The History of Terrorism
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People
People by political orientation
White supremacists
American white supremacists
American slave owners
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Category:American slave owners
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American people by status
American white supremacists
Slave owners by nationality
Slavery in the United States
Children
Alexander Balmain
Alexander McDougall
Benjamin Stoddert
Champ Ferguson
Charles Hodge
Chouteau
Confederate VP/Gov/Rep Alexander H. Stephens
Cotton Mather
Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer
Daniel Parke (Jr.)
Daniel Parke Custis
Duncan F. Kenner
Edward Covey
Edward Holyoke
Elizabeth Grierson
Francis Scott Key
Freeborn Garrettson
Gen John S. Mosby
Gen Nathan Bedford Forrest
George Clymer
George H. Steuart (politician)
George Read (American politician, born 1733)
George Washington Parke Custis
Gov/Col Thomas Lee (Virginia colonist)
Harvard & the Legacy of Slavery (report) enslavers
Henry Augustine Tayloe
Henry Croxton
Hercules Mulligan
Hispanic and Latino American slave owners
Increase Mather
J. Marion Sims
J. W. Comer
James H. Ladson
James Henley Thornwell
James Ladson
Jean-Pierre Chouteau
Jesse Batey
John Barker Church AKA John Carter
John Carroll (archbishop of Baltimore)
John Dickinson
John Parke Custis
John Winthrop
Jonathan Edwards (theologian)
Judge/Prof St. George Tucker
Ladson family
Lazarus Straus
Lewis Morris (state senator)
Mareen Duvall
Marie Laveau
Mary Anna Custis Lee
Maunsel White
Mayer Lehman
Members of Congress Who Happen to be Slave Owners
Members of the United States Congress who owned slaves
Mira Margaret Baird Vance
Pierre Chouteau Jr.
Plantation owners (planters)
Presidents of the United States who owned slaves
Prof Benjamin Rush AKA Master Bleeder
Richard Dobbs Spaight
Richard Taylor (general)
Rufus King
Samuel Johnson (American educator)
Samuel Mason
Samuel Polk
Slave owners from Mississippi
Slave owners from South Carolina
Slave owners from the Thirteen Colonies
Slave owners killed in the American Civil War
Stephen Duncan AKA the Largest Slave Owner in Mississippi
Stephen F. Austin AKA "Father of Texas"
The Rev. William Brattle
Thomas Fitzsimons
Thomas J. Foster
Timothy Dwight IV
Tobias Gibson
US AG Charles Lee
US AG/Sec/Gov Edmund Randolph
US Amb/Sec Robert R. Livingston (chancellor/founding father)
US Chief Justice John Marshall
US Chief Justice/Gov John Jay
US Gov Jonathan Trumbull
US Gov Thomas Sim Lee
US Gov/Judge Hamilton Rowan Gamble
US Gov/Maj Gen John Clark
US Gov/Rep Thomas Mann Randolph Jr.
US Gov/Rep William Aiken Jr.
US Gov/Rep/Amb Henry A. Wise
US Gov/Rep/Brig Gen Archibald Yell
US Gov/Rep/Judge/Maj Gen John A. Quitman
US Gov/Sen/Judge Richard Bassett (Delaware politician)
US Gov/Supreme Court Justice Thomas Johnson (judge)
US Maj Gen George Henry Thomas
US Pres James Madison
US Pres/VP/Sen John Tyler
US Rep William Henry Fitzhugh Lee
US Rep/Judge Richard Bland Lee
US Sen Charles Carroll of Carrollton
US Sen Nicholas Ware
US Sen Pierce Butler (American politician) (One of the largest slave holders in the US)
US Sen William Blount
US Sen William Samuel Johnson
US Sen/Amb John Randolph of Roanoke
US Sen/Gov Henry Dodge
US Sen/Gov/Rep Charles Pinckney (governor)
US Sen/Gov/Rep Henry Johnson
US Sen/Rep Robert Toombs
US Supreme Court Justice Bushrod Washington
US Supreme Court Justice James Wilson (Founding Father)
US Supreme Court Justice John McLean
US Supreme Court Justice Samuel Chase
US Supreme Court Justice/Sec/Sen/Rep Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar
Whether they were members of the Knights (KGC), good question, perhaps, because most land owning males in the South were conscripted into the knights. They didn't give you a choice, they made you join.
William B. Travis
William Brattle
William Byrd III
William Duer (Continental congressman)
William Lowndes (congressman)
William Luke Marbury Sr.
William Steuart (planter)
William Whipple