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Brigantine owned by Nicholas Brown and Company that sailed from Providence in 1764; the captives rose against the crew; 108 died by Brown’s count.

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1764–1765

Voyage of the slave ship Sally, 1764–65. Brigantine owned by Nicholas Brown and Company that sailed from Providence in 1764; the captives rose against the crew; 108 died by Brown’s count.

Voyage of the slave ship Sally, 1764–65 involved Nicholas Brown and Company, Providence, Rhode Island, Antigua and Esek Hopkins.

Voyage of the slave ship Sally, 1764–65, part of Transatlantic slave trade.

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