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
editThese are some of the Salve voyages connected to Miles Barber of the Slave Voyages database.
| 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 |
References
edit- ^ "Miles Barber and Miles Barber". Lancashire Museum. Retrieved 14 October 2014.
- ^ 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.