Item
Label, reading, 'Almost certainly T 70/1535'
Catalogue reference: T 70/1535/1
Label, reading, 'Almost certainly T 70/1535'
Piece
Catalogue reference: T 70/1216
This record is about the Carlyle : journal, 1680-1681. (Contains also petty expense accounts for Mr Alexander... dating from 1680-1681; 1710x1720 in the series Company of Royal Adventurers of England Trading with Africa and successors: Records. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Carlyle: journal, 1680-1681. (Contains also petty expense accounts for Mr Alexander Cleeve, 1710-1720, excluding 1715-1719).
Ship's log and journal by Will Fry of the voyage of the Carlyle: under the command of Captain Charlls Swan on a Royal African Company trading voyage to Angola and then Jamaica. The ship sailed in convoy with other named ships to West Africa and then traded singularly along the coast of Angola the crew going ashore at several places trying with little success to make contact with traders. Finally trading 'factories' were set up at Moyumba (Gabon) and at Cabinda (Angola) and over a four month period 469 slaves were purchased. The log records an outbreak of smallpox among the slaves with 407 surviving the passage to Jamaica. The journal includes 14 pages of detailed trading accounts.
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Company of Royal Adventurers of England Trading with Africa and successors: Records
Carlyle : journal, 1680-1681. (Contains also petty expense accounts for Mr Alexander...
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