Jacobite Rebellion Ships
Ship Africa GallyContributed by Hugh Tornabene
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Ship Africa Gally
Liverpool, England to Barbadoes, West IndiesLiverpool July 15, 1716
"Innis & Ayston to be transported Liverpool 15 July 1716 Recd James Innis, a Rebel Prisoner on board the Africa, Richd. Cropper Mar. for Barbadoes, and James Ayston, a Rebel Prisoner on board the Eliza. and Anne Edward Trafford Ma. for Virginia (in order to be transported) as witness our Hands Richd. Gildart Hrn: Trafford"
One known passenger: James InnisRecd James Innis, a Rebel Prisoner on board the Africa, Richd. Cropper Mar. for Barbadoes, and James Ayston, a Rebel Prisoner on board the Eliza. and Anne Edward Trafford Ma. for Virginia (in order to be transported) as Witness our Hands Richd. Gildart Hrn: Trafford" Reference: Board of Trade and Secretaries of State: America and West Indies, Original Correspondence CO 5/190 p 365 "15th July 1716 shipped on Board the Africa Gally Rd. Cropper Comander for Barbadoes one Rebel or Prisoner nch at the same rate amon. to ... 2" Reference: Treasury Solicitor: Jacobite Rebellion (1745) Prosecution Papers TS 20/47/3 p 8 The “Africa Gally” was one of ten ships used to transport to the Americas 639 Rebel Prisoners from among 1,301 Jacobite Rebels kept in four prisons in Lancashire, following their surrender at Preston, Lancashire, England in 1715. The names of the Rebels transported can be found among the names of the Rebels listed in the four prisons, together with details about the Rebels kept in the prisoner records.
Contributed to the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild by
Hugh Tornabene.Formatted by Patty McCormack,
Founder, Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
21 August 2007
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