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African American History

Slavery, Slave holders & more

Thomas D. Rice; Lynching in the United States; Robert Charles; Robert Charles riots; Negro Fort; Fort Mose Historic State Park; 1811 German Coast uprising; Sundown town; Slave iron bit; Scold's bridle; Breeding of enslaved people in the United States; List of presidents of the United States who owned slaves; Adelicia Acklen; William Wirt Adams; Thomas Affleck (planter); William Aiken Jr.; Valcour Aime; James L. Alcorn; Robert A. Alexander; Julius Caesar Alford; William W. Allen; Alexander Allison; Philip Alston (counterfeiter); Charles D. Anderson; Robert Anderson (Civil War); Andrea Dimitry; Archibald Hunter Arrington; David Rice Atchison; Jeptha Atherton; John James Audubon; Stephen F. Austin; David Jackson Bailey; Simmons Jones Baker; Alexander Balmain; James Barbour; James Barbour (lawyer); John S. Barbour; Philip P. Barbour; P. T. Barnum; Robert Ruffin Barrow; John Meredith Bass; Joel Allen Battle; Nicholas Bayard; Erasmus W. Beck; John Bell (Tennessee politician); Judah P. Benjamin; Ezra T. Benson; Thomas Hart Benton (politician); William Berkeley (governor); John M. Berrien; Marion Bethune; William Beverley; William Wyatt Bibb; James G. Birney; Edward Junius Black; Richard Bland; James Boggs (general); Spires Boling; Johann Martin Boltzius; Shadrach Bond; Daniel Boone; Nathan Boone; Pierre Bossier; James Bowie; George Boxley; Braxton Bragg; William L. Brandon; J. Rufus Bratton; Carter Braxton; John C. Breckinridge; William Brent Jr.; Robert Brent; Abbott Hall Brisbane; Thomas Patterson Brockman; Thomas Brooke Sr.; Preston Brooks; James E. Broome; James Brown (Louisiana politician); John Brown (Mormon pioneer); Joseph E. Brown; Moses Brown; Don Carlos Buell; Archibald Bulloch; James Stephens Bulloch; William Bellinger Bulloch; Chang and Eng Bunker; Armistead Burwell (planter); Pierce Butler; Richard C. Byrd; William Byrd III; Samuel I. Cabell; Joseph Caldwell; Floride Calhoun; John C. Calhoun; Richard K. Call; William Overton Callis; Benedict Swingate Calvert; Charles Benedict Calvert; John Archibald Campbell; Milton A. Candler; James Cantey; John S. Carlile; Julian Carr (industrialist); Charles Carroll the Settler; Charles Carroll of Carrollton; Daniel Carroll; Frances Ann Tasker Carter; George Carter I; Landon Carter; Robert Carter I; Robert Carter III; Samuel A. Cartwright; Moses Carver; Archibald Cary; George Cary (Georgia politician); John Catron; Absalom Harris Chappell; Robert M. Charlton; Samuel Chase; William Henry Chase; Benjamin Chew; Auguste Chouteau; Jean-Pierre Chouteau; Alonzo S. Church; John Barker Church; Thomas James Churchill; Jeremiah Watkins Clapp; Abraham Clark; Daniel Clark (Louisiana politician); James West Clark; John Clark (Georgia governor); William Clark; George J. F. Clarke; Green Clay; Henry Clay; Augustin Smith Clayton; Thomas Green Clemson; Duncan Lamont Clinch; George Clinton (vice president); George Clymer; Coast Salish; Howell Cobb (born 1772); Thomas W. Cobb; Thomas Reade Rootes Cobb; Nicholas H. Cobbs; John Hartwell Cocke; Philip St. George Cocke; Mark R. Cockrill; John E. Coffee; Edward Coles; Alfred H. Colquitt; Walter T. Colquitt; J. W. Comer; Barnes Compton; Thomas Contee; James Sevier Conway; Philip Cook (general); Zadock Cook; Mark Anthony Cooper; Samuel Cooper (general); Stephen A. Corker; Dabney Cosby; James Hamilton Couper; Marie Couvent; Elijah Craig; George W. Crawford; Joel Crawford (politician); Martin Jenkins Crawford; John Cruger; Aspasia Cruvellier Mirault; Daniel Parke Custis; George Washington Parke Custis; John Custis; John Parke Custis; Alfred Cuthbert; John Alfred Cuthbert; Willis J. Dance; Henry Darnall II; William Lee Davidson; Jefferson Davis; Joseph Emory Davis; Joseph R. Davis; William Crosby Dawson; Oliver De Lancey (American loyalist); William Barton Wade Dent; Jean Noël Destréhan; Thomas Roderick Dew; William Dewitt; John Dickinson; Henry Dodge; Dudley M. DuBose; Antoine Dubuclet; John Duff (counterfeiter); Francis E. Dumas; Stephen Duncan; Charles H. DuPont; William Pope Duval; Gabriel Duvall; Mareen Duvall; Jubal Early; Peter Early; Jonathan Edwards (theologian); Ninian Edwards; William P. Edwards; Perry J. Eggborn; John Elliott (Georgia politician); Stephen Elliott (bishop); William Ellison; William R. Elliston; Elihu Embree; Francis W. Eppes; John Wayles Eppes; Richard Eppes; William Ewen; Jacob Ezekiel; Joseph Fairbanks; Ferdinando Fairfax; Thomas Fairfax, 6th Lord Fairfax of Cameron; Thomas Fairfax, 9th Lord Fairfax of Cameron; Charles J. Faulkner; Sandford Faulkner; Thomas T. Fauntleroy (lawyer); Rebecca Latimer Felton; Samuel W. Ferguson; Joseph Finegan; Joshua Fisher (merchant); George Fitzhugh
Chapter 1: William Bennett Fleming; Read Fletcher; Thomas Fletcher (Arkansas politician); John Floyd (Georgia politician); William Floyd; James Ford (pirate); Nathaniel Ford; Nathan Bedford Forrest; John Forsyth (politician); Tomlinson Fort (congressman); William A. Forward; Nathaniel Greene Foster; Thomas Flournoy Foster; Josiah Francis (Hillis Hadjo); Milly Francis; Benjamin Franklin; Isaac Franklin; James C. Freeman; Richard Fuller (minister); Christopher Gadsden; John P. Gaines; Benjamin Gaither; Hamilton Rowan Gamble; Roger Lawson Gamble; Landon Garland; Hugh A. Garland; Theophilus T. Garrard; Freeborn Garrettson; Lucius Jeremiah Gartrell; Horatio Gates; Thomas Gillespie (North Carolina plantation owner); George Rockingham Gilmer; Stephen Girard; Samuel Gist; Thomas Glascock; Jane Cocking Glover; William L. Goggin; William Goode (politician); John Brown Gordon; Harry Dorsey Gough; Samuel F. Gove; Julia Grant; Ulysses S. Grant; Seaton Grantland; Stephen A. D. Greaves; Alexander Little Page Green; John Faucheraud Grimké; Button Gwinnett; James Habersham; James Habersham Jr.; Joseph Habersham; Richard W. Habersham; George Hairston; Robert Hairston; Bolling Hall; Lyman Hall; James Henry Hammond; Nathaniel Job Hammond; Samuel Hammond; Wade Hampton I; Wade Hampton II; Wade Hampton III; George Hancock (Virginia politician); John Hancock; John Hanson; Hugh A. Haralson; Thomas Hardeman Jr.; John Harding (Southern planter); William Giles Harding; Henry R. Harris; Isham G. Harris; Benjamin Harrison IV; Benjamin Harrison V; Grancer Harrison; William Henry Harrison; Benjamin Hawkins; James Boyd Hawkins; Robert Y. Hayne; Stephen Heard; Robert Johnson Henderson; Patrick Henry; Thomas Heyward Jr.; Benjamin Harvey Hill; John Hill (planter); Joshua Hill (politician); Isaac H. Hilliard; Junius Hillyer; Eufrosina Hinard; Jacob Hite; James Hoban; Benjamin Lewis Hodge; Charles Hodge; Asa Hodges; Robert H. Hodsden; Hopkins Holsey; Hines Holt; William Hooper; Stephen Hopkins (politician); Margaret Lea Houston; Sam Houston; George Howard (Governor of Maryland); John Eager Howard; Abijah Hunt; David Hunt (planter); Memucan Hunt; Alexander Hunter (planter); Andrew Hunter (lawyer); Eppa Hunton; Fielding Hurst; Alfred Iverson Jr.; Alfred Iverson Sr.; Andrew Jackson; Jabez Young Jackson; James Jackson (congressman); Joseph Webber Jackson; Stonewall Jackson; Lorenzo James; John Jay; Martha Jefferson; Peter Jefferson; Randolph Jefferson; Thomas Jefferson; Robert Jemison Jr.; Margaret Johnson Erwin Dudley; Andrew Johnson; Anthony Johnson (colonist); Bradley Tyler Johnson; Herschel Vespasian Johnson; James Johnson (Georgia politician); Lycurgus Johnson; Richard Mentor Johnson; Robert Gibbon Johnson; Robert Ward Johnson; Samuel Johnson (American educator); Silvester Johnson; Thomas Johnson (jurist); William Johnson (judge); Joseph E. Johnston; George Jones (U.S. senator); John James Jones; John William Jones; Noble Jones; Seaborn Jones; Duncan F. Kenner; John Ker (planter); Francis Scott Key; Joseph Buckner Killebrew; John Pendleton King; Roswell King; Thomas Butler King; William R. King; Anna Kingsley; Zephaniah Kingsley; Klamath people; James H. Ladson; James Ladson; Delphine LaLaurie; Charles Augustus Lafayette Lamar; Henry Graybill Lamar; John Basil Lamar; Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar; Henry Laurens; Charles Lee (Attorney General); Francis Lightfoot Lee; George Hay Lee; Henry Lee III; Mary Anna Custis Lee; Philip Lee Sr.; Richard Lee I; Richard Bland Lee; Richard Henry Lee; Robert E. Lee; Thomas Lee (Virginia colonist); Thomas Sim Lee; William Henry Fitzhugh Lee; Mayer Lehman; John T. Lesley; Rufus E. Lester; Francis Levett; Fielding Lewis; John Henry Livingston; Philip Livingston; Robert R. Livingston (chancellor); Edward Lloyd (Governor of Maryland); Peter Early Love; Christopher Lowndes; William Lowndes (congressman); Robert Lowry (governor); Eliza Lucas; John Henry Lumpkin; Wilson Lumpkin; Stephen Lush; Charles Lynch (judge); John Lynch (1740–1820); Patrick Neeson Lynch; Thomas Lynch Jr.; William McIntosh; Archibald T. MacIntyre; Nathaniel Macon; Charles MacTavish; Ambrose Madison; Dolley Madison; James Madison; James Madison Sr.; William Mahone; Eulalie de Mandéville; Gabriel Manigault (merchant); Basil Manly Sr.; Francis Marion; Henry Marshall (politician); John Marshall; Levin R. Marshall; Joseph Martin (general); Thomas Bryan Martin; George Mason I; George Mason II; George Mason; James Murray Mason; Samuel Mason; Cotton Mather; Increase Mather; David Mathews; Vincent Mathews; James Matlack; Robert Matson; John Walker Maury; Mary Maverick; Samuel Maverick; Samuel Maverick (colonist); Harriet Byron McAllister; John McDonogh; Joseph McDowell Jr.; Hugh McGary; Randal McGavock; Edward McGehee; Alexander McGillivray; Lachlan McGillivray; James McHenry; James Iver McKay; John McKinley; Cowles Mead; William Meade; Timothy Meaher; Pierre Menard; David Meriwether (Georgia politician); James Archibald Meriwether; James Meriwether; Marie Thérèse Metoyer; Arthur Middleton (1681–1737); Henry Middleton; John Milledge; Homer V. M. Miller; John B. Minor; William J. Minor; James Monroe; Frank A. Montgomery; John Motley Morehead; Charles Morgan (businessman); Daniel Morgan; John Hunt Morgan; John Tyler Morgan; Lewis Morris; Peter Manigault; Jackson Morton; John S. Mosby; Raphael J. Moses; Mothers of Gynecology Movement; Samuel Mudd; Hercules Mulligan; Charles Murphey; Mushulatubbee; John Neilson (colonel); William Ancrum; Ocoee massacre; Battle of Fort Pillow; Elaine massacre; Camp Van Dorn Slaughter; Honky; Cracker (term); Jim Crow (character); William Lee (valet); Timbuctoo, New York; Guinea Town, New York; Brazil nut; Niggerhead; Negro Creek (Wyoming); Negro Creek (South Dakota); Nigger; Free people of color; Quadroon; Slave codes; History of slavery in New York (state); Slavery in the United States; Congo Square; Black Dahlia; Treatment of the enslaved in the United States; Atlantic slave trade; Mary Ellen Pleasant; Slavery in the colonial history of the United States; American Colonization Society; Slave patrol; The Slave Community; The Peculiar Institution; Sankofa (film); Slavery at Tuckahoe plantation; Plantation complexes in the Southern United States; Slave market; Seasoning (slavery)
Chapter 2: Slavery in colonial Spanish America; Sugar plantations in the Caribbean; Colonial molasses trade