| 14 August 1859 |
Cuba
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Memphis arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 1970 people had been taken aboard and approximately 1700 arrived.
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| 14 August 1844 |
Cuba
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Segunda Palmira arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 662 people had been taken aboard and approximately 600 arrived.
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| 14 August 1837 |
Cuba
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Destemida arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 307 people had been taken aboard and approximately 277 arrived.
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| 14 August 1828 |
Cuba
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Intrepido arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 343 people had been taken aboard and approximately 168 arrived.
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| 14 August 1828 |
Cuba
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Prohibition of enslaved trade
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133 named Africans connected to the Intrepido were recorded at Havana.
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| 14 August 1810 |
Cuba
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship S Rita departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Cuba.
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| 14 August 1809 |
Cuba
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Africano departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Cuba.
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| 14 August 1801 |
Cuba
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Mary (a) Juan Marie arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 98 people had been taken aboard and approximately 80 arrived.
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| 14 August 1794 |
Cuba
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Diana arrived with enslaved Africans in Cuba. About 160 people had been taken aboard and approximately 132 arrived.
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| 14 August 1791 |
Cuba
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Hero completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Cuba.
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| 14 August 1764 |
Cuba
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Sam departed on a transatlantic slave-trading voyage that would carry enslaved Africans to Cuba.
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| 14 August 1763 |
Cuba
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Experiment completed the voyage after transporting enslaved Africans to Cuba.
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| 14 August 1718 |
Cuba
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Slave voyages
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The slave ship Prosperity departed from Cuba after the slave-trading stage of the voyage.
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