"Communication certifying the arrival to Matanzas of an American slaver, Nancy, from Africa, with 144 slaves on board"

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Communication certifying the arrival to Matanzas of an American slaver, Nancy, from Africa, with 144 slaves on board. The original file is dated December 1800.

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File details

Creation date:
1800
Languages:
Spanish
Scripts:
Latin
Content type:
Correspondence
Originals information:
Originals held by the Archivo Historico Provincial de Matanzas.
Reference:
EAP060/1/1/6
Level:
File
Extent:
4 Tiff images
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This file is part of

  1. Project EAP060:
    Diaspora collections at the major archives of the province of Matanzas, Cuba
  2. Collection EAP060/1:
    Fondo Gobierno Provincial de Matanzas
  3. Collection EAP060/1/1:
    Esclavos Bozales
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