List of Negroes and Stock, Thomas Mill's plantation, 1750 & 1752
List of Negroes and Stock, Thomas Mill's plantation, 1750 & 1752
Every two years, an inventory of the plantation was drawn up. The fact that the enslaved labourers, children and livestock were all categories together is revealing. The lists often record who is sick or disabled, or who has died since the inventory was drawn up. Sometimes the ages are included.
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The Zong
On 19 March 1783, the African Olaudah Equiano called on anti-slavery campaigner Granville Sharp (see Campaign for abolition) with news of an event. Read more...
Hull
The city of Kingston upon Hull has a centuries-old sea-faring commercial history, but its location on the east coast of England ensured that its commerce was shaped by maritime links to Europe. Read more...
Liverpool
Bristol continued its involvement in the slave trade until abolition but in decreasing numbers in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Read more...
London
Although London would eventually be eclipsed by Bristol and Liverpool as a slave-trading port, its involvement in the trade was both longer...Read more..
Bristol
When the Royal African Company was founded in 1672, it was given a monopoly over the British slave trade. Read more..
