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Miles Barber

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Miles Barber (1733–1786+)[1] was an English slave-trader from Lancaster who established a factory at Factory Island, Îles de Los in 1755.[2]

Slave trading voyages

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These are some of the Salve voyages connected to Miles Barber of the Slave Voyages database.[3]

Voyage id Ship Date left Date return Captain Owner No. of enslaved Africans Location in Africa Location in Americas Notes
#17434 Cato 20-1-1758 9-1-1759 Richard Millerson
John Tallon
Miles Barber
Richard Millerson
Thomas Hind
John Preston
Miles Houseman
288 of 336* Sierra Leone estuary Charleston
#24029 Thetis 23-2-1759 1759/1760 John Preston Miles Barber
Thomas Hinde
John Braithwaite
William Watson
212 of 248* Windward Coast Charleston
#24504 Cato 1759 Aug 1760 Richard Millerson
Reed
Miles Barber
Richard Millerson
Thomas Hind
William Watson
360 of 400* Sierra Leone estuary Jamaica
#24508 Thetis 1760 1760 John Preston Miles Barber 209 of 250* Africa, port unspecified Martinique
#24032 Marquis of Granby 1761 27 October 1761 Robert Dodson Miles Barber 200 of 225* Gambia Charleston
#90932 Lyon 30 May 1761 23 February 1763 William Parkinson Miles Barber
William Parkinson
Thomas Hind
287 of 352 West Central Africa and St. Helena Jamaica
Guadeloupe

References

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  1. ^ "Miles Barber and Miles Barber". Lancashire Museum. Retrieved 14 October 2014.
  2. ^ Mouser, Bruce (2002). A slaving voyage to Africa and Jamaica : the log of the Sandown, 1793 - 1794. Bloomington, Ind. [u.a.]: Indiana University Press. p. viii. ISBN 0253340772.
  3. ^ "Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade - Database". www.slavevoyages.org. Rice University. Retrieved 3 September 2024.