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Catalogue reference: CO 101/82/20
This record is about the Refers to disembarkation of liberated Africans from captured slave trading ship,... dating from 1836 Oct 8 in the series Colonial Office and predecessors: Grenada, Original Correspondence. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Refers to disembarkation of liberated Africans from captured slave trading ship, and that since then two more slave trading ships have been captured by the same vessel HMS Vestal; Captain Jones; one ship, under Spanish colours, had 428 enslaved persons on board, and the other ship called the Phoenix, under a Portuguese flag, with 486 enslaved Africans; related enclosures including a list of the Africans from the Phoenix indentured with their 'employers' - 'English names' given in document; reports conditions on board ship and deaths that have occured.
Carlo Joseph Doyle, Lieutenant Governor of Grenada, Grenada No. 4, Folios 104 - 121d.
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