Articles of agreement of voyage of the brigantine Sally, 1766.

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Articles of agreement of voyage of the brigantine Sally, 1766.

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Articles of agreement, printed by Samuel Hall, Newport, filled in by hand, of voyage of the brigantine Sally to the West Coast of Africa, thence to the West Indies and back to Newport (the voyage ended in July 1767). Columns: time of entry, men's names, quality, wages per month, advance wages before sailing, wages taken on the voyage, whole wages, and wages due (last not used). Includes dates of discharge, and, on verso, receipts for advance wages. Records the death of one sailor in Nov. 1766; two sailors noted "run".

1 item ; 42 x 33 cm.

Brown University, Brown University Library

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Brown University, Brown University Library

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Lopez, Aaron, 1731-1782

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Colonial merchant and shipper, Aaron Lopez was born in Portugal in 1831. He immigrated to Newport,Rhode Island in 1752 where he was engaged primarily in the whale oil and candle business, although healso dealt in livestock, groceries, rum, ships, clothing, and slaves. During the 1760s and 1770s, he builtan extensive transatlantic mercantile empire and on the eve of the American Revolution, Lopez wasNewport's leading merchant and taxpayer. During the Revolution, he supported the colonials and wit...

Sally (Brigantine)

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Merchant vessel, a slaveship in the triangle trade, out of Newport, R.I., mastered by Nathaniel Briggs; owner: Aaron Lopez. From the description of Articles of agreement of voyage of the brigantine Sally, 1766. (Brown University). WorldCat record id: 768435380 ...

Briggs, Nathaniel

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Hall, Samuel, 1740-1807

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