How different might Ayuba's experiences of slavery have been had he been sold in Jamaica rather than Maryland?

The transoceanic slave exchange is all around reported, however the individual existences of its exploited people are definitely not. Despite the fact that a huge number of Africans were conveyed to frontier America and sold as slaves there, we have just a couple of enduring accounts of people that are sufficiently finished to be called histories.

Two of these uncommon reported lives are those of Ayuba Suleiman Diallo and Yarrow Mamout, both most likely Fulani Muslims from Senegambia who were seized from their country and transported to Annapolis, Maryland, where they were sold as slaves. The two men lived long lives, the two men in the long run recaptured their opportunity, and, remakably, the two men had their representations painted.