Slave voyages
📅 11 January 1786
📍 U.S. Virgin Islands
Vessel: Grev Bernstorff; flag: Denmark / Baltic. Principal recorded disembarkation place: Danish West Indies, colony unspecified. Estimated mortality during the crossing: 41.3%.
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