Crew and Passengers On The Creole
Officers:
- Robert Ensor, of Richmond, VA, captain, wounded
- Zephaniah C. Gifford, first mate, wounded
- Lucius Stevens, second mate
Crew:
- Blinn Curtis, Owls Head, Maine, wounded
- William Devereux, free man of color, cook and steward
- Francis Foxwell
- Jacques Lacombe, Leconte or Lecompte, French helmsman
- Jacob Leitener, Prussian cook
- John Silvy (Antonio)
- Henry Sperk or Speck
Passengers:
- Captain's wife, baby and niece
- John R. Hewell, slave trader, killed
- Thomas McCargo, slave trader
- Theophilus J. D. McCargo, nephew of Thomas
- Lewis, an old slave of Thomas McCargo
- William Henry Merritt, slave trader
- Jacob Miller
Leaders of the slave revolt:
- Madison Washington
- Ben Blacksmith
- Elijah Morris
- Doc Ruffin
Participants:
- Pompey Garrison
- George Portlock
- Tyler
- Addison
- T. Smallwood
- William Glover
- America Woodis
- George Benton
- Adam Carney
- Reuben Knight
- Jordan Philips
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