During this voyage the Igbo slaves rose up in rebellion taking control of the ship and drowning their captors in the process causing the grounding of the Morovia in Dunbar Creek at the site now locally known as Ebo Landing.
The "Morovia" went aground in Dunbar Creek at the site now locally known as Ebo Landing. During this voyage the Igbo slaves rose up in rebellion, taking control of the ship and drowning their captors in the process.
During this voyage the Igbo slaves rose up in rebellion, taking control of the ship and drowning their captors in the process. The "Morovia" went aground in Dunbar Creek at the site now locally known as Ebo Landing.
During this voyage the Igbo slaves rose up in rebellion, taking control of the ship and drowning their captors in the process. The "Morovia" went aground in Dunbar Creek at the site now locally known as Ebo Landing.