Miles Barber Explained

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

These are some of the Salve voyages connected to Miles Barber of the Slave Voyages database.[3]

List of authors!Voyage id!Ship!Date left!Date return!Captain!Owner!No. of enslaved Africans!Location in Africa!Location in Americas!Notes
  1. 17434
Cato20-1-17589-1-1759Richard Millerson
John Tallon		Miles Barber
Richard Millerson
Thomas Hind
John Preston
Miles Houseman		288 of 336*Sierra Leone estuaryCharleston
  1. 24029
Thetis23-2-17591759/1760John PrestonMiles Barber
Thomas Hinde
John Braithwaite
William Watson		212 of 248*Windward CoastCharleston
  1. 24504
Cato1759Aug 1760Richard Millerson
Reed		Miles Barber
Richard Millerson
Thomas Hind
William Watson		360 of 400*Sierra Leone estuaryJamaica
  1. 24508
Thetis17601760John PrestonMiles Barber209 of 250*Africa, port unspecifiedMartinique
  1. 24032
Marquis of Granby176127 October 1761Robert DodsonMiles Barber200 of 225*GambiaCharleston
  1. 90932
Lyon30 May 176123 February 1763William ParkinsonMiles Barber
William Parkinson
Thomas Hind		287 of 352West Central Africa and St. HelenaJamaica
Guadeloupe

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Miles Barber and Miles Barber. Lancashire Museum. 14 October 2014.
  2. Book: Mouser. Bruce. A slaving voyage to Africa and Jamaica : the log of the Sandown, 1793 - 1794. 2002. Indiana University Press. Bloomington, Ind. [u.a.]. 0253340772. viii. registration.
  3. Web site: Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade - Database . www.slavevoyages.org . . 3 September 2024.

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