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Well, they are, aren't they?

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>>654627

Leonard Cardozo - A Portuguese-Jewish trader who was involved in the slave trade in the 17th century.

Aaron Lopez - A notable Newport merchant during the 18th century who was involved in the transatlantic slave trade.

Moses Levy - A plantation owner in Florida who was a Jewish slave owner in the 19th century.

David Cohen Nassy - In the 18th century, he was known to be involved in the slave trade.

Jacob Mendes Seixas - He was known for trading in slaves in the 18th century.

Jonah Polack - Involved in trading and owning slaves in colonial South America.

Hyman Gratz - Part of a family that was involved in slave trading in the 18th century.

Benjamin Mendez - Engaged in the slave trade and owned slaves in the Caribbean.

David Lindo - Involved in the sugar and slave trade in the Caribbean.

Moses Cohen - Known to have engaged in slave trading activities in the 17th century.

Gabriel de la Costa - A merchant who was involved in the slave trade in the Dutch colony of Suriname.

Daniel Nassy - Known to have had slave holdings in the Caribbean.

Joseph de la Vigne - A Portuguese Jew who owned slaves in the 17th century.

Abraham de Lucena - Involved in the slave trade and ownership in the Caribbean.

Moses ben David de Sola - Known to have owned enslaved individuals in the Americas.

John M. de la Noy - A merchant in the Caribbean, known for being involved in the transatlantic slave trade, facilitating the trade of enslaved Africans to colonial plantations.

Joseph C. Nassy - An influential merchant and slave trader in the 18th century, particularly active in the Caribbean, known for his trading ventures that included enslaved people.

Samuel Cohen - A noted slave trader in the Americas, involved in the buying and selling of enslaved individuals, contributing to the commerce surrounding slavery.

Isaac de Castro Tartas - A 17th-century merchant involved in the slave trade in the Americas, active in trading enslaved Africans for his enterprises.

Jacob Franks - A prominent trader and slave owner based in New York during the 18th century, known for his extensive business in the slave trade and plantation ownership.

Solomon de la Motta - Involved in the slave economy, he owned enslaved individuals and participated in the trade networks linking Africa, the Caribbean, and the Americas.

Benjamin Mendez - An early 18th-century figure who owned enslaved people and was part of the commercial networks that supported the slave trade.

Moses de la Rocque - Known for operating slave plantations in the Americas, contributing to the ownership and trading of enslaved Africans.

David Pardo - An active merchant in the slave trade, involved in transactions related to enslaved individuals, particularly in relation to plantations in the Caribbean.

David de Sola - A trader involved in the transatlantic slave trade, known for his activities in Caribbean and South American ports.

Samuels Mendes - Engaged in the trade of enslaved people and owned ships that participated in the transport of enslaved Africans.

Esteban de la Rocha - A merchant in the Caribbean who participated in the slave trade and owned enslaved individuals.

Moisés da Costa - An individual involved in leasing and owning slaves in the American colonies.

David Nassy - A Jewish trader and slave owner in Suriname, involved in the sugar industry and slave trade.
Esteban de la Rosa - Owned slaves in the Caribbean and participated in the slave trade.

Samuel Pallache - A Moroccan Jew known to have been involved in the slave trade during the late 16th and early 17th centuries; operated between Europe and the Americas.

Daniel de la Vega - Involved in the slave trade in the Caribbean during the 17th century and owned slaves on sugar plantations.

Asher Levy - An early Jewish settler in New Amsterdam who owned slaves, contributing to the economy of the colony.

Moses Cohen Henriques - Engaged in the slave trade in the Portuguese colonies in the Americas and was known as a merchant in the 17th century.

Seligman Cohen - A Jewish merchant in the Caribbean, he engaged in the slave trade during the 18th century.

Simon de la Vega - A Sephardic Jew involved in the slave trade in the Caribbean.

Manuel de Azevedo - Engaged in various businesses, including slave ownership.

Joseph de Mendoza - Involved in the slave trade and owned slaves in the Americas.

Isaac Mendes - Active in the slave trade in the Caribbean and owned plantations.

Moses Cohen Henriques - Involved in mercantile businesses, including slave ownership.

Samuel Pallache - A Moroccan Jew engaged in trade, including the slave trade.

Baruch Spinoza - While primarily known as a philosopher, some accounts suggest he was connected to trading activities that included slave interests, though he himself did not own slaves.

Joseph P. de Leon - Involved in the slave trade in the Caribbean during the late 17th century.

Michael D'Arrieta - A Jewish slave trader active in the Americas during the 1600s.

David Abudarham - Known to have owned slaves in the 18th century.

Santiago de la Cruz - A trader who worked with enslaved individuals in the Americas.

Abram de la Vega - Associated with slave ownership in the Caribbean.

Joseph Nassy - Involved in the slave trade in the Dutch colony of Suriname.

David Coen - Engaged in the sugar and slave trades in the Caribbean.

Salomon Gans - Active in the Caribbean business environment, including slave-related activities.

Samuel Pallache (different from the one you mentioned) - A Moroccan-born Jew who was active in maritime trade and slavery.

Moses ben Joseph Cohen - Involved in trade, including the transport of enslaved people.

David Abravanel - A trader who dealt in slaves as part of his business dealings in the Caribbean.

Gabriel de la Corte (sometimes spelled as “Cortez”) - Known to have engaged in the slave trade during the colonial period.

Benjamin de Armas - Owned plantations that utilized slave labor in the Americas.

David de Sola - A merchant involved in slave trading in the Caribbean during the 18th century.

Samuel Pallache - A Moroccan Jew who was a privateer and trader; involved in trade, including possible slave trading, during the late 16th and early 17th centuries.

Moses or Moisés ben Joseph Cohen - Involved in commercial activities that may have included slave trading in the 17th century.

Esteban de la Rosa - Engaged in the African slave trade and was active in the Caribbean during the 17th century.

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