Unfortunate find....Slave transaction receipt

[bibitte2]

Good evening all,

I was searching the net for more of what I love, Montreal Royals and stumbled on a superb ticket from the old Delorimier stadium & the Montreal Royals.

Finally got to meet the owner for the transaction but also came home with historic paper....

1st the ticket...in superb condition
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Than this from Port-au-Prince...1796
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Lmk what you think

 

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[A2coins]

Doesn't look very old !!! hard to tell

 

[bibitte2]

1796

 

[TooManyHobbies]

What makes it a slave transaction? No wording of slave on it.

 

[A2coins]

I meant the paper doesn't look like it is that old, Just an observation!!!! Cool pieces though are history isn't always pretty but every piece of it is worth saving.

 

[against the wind]

Congrats on the Rain check.
I'm not following the "Slave" transaction? ?

 

[trdking]

This is a due bill not a slave receipt. You can probably research Mr Edward Robinson to see if they were slave merchants but this makes no reference to Slaving what so ever.

 

[wassermj]

Is this your website?
https://chadbourneantique.com/products/1796-slave-revolt-st-domingo-haiti-bill-of-exchange-usa-uk

 

[bibitte2]

No got it from him

 

[bibitte2]

Already verified...all names where in the slave trade deals, No mention on the document but I will push the search deeper...

 

[wassermj]

All the info is on that site- it's pretty thoroughly researched. Not a slave receipt but includes a signature of someone involved in an insurrection.

 

[Nano]

Glad it is not a slave receipt mate.Even touching one would make me feel stained forever. People eh.I have met people.What a bunch of *******s.

 

[CRUSADER]

Looks fine, its hard to make the black ink go brown over time which is what jumped out at me.