Kinna
text and image from Barber, A
History of the Amistad Captives, (Barber, Hitchcock and Stafford, 1840):
22. KIN-NA (man or big man) 5 ft. 5 1/2 in., has a bright countenance, is
young, and, since he has been in New Haven, has been a good scholar. His parents
and grandparents were living; has four brothers and one sister. He was born at Si-ma-bu,
in the Mendi country; his king, Sa-mang, resided at the same place. He was seized
when going to Kon-gol-li, by a Bullom man, who sold him to Luiz, at Lomboko.
Documents: Kinna, like Kale wrote a letter to John Quincy Adams on the eve of the Supreme Court trial.
