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1767

1767: Insurrection aboard the Badine, bound for Léogane (voyage 30843)

African

On a slaving voyage that ended at Léogane in 1767, the people aboard the Badine rose against the crew. They had been taken at West Central Africa and St. Helena.

The record gives the numbers as: 348 people were embarked; 318 were landed; 30 died on the crossing.

Captain: Poisson, J-J. Flag: France. Recorded outcome, in the database’s words: “voyage completed as intended.”

Resistance is recorded only where a surviving document mentions it. The 571 such acts in the record are a floor. Silence in that column is silence in the archive. It says nothing about calm on the ship.

Source SlaveVoyages, Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database, voyage 30843