| 15 September 1794 |
Barbados
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Manchester departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Barbados.
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| 15 September 1767 |
Barbados
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Prosperity left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Barbados. About 100 people had been taken aboard.
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| 15 September 1730 |
Barbados
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Mercury left the African coast carrying enslaved Africans toward Barbados. About 418 people had been taken aboard.
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| 15 September 1725 |
Barbados
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Anne arrived with enslaved Africans in Barbados. About 94 people had been taken aboard and approximately 77 arrived.
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| 15 September 1715 |
Barbados
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Earle Galley completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Barbados.
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| 15 September 1715 |
Barbados
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Fanteen Gally departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Barbados.
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| 15 September 1714 |
Barbados
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Africa completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Barbados.
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| 15 September 1711 |
Barbados
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Newport Gally departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Barbados.
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| 15 September 1702 |
Barbados
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Elizabeth arrived with enslaved Africans in Barbados. About 330 people had been taken aboard and approximately 300 arrived.
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| 15 September 1702 |
Barbados
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship John Bonadventure arrived with enslaved Africans in Barbados. About 440 people had been taken aboard and approximately 400 arrived.
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| 15 September 1702 |
Barbados
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship William and Mary arrived with enslaved Africans in Barbados. About 332 people had been taken aboard and approximately 269 arrived.
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| 15 September 1676 |
Barbados
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship James completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Barbados.
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