• Dorcas Allen ✅
• Harriet Chappell Owsley ✅
• Mandie Quark 🍄 ✅
• Ruth Sterry ✅
• Nora Sterry ✅
• Puss Pettus ✅
• Charlotte Gilchrist ✅
• Eva Shafran ✅
• Betty Hoag ✅
• Lucy Chase and Sarah Chase ✅
• Judith Kelleher Schafer ✅

• Gordon K. Grant 🌱 🎨 ✅
• James Redmond 🎨 ✅
• Sherry Peticolas 🎨 ✅

Some admirer of the General's in Arkansas had sent him a live bear cub as a token of his esteem, and for a while the animal was kept on the front lawn of the Hermitage tied to one of the big holly trees. When Houston came to town Jackson decided that the bear should be a sacrifice to the distinguished visitor, and so the political leaders and neighbors were invited to come and partake of the bear-meat dinner.^[1]

That is the quintessence of the slave doctrine; labor degraded, the laborer degraded, money exalted, and the owner of property exalted.

— John Bolles, Boston Semi-Weekly Republican, September 9, 1848, via Schlesinger's The Age of Jackson (1945)

• Philip Lee (valet) ✅
• Kenner and Henderson 🌱 ✅
• Decatur slave-ship mutiny 🌱 ✅
• Richmond, Virginia slave market 🌱 ✅
• New Orleans slave market 🌱 ✅
• Paris, Kentucky slave coffle of summer 1822 ✅
• The Cage (Richmond, Virginia) ✅
• Gilbert (Tennessee) ✅
• Slave pass ✅
• Red flag (American slavery) ✅

1. William G. Ponder, Ephraim G. Ponder, James Ponder, and John G. Ponder ✅
2. Edward Stone ✅
3. N. C. Trowbridge ✅ - slave trading and piracy, plus bonus treason convictions!
4. John D. James, Thomas G. James, and David D. James ✅
5. E. H. Simmons ✅
6. N. A. McNairy ✅
7. A. J. Orr and D. W. Orr ✅
8. John W. Lindsey ✅
9. Rowan & Harris ✅
10. Sowell Woolfolk ✅
11. John W. Anderson (slave trader) ✅ - Chief Justice Marshall was an investor
12. Matthew Garrison (slave trader) ✅
13. John T. Hatcher ✅
14. John M. Gilchrist ✅
15. Jilson Dove ✅
16. Washington Robey ✅
17. Josiah Maples ✅
18. Forrest & Maples ✅
19. William Harker (slave trader) ✅
20. C. F. Hatcher ✅
21. C. M. Rutherford ✅
22. Elihu Creswell ✅ - grandson of U.S. Senator
23. Henry F. Slatter 🌱 ✅
24. James F. Purvis ✅

• List of Alabama slave traders ✅
• List of District of Columbia slave traders ✅
• List of Kentucky slave traders ✅
• List of Maryland and Delaware slave traders ✅
• List of Missouri slave traders ✅
• List of white American slave traders who had mixed-race children with enslaved black women ✅

• Cream of sorrel soup ✅