Datawork
Oceans of Kinfolk
Oceans of Kinfolk includes the names of more than 63,000 enslaved men, women and children trafficked to New Orleans, the nation’s largest market for buying and selling enslaved human beings, from domestic ports between 1818 and 1860. It is based on information drawn from thousands of ship manifests.
Louisiana Kindred
Based on information gathered from notarial records from Orleans Parish, Louisiana Kindred is a growing database of enslaved individuals who were sold in antebellum New Orleans, the nation’s largest market for buying and selling enslaved human beings.
Named in Affectionate Terms
Between the arrival of Charles Carroll I in Maryland in 1689 and the Civil War, the Carroll family enslaved approximately a thousand African and African American people. Named in Affectionate Terms is a resource for anyone seeking to learn about and remember those individuals