Undiscovered Angus

Exploring the County of Angus' role in the Transatlantic Slave trade by sharing the names and ages of people enslaved by Angus residents in the 19th Century.

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

William aged 40

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

M. Tom aged 60

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

Bath Frank 60

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

Alexander Tosh 60

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

E.Bob aged 80

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

Brutus aged 60

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

Williams aged 75

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

Hampshire aged

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

Moline aged 12

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one:

Talbot Obrian Warren 15

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

E. Kent aged 50

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

C Hector aged 60

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

Swift aged 50

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

Able aged 22

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

Rober Law aged 40

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

Tom aged 50

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

Harris aged 45

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

Thomas Pennock 30

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:
John aged 70

[Undiscovered Angus @UndiscoveredAn3]

19th century individuals in Angus enslaved over 5000 people. Slaves and their children were put to work on plantations in the West Indies where they had a life expectancy of 7 years. Records show the names given to them by their enslavers. Here is one of them:

Mally Cowel 30