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List of Virginia slave traders

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This is a list of slave traders active in Virginia from the colonial period to 1865. Note: Alexandria was part of the District of Columbia from 1801 to 1846.

  • W. Abrahams, Richmond[1]
  • Robert Alvis, Richmond[1]
  • George W. Apperson, Richmond[1][2]
  • G. W. Atkinson (slave jail), Richmond[2]
  • John P. Ballard, Richmond[1]
  • Betts & Omohundro, Richmond[1]
  • James Birch, Alexandria
  • William H. Birch, Alexandria[3]
  • E. W. Blackburn, Richmond[1]
  • Browning, Moore & Co., Richmond[4]
  • Joseph Bruin, Alexandria[3]
  • E. A. J. Clopton, Richmond[5]
  • E. B. Cook, Richmond[1]
  • Dabney & Cauthorn, Richmond[1]
  • Ansley Davis, Petersburg[6]
  • B. Davis, Richmond[7]
  • George Davis, Lynchburg[8]
  • Hector Davis, Richmond[1][9]
  • Henry Davis, Petersburg[6]
  • John B. Davis, Richmond[1]
  • Benjamin & Solomon Davis, Richmond[1]
  • Solomon Davis, Richmond[7]
  • William Deupree or Dupree, Richmond[1][7]
  • R. H. Dickinson & Brother, Richmond[1][10]
  • Edward D. Eacho, Richmond[1][5]
  • R. Faundron, Richmond[1][7]
  • Franklin & Armfield, Alexandria
  • Goodin & Apperson, Richmond[1]
  • William Gouldin, Richmond[1]
  • M. Hart, Lynchburg[8]
  • Hill, Dickinson & Co. or Dickinson & Hill, Richmond[1][10][11]
  • R. D. James, Richmond[12]
  • Thomas Johnston, Richmond[1]
  • Jones & Slater (slave jail), Richmond[1][7]
  • George Kephart, Alexandria[3]
  • Newton M. Lee, Richmond[1][5]
  • Ash Levy, Richmond[1][7]
  • Robert Lumpkin, Richmond[1][13][7]
  • William Martin, Richmond[1]
  • Edward Matthews, Richmond[1]
  • McDaniel & Blackburn, Richmond[1][7]
  • Charles McMurray, Richmond[1][7]
  • William Murphy, Richmond[1]
  • E. Myers, Lynchburg[8]
  • Solomon Myers, Richmond[1]
  • Nott, Alexander & Co., Richmond[1]
  • John Omenhiser, Richmond[1]
  • O. Omohundro, Richmond[1][7]
  • Silas Omohundro, Richmond[14]
  • Otis, Dunlop & Co., Richmond[1]
  • Overley & Sanders, Petersburg and Maryland[6]
  • Peck, Lay & Co., Richmond[1]
  • Charles Phelps, Richmond[8]
  • Dabney Price, Richmond[1]
  • Price, Birch & Co., Alexandria [3]
  • Pulliam & Betts, Richmond[4]
  • David M. Pulliam, Richmond[1]
  • Peter Pulliam, Richmond[1]
  • Samuel Reese, Richmond[1][7]
  • Robinson and Smith[15]
  • Leonard T. Slater, Richmond[1]
  • Smith & Edmondson (or Edmonston), Richmond[1][7]
  • John W. Starke, Norfolk[6]
  • P. M. Tabb & Son, Richmond[16]
  • Bacon Tait, Richmond and New Orleans[1][2]
  • James M. Taylor & Son, Richmond[1]
  • H. N. Templeman, Richmond[1][7]
  • John J. Toler, Richmond[1]
  • Peterfield Trent, Richmond[1]
  • Fleming Tucker, Richmond[1]
  • John J. Whitehurst, Norfolk[6]
  • Seth Woodroof, Lynchburg[8]
  • Charles T. Wortham, Richmond[1]
  • William Wortham, Richmond[1]
  • William Wyatt, Richmond[1]

Richmond Slave Market Auction by Lefevre James Cranstone (1862)

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