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Invoice of Sundry Merchandize Shipped

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Boston — 30th October 1762

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Invoice of Sundry Merchandize Shipped, Transcription

Letter reference number: A(2)

Slave Trade Letters

Voyage one by Capt. William Ellery on behalf of Timothy Fitch
Bridge Town, Barbados: list of enslaved people on auction
Peter Gwinn’s first voyage (on record) on behalf of Timothy Fitch
Voyage for Timothy Fitch by Peter Gwinn
Invoice of Sundry Merchandize Shipt
Voyage by Capt. Peter Gwinn to Senegal
Letter to Peter Gwinn mid-voyage
Capt. Peter Gwinn makes another voyage
Invoice of Sundry Merchandize Shipped
Invoice and letters from Frans. Minot and William Sader
Mid-voyage letter and contract for Capt. Peter Gwinn
Correspondence mid-voyage from Timothy Fitch to Peter Gwinn
Correspondence mid-voyage from Timothy Fitch to Peter Gwinn – 2
Correspondence mid-voyage from Timothy Fitch to Peter Gwinn (to Surinam)
Account/Invoice for sale of slaves
Voyage by Peter Gwinn on behalf of Timothy Fitch on “Snow Fair Lady”

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