76855 – Faulcon (1735 – 1735) | The Register of British Slave-Traders (staging)

3.1 million enslaved people trafficked to the British colonies

Voyage ID: 76855

Was this a corporate crossing: No

Vessel

Name: Faulcon

Flags: gb

Tonnage: 254.3

Journey

Departure Year: 1735

Departure Location: London

Arrival Year: 1735

Arrival Location: London

Enslaved people

Principal purchase location: West Central Africa and St. Helena, port unspecified

Principal landing location: Charleston

Number embarked: 365

Number disembarked: 364

Number of deaths: 1

Outcome

Voyage completed as intended

Sources

ADM7/80<>British National Archives (Kew), Admiralty, CO5/509<>BNA (Kew), SC,Treasury<>South Carolina Department of Archives and History (Columbia, South Carolina, USA) Duty Books of the Public Treasurer of South Carolina, Journals A-C, 1735-76, Donnan,IV,279<>Donnan, Elizabeth, ed., Documents Illustrative of the History of the Slave Trade to the Americas, vol. III (Washington, DC, 1930), C103/130<>The National Archives (Kew, UK) Chancery, ADM68/196,204v<>British National Archives (Kew), Admiralty, StJEP,35.02.27.-01.<>Saint James’ Evening Post

76855 – Faulcon (1735 – 1735)

Vessel

Journey

Enslaved people

Outcome

Sources

Individuals (3)

P_10433_1949 - James Pearce

P_10433_1948 - Thomas Hall

P_10433_2213 - James Fell