Four Africans of different tribes

In 1869, 4 enslaved African(s) were “liberated” in a state-run scheme usually resulting in involuntary indentures, conscription, or re-enslavement. Under the jurisdiction of 3, Case ID LA-E-1001 occurred via the British Consular Court, Smyrna

Case Details
RegID LA-E-1001
Case Name Four Africans of different tribes
Year 1869
Government Department Consular Courts
Court British Consular Court, Smyrna
Trial Outcome Asylum
Enslaved Total 4
Liberated Africans Total 4
Registered Total 4
Notes Hadji Mohamet, aged 24 - this man had served his time (17 years) and had received his manumission certificate about eight years ago and married at Alexandria...; Selim, aged 22, has [sic] his owner at Magnesia three years and fled from him on account of ill treatment; I have found good employment for this man; 3. Juma this African arrived in the first cargo of slaves in June last but owing to a deformity in his body he has not been purchased; last week he fled to this Consulate having been attacked by his owner in the most murderous manner: his finger being crushed and his head severely bruised. I am persuaded that this man's death was designed by his barbarous owners on account of his unsaleable qualities; 4 Mehomet - was owned by Hossan Agha of Aidin he has been shot through the leg and fled on account of his masters attempting to cut off his ears as he had done to two other slaves last year.
Sources The National Archives, UK, FO 84/1305, f. 402-406.
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X Capture
Y Capture
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Date of departure from a place or port in Africa generally following the purchase of enslaved people. Include YYYY-MM-DD, if known.
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Sentence Date 1869-08-28
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