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Profile: Currasa
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In 1819 an international court located in Freetown, Sierra Leone liberated Currasa a male of 14 years. He was on board the slaving vessel Juanita, which departed from the port of Keta before being intercepted and taken to Freetown, Sierra Leone.
Name
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As it appears in registers [ ? ] Africans may have been listed with different names or names with different spellings in more than one register. Variants are listed to the right.
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Crootsey Currasa
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| Number of name contributions | 1 |
| Possible modern counterpart | Koumassa |
| Certainty | 80-100% |
Geographical Profile
| Language group | Igo |
| Certainty | 60-80% |
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Physical Profile
| Age | 14 |
| Gender | Male |
Voyage Details
| Voyage ID | 2318 |
| Ship name (year) | Juanita (1819) |
| Embarkation Port | Keta |
| Disembarkation Port | Freetown, Sierra Leone |
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Slave Vessels. Copyright 2009 Emory University. All rights reserved.
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