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Arrival of the sloop Mary Brow at Savannah (uncorroborated legacy record)

When
April 1766
Where
Port of Savannah, colony of Georgia (per legacy record)
Part of
First Direct Slave Import to Georgia

A legacy record asserts that the sloop Mary Brow reached Savannah with 78 captives from Saint-Louis, Senegal, calling it the first direct slave import into Georgia; no supplied passage corroborates this.

A legacy discovery row asserts that the sloop Mary Brow arrived in Savannah carrying 78 captives imported from Saint-Louis, Senegal, and identifies this as the first direct import of enslaved Africans into the American colony of Georgia. This first-import status is an unverified legacy assertion, not established history. No supplied passage mentions the ship, the captives, the origin, or the arrival, so these details remain uncorroborated by the retrieved evidence and are retained only as legacy lineage pending corroboration.

Sources

  1. Atlantic slave trade Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-19

Machine-drafted from the cited Wikipedia passages and checked by a reviewing model, not by a human editor. Every passage cites the revision it was written from; dates and places follow those passages.