| Ship, nation, owners | Voyage identification number | 36269 |
| Voyage in 1999 CD-ROM | Yes | |
| Vessel name | Little Sally | |
| Flag | U.S.A. | |
| Flag IMP | U.S.A. | |
| Place constructed | Boston | |
| Year constructed | 1759 | |
| Place registered | Newport | |
| Year registered | 1760 | |
| Rig | Schooner | |
| Tonnage | 10 | |
| Standardized tonnage IMP | 10 | |
| Guns mounted | ||
| Vessel owners | Vernon, Samuel Vernon, Wm Taylor, Thom |
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| Voyage Outcome | Particular outcome of voyage | Voyage completed as intended |
| Outcome of voyage for slaves IMP | Slaves disembarked in Americas | |
| Outcome of voyage if ship captured IMP | Not captured | |
| Outcome of voyage for owner IMP | Delivered slaves for original owners | |
| African resistance | ||
| Voyage Itinerary | Place where voyage began IMP | Rhode Island, port unspecified |
| First place of slave purchase | ||
| Second place of slave purchase | ||
| Third place of slave purchase | ||
| Principal place of slave purchase IMP | Africa, port unspecified | |
| Places of call before Atlantic crossing | ||
| First place of slave landing | Rhode Island, port unspecified | |
| Second place of slave landing | Upper James River | |
| Third place of slave landing | ||
| Principal place of slave landing IMP | Upper James River | |
| Place where voyage ended | ||
| Region where voyage began IMP | Rhode Island | |
| First region of slave purchase | ||
| Second region of slave purchase | ||
| Third region of slave purchase | ||
| Principal region of slave purchase IMP | Other Africa | |
| First region of slave landing | Rhode Island | |
| Second region of slave landing | Virginia | |
| Third region of slave landing | ||
| Principal region of slave landing IMP | Virginia | |
| Region where voyage ended | ||
| Voyage Dates | Year arrived with slaves IMP | 1763 |
| Date voyage began | 1762-??-?? | |
| Date trade began in Africa | ||
| Date vessel departed Africa | ||
| Date vessel arrived with slaves | 1763-07-02 | |
| Date vessel departed for homeport | ||
| Date voyage completed | ||
| Voyage length, homeport to slaves landing (days) IMP | ||
| Middle passage (days) IMP | ||
| Captain and Crew | Captain's name | Taylor, William |
| Crew at voyage outset | ||
| Crew at first landing of slaves | 2 | |
| Crew deaths during voyage | ||
| Slave (numbers) | Number of slaves intended at first place of purchase | |
| Slaves carried from first port of purchase | ||
| Slaves carried from second port of purchase | ||
| Slaves carried from third port of purchase | ||
| Total slaves embarked | 67 | |
| Total slaves embarked IMP | 67 | |
| Number of slaves arriving at first place of landing | 62 | |
| Number of slaves disembarked at first place of landing | 1 | |
| Number of slaves disembarked at second place of landing | 60 | |
| Number of slaves disembarked at third place of landing | ||
| Total slaves disembarked IMP | 62 | |
| Slave (characteristics) | Percentage men IMP | 33.3% |
| Percentage women IMP | 41.7% | |
| Percentage boys IMP | 20.0% | |
| Percentage girls IMP | 5.0% | |
| Percentage male IMP | 53.3% | |
| Percentage children IMP | 27.4% | |
| Sterling cash price in Jamaica IMP | 40.52 | |
| Slave deaths during middle passage IMP | 5 | |
| Mortality rate IMP | 7.0% | |
| Source | Sources | Coughtry, 241-85: Coughtry, Jay, The Notorious Triangle: Rhode Island and the African Slave Trade, 1700-1807 (Philadelphia, 1981). CO28/32,f29: Colonial Office BNA (Kew) Donnan,III,186: Donnan, Elizabeth, ed., Documents Illustrative of the History of the Slave Trade to the Americas, vol. III (Washington, DC, 1930) NYHS,Vernon, Bx 2/16: New York Historical Society (New York, New York, USA) Vernon ms, boxes 1-2 Minch,165: Minchinton, Walter E., Celia King, and Peter Waite (eds.), Virginia Slave Trade Statistics, 1698-1775 (Richmond, 1984). NYHS,Vernon,Bx1/13,Taylor,63.07.05.: New York Historical Society (New York, New York, USA) Vernon ms, boxes 1-2 Donnan,IV,230: Donnan, Elizabeth, ed., Documents Illustrative of the History of the Slave Trade to the Americas, vol. III (Washington, DC, 1930) |