| 3 October 2023 |
Curacao,
Netherlands
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
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The Netherlands rehabilitates Curaçaoan freedom fighter Tula
|
| 3 October 2023 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
The Dutch government rehabilitates Tula
|
| 1 July 2023 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
King Willem-Alexander apologizes for the slavery past
|
| 19 December 2022 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
The Dutch government apologizes and announces a €200 million fund
|
| 17 August 2020 |
Curacao,
Netherlands
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Curaçao’s slave and emancipation registers go online
|
| 17 August 2020 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Curaçao registers become searchable online
|
| 10 October 2010 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
The Netherlands Antilles is dissolved
|
| 1 January 1986 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Aruba attains Status Aparte
|
| 5 September 1969 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
FOL enters the election as a new labor and liberation force
|
| 26 June 1969 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Interim government takes office
|
| 5 June 1969 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Prime Minister Ciro Kroon resigns
|
| 2 June 1969 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Antillean parliament agrees to dissolve
|
| 1 June 1969 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Dutch marines arrive after the uprising
|
| 31 May 1969 |
Aruba,
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Aruban labor representatives support a general-strike threat
|
| 31 May 1969 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
The struggle’s demands expand to political change
|
| 30 May 1969 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Police violence turns the march into a wider uprising
|
| 30 May 1969 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Marchers demand bread and recognition
|
| 30 May 1969 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Thousands gather at Post V
|
| 30 May 1969 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Trinta di Mei labor uprising
|
| 29 May 1969 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Workers vote for a solidarity strike
|
| 29 May 1969 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Solidarity strike decided
|
| 26 May 1969 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
CFW renews the strike
|
| 7 May 1969 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Union negotiations demand “equal work, equal pay”
|
| 7 May 1969 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Negotiations resume with equal-pay demand
|
| 6 May 1969 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Wescar workers strike over contract and pay inequality
|
| 6 May 1969 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Wescar workers strike over labor conditions
|
| 1 July 1963 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Centennial monument unveiled on the Rif
|
| 1 July 1938 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Seventy-fifth anniversary passes without official remembrance
|
| 1 July 1922 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Dockworkers form a union during a strike
|
| 1 January 1917 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Curaçaosche Petroleum Maatschappij takes effect
|
| 27 November 1916 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Refinery company formation announced
|
| 26 August 1915 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
BPM reports purchase of plantation Asiento
|
| 15 May 1915 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Government approves refinery-related piers
|
| 1 July 1913 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Fiftieth anniversary remembered
|
| 11 March 1909 |
Bonaire
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Camilio Horacio Goeloe is born in Rincon
|
| 1 May 1907 |
Bonaire
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Carolus Paulus Goeloe marries Eligia Cornelia Kroon
|
| 14 April 1898 |
Bonaire
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Marciana Goeloe is born in Rincon
|
| 8 September 1897 |
Bonaire
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Carolus Paulus Goeloe marries Felecita Sintjago
|
| 1 July 1888 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Twenty-fifth anniversary of emancipation
|
| 17 June 1885 |
Bonaire
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Steba Rijna and Elisabeth Goeloe marry
|
| 22 September 1880 |
Bonaire
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Thomasa Doloria Goeloe is born in Rincon
|
| 28 April 1873 |
Bonaire
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Carolus Poulus Goeloe is born
|
| 4 December 1872 |
Bonaire
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Leander Goeloe marries Marsera Martha Jacobina
|
| 5 July 1864 |
Netherlands,
Sint Maarten
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Dutch law raises Sint Maarten owner compensation
|
| 16 July 1863 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Another labor contract follows
|
| 10 July 1863 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Lighter-sailor contract signed
|
| 9 July 1863 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
First recorded July labor contract for Venezuela
|
| 2 July 1863 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Work resumes under unequal terms
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Emancipation register records Regina Jacomina Kransen
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Netherlands,
Sint Maarten
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Kruijthoff estate claim excludes three people as absent
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Sint Maarten
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Rebecca Arrindell’s register group is marked absent and unpaid
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Sint Maarten
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
John de Gall’s claim leaves one person uncompensated
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Sint Maarten
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Ann Mary Carty’s borderel lists ten enslaved people
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Sint Maarten
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Legal emancipation takes effect in Dutch Sint Maarten
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Emancipation register records Theophil Ignacio Kwarts
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Emancipation register records Martillia Serdefilliao Kwarts
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Bonaire
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Emancipation gives Leander the surname Goeloe
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Bonaire
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Emancipation gives Steba the surname Rijna
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Emancipation register records Maria Inees Ridderstaat
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Emancipation register records Hermina Ridderstaat
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Emancipation register records George Sloot
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Emancipation register records Utalis (Bremer)
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Emancipation register records Rusina Paskel
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Emancipation register records Joseph Maria (Bremer)
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Emancipation register records Dorothea Ignees (Bremer)
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Legal emancipation takes effect
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Emancipation register records Bernadino Deceno (Bremer)
|
| 1 July 1863 |
Bonaire
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Jannetje’s maternal family name becomes part of the post-emancipation record
|
| 30 September 1862 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Colonial police staffing is adjusted ahead of emancipation
|
| 30 September 1862 |
Netherlands,
Sint Maarten
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Van Raders submits an address on Sint Maarten owner compensation
|
| 30 September 1862 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Emancipation proclamation announced
|
| 8 August 1862 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
The Netherlands enacts an abolition law for the colony
|
| 25 July 1862 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Petition addresses abolition in the Dutch West Indies
|
| 5 June 1862 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Emilie and her daughter Thomasa are sold at public auction
|
| 18 April 1862 |
Netherlands,
Sint Maarten
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Notarial deed documents the Kruijthoff estate
|
| 9 April 1862 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
John Beek is named with his mother and siblings
|
| 9 April 1862 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Ignatius Beek appears in a family manumission record
|
| 9 April 1862 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Elodia Beek appears in her mother’s manumission record
|
| 9 April 1862 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Maria Eugenia Obispo and three children are recorded together
|
| 31 January 1862 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Carolus Goeloe is manumitted on Curaçao
|
| 25 June 1861 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Ursula Rivero is recorded in a manumission index
|
| 8 May 1861 |
Aruba,
Bonaire
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
A letter says Steba and Leander were expected back on Bonaire
|
| 3 April 1861 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Louisa Palestina is named in a late-period manumission record
|
| 3 April 1861 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Palmira’s manumission record preserves an alternate name
|
| 3 April 1861 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Maria Alejandra appears in the manumission register
|
| 3 April 1861 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Helena Steef’s record preserves her mother’s name
|
| 3 April 1861 |
Aruba,
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Leonora Everon’s record links her to Aruba
|
| 1 April 1861 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
A second Aruba roster again lists Steba and Leander
|
| 7 March 1861 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Steba and Leander arrive on Aruba for a second stay
|
| 1 January 1861 |
Aruba,
Bonaire
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Steba and Leander no longer appear on Aruba’s roster
|
| 1 October 1860 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Josephina Humber’s manumission is recorded
|
| 9 July 1860 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Victoria Janga is manumitted by the colonial government
|
| 1 July 1860 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Aruba’s government muster list records nine enslaved workers
|
| 28 June 1860 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Steba, Leander, and Carolus arrive on Aruba
|
| 1 June 1860 |
Aruba,
Bonaire,
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Aruba requests a mason and carpenter from Bonaire or Curaçao
|
| 9 May 1860 |
Bonaire
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Jannetje is born into Elizabeth Goeloe’s family
|
| 10 April 1860 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
José Pelegrin Vikkur is named with his mother
|
| 10 April 1860 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Evelina Miremont’s entry records her age as two
|
| 10 April 1860 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Minerva Otrai is recorded with a spelling variant
|
| 10 April 1860 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Mathilde’s manumission record preserves her mother’s name
|
| 22 February 1860 |
Netherlands,
Sint Maarten
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Adolf Tielenius Kruijthoff dies
|
| 8 November 1859 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Elvira Leoncia is recorded as an infant
|
| 12 April 1859 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Lena Dal’s record identifies her mother Martha
|
| 12 April 1859 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
William Mont appears with his mother in a manumission record
|
| 12 April 1859 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Regina Eleonora’s record includes her adult son
|
| 30 December 1858 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Catharina de Vasolle is named in a late-period manumission record
|
| 14 October 1858 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
A manumission record names Magriet Henrico and her mother
|
| 20 June 1857 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Nicolasa Folentina is donated to the owner’s children
|
| 29 November 1853 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Second report of the Dutch state commission on slavery
|
| 26 February 1853 |
Sint Maarten
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Ann Mary Arrindell marries William Richardson Carty
|
| 15 November 1852 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Albertus is sold to a Catholic priest on Aruba
|
| 30 August 1851 |
Sint Maarten
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
A will later cited in a Sint Maarten compensation file
|
| 10 June 1850 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Several Aruba manumission records cluster on one date
|
| 6 June 1850 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Thomas and Bartholomina are transferred in a 420-guilder transaction
|
| 13 April 1850 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Lucia Frank’s manumission is indexed
|
| 2 January 1850 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Curaçao removes fees for manumission procedures
|
| 5 September 1849 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Juana Barbara is sold to Jan Hendrik Godfried Eman
|
| 20 June 1848 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
French commander rejects return of freedom-seekers
|
| 12 June 1848 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Enslaved and free Black Statians demand emancipation
|
| 6 June 1848 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Aldersina is sold for 160 guilders
|
| 1 June 1848 |
Sint Maarten
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Enslavement continues on the Dutch side after French emancipation
|
| 31 May 1848 |
Sint Maarten
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Dutch commander writes to the French commander
|
| 30 May 1848 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Sint Maarten lieutenant governor reports the proclamation to Curaçao
|
| 29 May 1848 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Twenty-six enslaved people leave Diamond Estate for freedom
|
| 28 May 1848 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
French emancipation takes effect on Saint Martin
|
| 28 May 1848 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
France abolishes slavery on Saint-Martin’s French side
|
| 27 May 1848 |
Guadeloupe,
Sint Maarten
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Guadeloupe governor issues emancipation proclamation
|
| 22 November 1847 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Jan Willem is sold within Aruba
|
| 22 December 1846 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Mauricie is transferred from Aruba to Curaçao
|
| 15 June 1846 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Guillermo St. Jago is brought from Coro to Aruba
|
| 4 April 1846 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Gerard Abad is manumitted from an estate
|
| 6 January 1846 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Ferdinand is transferred from Curaçao to Aruba
|
| 1 December 1845 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Susanna Candida is born into an enslaved household
|
| 2 November 1845 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Alexander’s death is entered two days later
|
| 31 October 1845 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Geerraard’s death is recorded
|
| 18 September 1845 |
Venezuela
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Maria is moved from Aruba to Venezuela
|
| 15 June 1845 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Adriaan’s death is entered in the Aruba register
|
| 13 July 1844 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Albertus is brought from Venezuela to Aruba
|
| 21 September 1843 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
A second publication adjusts manumission costs and security
|
| 21 August 1843 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Colonial authorities revise the bond and caution rules
|
| 8 July 1843 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Catharina is sent from Aruba to Curaçao
|
| 2 April 1842 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Agnita is sold to a new owner on Aruba
|
| 17 August 1840 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Maria Louisa is transferred from Aruba to Curaçao
|
| 24 June 1840 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Abner is privately sold on Aruba
|
| 8 April 1840 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Jenny Jasmijn and her son Artidore are recorded as manumitted
|
| 22 February 1840 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Maria Rita’s manumission is indexed
|
| 22 February 1840 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Sara German’s manumission is indexed
|
| 1 February 1840 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Maria Helena Boreas appears in a manumission announcement
|
| 1 February 1840 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
A newspaper notice records Maria Helena Boreas’s manumission
|
| 31 December 1839 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Franciscus Martinus is manumitted
|
| 18 June 1839 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Eight people bearing the Corasol name are manumitted together
|
| 26 November 1838 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Andrea is manumitted
|
| 13 November 1838 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Maria Eleonora Graval is manumitted
|
| 3 February 1838 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Willem Ambrosius is manumitted by Maria Angelique Simon
|
| 3 February 1838 |
Curacao,
Netherlands
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Maria Petronella, also called Jenny, is manumitted
|
| 3 February 1838 |
Curacao,
Netherlands
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Maria Petronella, also called Jenny, is manumitted
|
| 11 August 1837 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Mourens is manumitted
|
| 2 August 1837 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
A government-held person is included in a manumission record
|
| 2 August 1837 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Cathalina van Flora Janga appears in the manumission index
|
| 10 May 1837 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Theodorus Martinus is manumitted
|
| 10 May 1837 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
A “year and a day” restriction limits movement after manumission
|
| 4 March 1837 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
A record concerns release of eighteen unnamed people
|
| 4 March 1837 |
Aruba,
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Administrative approval records freedom for 18 people
|
| 27 January 1837 |
Bonaire,
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Anna Poulina and Anna Geertruida Horn appear in a release notice
|
| 27 January 1837 |
Bonaire,
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
A newspaper announces freedom for two women on Bonaire
|
| 20 January 1837 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Gion Gregorio appears in the manumission index
|
| 22 December 1836 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Pedro Paula Landbouwer is manumitted
|
| 22 December 1836 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Pedro Paula is also recorded as Pieter Landbouwer
|
| 12 September 1836 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Maria Suncion Palmboom is manumitted
|
| 12 September 1836 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Maria Suncion Palmboom’s manumission requires guarantors
|
| 1 August 1836 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Pieter Constantinus is manumitted
|
| 16 July 1836 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Johannes Carel and Julianus Constantinus are manumitted
|
| 16 July 1836 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Johannes Carel and Julianus Constantinus are manumitted
|
| 20 June 1836 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Cornelis van Hoogwerp is manumitted
|
| 20 June 1836 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Four-year-old Joseph Josino van den Keerkring is manumitted
|
| 20 June 1836 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Cornelis van Hoogwerp’s manumission follows a petition and bond
|
| 13 May 1836 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Anna Martha Pasken is manumitted
|
| 13 October 1835 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Maria Louisa Rosentak’s manumission is ordered
|
| 6 October 1835 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Petronia Letne is manumitted at age 24
|
| 29 March 1834 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
A newspaper notice announces Johannis Martis’s manumission
|
| 29 December 1832 |
Aruba,
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
José Hilario Heringa, recorded as Joseph Rinkel, is manumitted
|
| 12 March 1831 |
Aruba
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Maria Eloisa is freed in Aruba after a petition
|
| 9 March 1831 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Glentis’s freedom is entered after a petition and bond
|
| 28 July 1830 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Pieter Molina is freed through a priest’s will
|
| 20 August 1828 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Philip Marten’s freedom follows a petition and bond
|
| 6 October 1826 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Jeannet’s manumission follows a petition
|
| 4 May 1818 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Anglo-Dutch treaty strengthens enforcement against slave trading
|
| 14 January 1817 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Cathalina is freed under a will
|
| 13 August 1814 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Anglo-Dutch Treaty commits the Netherlands to suppress the slave trade
|
| 15 June 1814 |
Unknown
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
William I issues a decree prohibiting Dutch participation in the slave trade
|
| 23 May 1812 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Anna Christina is freed under a will
|
| 14 October 1800 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Johannes Maduro is manumitted for 300 pesos
|
| 2 December 1795 |
Aruba,
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
The governor orders Thico put to work as a porter
|
| 2 December 1795 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
|
Authorities fail to sell Thico and put him to work under guard
|
| 3 October 1795 |
Curacao
|
History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Curaçao’s National Archives dates Tula’s execution
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| 3 October 1795 |
Unknown
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Colonial authorities execute Tula and fellow leaders
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| 21 September 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Tula and another leader are reported aboard a barque
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| 19 September 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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The Ceres log records prisoners and executions at sea
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| 19 September 1795 |
Unknown
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Tula is captured and brought to Willemstad
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| 16 September 1795 |
Aruba,
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Aruban government enslaved worker Thico refuses service
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| 16 September 1795 |
Unknown
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Thico refuses service and claims freedom
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| 13 September 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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An eyewitness letter records the rebels’ demand for liberty
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| 10 September 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Colonial council minutes register Schinck’s report
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| 7 September 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Schinck dates his account of meeting Tula
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| 4 September 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Naval crew is sent ashore to cover executions
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| 2 September 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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A prisoner is displayed on a naval sloop
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| 1 September 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Prisoners face colonial interrogation
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| 27 August 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Naval logistics sustain the repression
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| 25 August 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Colonial officers remove food stores from a plantation
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| 24 August 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Naval crews continue supplying the colonial campaign
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| 23 August 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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The Ceres crew prepares cartridges for the campaign
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| 21 August 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Dutch naval power supplies colonial forces
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| 20 August 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Rebels resist the colonial attack at Porto Mari
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| 19 August 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Colonial troops move against the insurgents
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| 19 August 1795 |
Unknown
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Colonial troops confront insurgents at Porto Mari
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| 18 August 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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The insurgent force grows as the authorities mobilize
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| 17 August 1795 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Enslaved people begin the revolt at Knip
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| 6 July 1782 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Anna Maria’s freedom paid for by a free relative
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| 12 March 1782 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Helena and her sons: freedom documented through a debt arrangement
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| 5 July 1750 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Enslaved people rise in the 1750 Curaçao revolt
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| 2 January 1722 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Antonetta is manumitted for 100 pesos
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| 22 December 1716 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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A second letter records the cost of capturing the accused
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| 24 October 1716 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Van Beuningen writes to the Amsterdam directors about punishment
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| 1 October 1716 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Colonial officials begin capturing people accused of revolt
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| 1 October 1716 |
Unknown
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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The colonial government orders eighty Minase people detained
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| 1 October 1716 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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The uprising reaches Porto Marie
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| 1 October 1716 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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The group moves toward the factor’s house
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| 1 October 1716 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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A group leaves St. Marie after the attack
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| 1 October 1716 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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A plantation factor is attacked during a work inspection
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| 1 October 1716 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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A large depot building burns at Hato
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| 1 July 1716 |
Unknown
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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New arrivals enter plantations where 277 people are already enslaved
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| 1 July 1716 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Eighty people are sent to Company plantations
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| 1 July 1716 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Sixty-one people from the Gelderland cargo are auctioned
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| 1 July 1716 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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The Gelderland arrives from Elmina with 146 captive Africans
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| 1 January 1716 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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A maize shortage drives prices higher
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| 1 January 1715 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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The market value of enslaved people falls sharply
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| 1 January 1714 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Drought begins a period of severe food scarcity
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| 1 January 1712 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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A governor records racialized judgments about Loango people
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| 1 January 1711 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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Thousands of trees are cut at Porto Marie
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| 1 January 1709 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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A poor maize harvest prompts a purchase of small corn
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| 1 January 1708 |
Curacao
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History slavery Dutch Antilles
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The Curaçao governor asks for better food supplies
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