Fanny
In 1809, 1 enslaved African(s) were “liberated” in a state-run scheme usually resulting in involuntary indentures, conscription, or re-enslavement. Under the jurisdiction of 1, Case ID LA-E-79 occurred via the Court of Vice Admiralty, Antigua.
Case Details
UID | LA-E-79 |
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Case Name | Fanny |
Year | 1809 |
Government Department | Colonial and Foreign Offices, Great Britain |
Court | Court of Vice Admiralty, Antigua |
Trial Outcome | Condemned |
Enslaved Total | 1 |
Liberated Africans Total | 1 |
Registered Total | 1 |
Notes | Female African illegally imported in the Island by Capt. Dindlay and seized by Collector |
Sources | The National Archives, UK, CO 7/7, "Fanny," 1 Jan. 1808 - 1 Oct. 1821, (no folio numbers in this volume). |
Cite as: | Lovejoy, H. B. (2024). Conceptualizing ‘Liberated Africans’ and Slave Trade Abolition: Government Schemes to Indenture Enslaved People Captured from Slavery, 1800–1920. Past & Present, 1-69. https://doi.org/10.1093/pastj/gtae019 Chadha, K. (2024). Regenerated Identities: A Collaborative Web-based Content Management System for Digital Humanities. International Journal of Computer Applications, 186(29), 28–33. https://ijcaonline.org/archives/volume186/number29/regenerated-identities-a-collaborative-web-based-content-management-system-for-digital-humanities/ |
Event Details
UID | LA-E-79 |
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Case Name | Fanny |
Departure from Africa
Date | |
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Region | West Africa (unspecified) |
Place | A Coruña |
Enslaved Total | 1 |
Capture
Date | |
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Location | Nassau |
Navy | Britain |
Ship | Hippomenes |
Captain | George Dyke |
Supporting Ships |
Trial
Sentence Date | |
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Government Department | Colonial and Foreign Offices, Great Britain |
Court | Court of Vice Admiralty, Antigua |
Trial Outcome | Condemned |
Date | |
Region | Caribbean |
Place | Antigua |
Liberated Africans | 1 |
Registered | 1 |
People Details
UI | Name | Age | Sex | Height (ft) | |
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VI000656 | Fanny | View Details |
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