Arkansas Black Civil War History
Ft. Smith’s Musical Treasure
Alphonso Trent
Alphonso Trent
Afr. Am Deaths and Burials
Ark Black History Links
Ft. Smith History Links
ArkansasFreedmen.com is owned and maintained by Angela Y. Walton-Raji. Use of material cannot be used without permission. For information, contact AngelaW859@aol.com. Page Updated January 10, 2010
Slave Owners, Crawford County, Arkansas
(Source: United States Federal Census. Slave Schedule-Sebastian County Arkansas 1860. National Archives Publication M432 Microfilm Reel 25. )
Note that Ft. Smith, Sugar Loaf and other townships were part of Crawford County, until 1851 when Sebastian County was formed.
Sugar Loaf Township
Francis W. Daniels – 2 slaves
Reuben Gardenhire – 4 slaves
Margaret Glenn - -1 slave
Asa Tanner – 3 slaves
Elijah J. Wallace – 13 slaves
Reuben Gardenhire – 4 slaves
Margaret Glenn -
Elijah J. Wallace – 13 slaves
Big Creek Township
Felix G. Ake – 4 slaves
Matthew Arbuckle – 39 slaves
John Arbuckle – 5 slaves
Aaron Barling – 8 slaves
Matthew Arbuckle – 39 slaves
John Arbuckle – 5 slaves
Aaron Barling – 8 slaves
Ft. Smith
John Atkinson – 2 slaves
Joseph H. Bailey – 5 slaves
Parker R. Beasley – 1 slave
Joseph Bennett – 14 slaves
Charles A. Birnie – 5 slaves
George S. Birnie – 5 slaves
Alice Bourland – 2 slaves
John Bukell – 2 slaves
John Carnell – 4 slaves
Asa Clark – 2 slaves
Benjamin T. Duval – 1 slave
William Duval – 14 slaves
William W. Flemming –9 slaves
Franklin F. Flint – 5 slaves
Augustus W. Gaines – 4 slaves
Samuel L. Griffith – 11 slaves
Marhsall Grimes – 1 slave
John R.H. Hendry – 1 slave
Charles B. Johnosn – 8 slaves
Jeremiah R. Kannady – 2 slaves
John H. Main – 16 slaves
L. S. Marchand – 6 slaves
Michael Mayers – 3 slaves
Adolphus Meyer – 1 slave
Mary Miller – 4 slaves
Thomas McCarron – 2 slaves
William M. Patterson – 1 slave
John Rogers – 13 slaves
John M. Smith – 6 slaves
Mitchell Sparks – 2 slaves
Nicholas Spring – 4 slaves
William B. Sutton – 11 slaves
Joseph H. Bailey – 5 slaves
Parker R. Beasley – 1 slave
Joseph Bennett – 14 slaves
Charles A. Birnie – 5 slaves
George S. Birnie – 5 slaves
Alice Bourland – 2 slaves
John Bukell – 2 slaves
John Carnell – 4 slaves
Asa Clark – 2 slaves
Benjamin T. Duval – 1 slave
William Duval – 14 slaves
William W. Flemming –9 slaves
Franklin F. Flint – 5 slaves
Augustus W. Gaines – 4 slaves
Samuel L. Griffith – 11 slaves
Marhsall Grimes – 1 slave
John R.H. Hendry – 1 slave
Charles B. Johnosn – 8 slaves
Jeremiah R. Kannady – 2 slaves
John H. Main – 16 slaves
L. S. Marchand – 6 slaves
Michael Mayers – 3 slaves
Adolphus Meyer – 1 slave
Mary Miller – 4 slaves
Thomas McCarron – 2 slaves
William M. Patterson – 1 slave
John Rogers – 13 slaves
John M. Smith – 6 slaves
Mitchell Sparks – 2 slaves
Nicholas Spring – 4 slaves
William B. Sutton – 11 slaves
Marion Township
John Boothe – 9 slaves
Samuel Caldwell – 2 slaves
Henrietta Curtis – 1 slave
Henry Gouger – 1 slave
James Gwaltney – 3 slaves
John G. Little – 2 slaves
Harmon Mickel – 4 slaves
Samuel Caldwell – 2 slaves
Henrietta Curtis – 1 slave
Henry Gouger – 1 slave
James Gwaltney – 3 slaves
John G. Little – 2 slaves
Harmon Mickel – 4 slaves
Upper Township, Ft. Smith
Sally Ballard – 15 slaves
John Barnes – 1 slave
Sarah P. Gibson – 16 slaves
Pleasant Gordon – 5 slaves
Thomas Lewis – 1 slave
George D. May – 3 slaves
Harriett C. Nowland – 8 slaves
Thomas Quesenbury – 10 slaves
Elias Rector – 9 slaves
Archibald Rutherford – 6 slaves
Samuel M. Rutherford – 11 slaves
George B. Stagner – 3 slaves
Gibson Stagner – 2 slaves
Dennis Trammell – 1 slave
Thomas Walden – 3 slaves
Thomas E. Wilson – 10 slaves
Continue to Part 2
John Barnes – 1 slave
Sarah P. Gibson – 16 slaves
Pleasant Gordon – 5 slaves
Thomas Lewis – 1 slave
George D. May – 3 slaves
Harriett C. Nowland – 8 slaves
Thomas Quesenbury – 10 slaves
Elias Rector – 9 slaves
Archibald Rutherford – 6 slaves
Samuel M. Rutherford – 11 slaves
George B. Stagner – 3 slaves
Gibson Stagner – 2 slaves
Dennis Trammell – 1 slave
Thomas Walden – 3 slaves
Thomas E. Wilson – 10 slaves
Continue to Part 2