671 Curacao Slave voyages The slave ship America departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Curaçao.
9 January 1671 Curacao Slave voyages The slave ship Amsterdam departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Curaçao.
9 January 1634 Colombia Slave voyages The slave ship NS del Rosario departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Colombia.
9 January 1625 Colombia Slave voyages The slave ship NS de la Palma arrived with enslaved Africans in Colombia. About 365 people had been taken aboard and approximately 292 arrived.
9 January 1598 Colombia Slave voyages The slave ship NS de la Esperanza arrived with enslaved Africans in Colombia. About 413 people had been taken aboard and approximately 331 arrived.