African Americans in Campbell County

First African Americans in Kentucky

African Americans listed in Will Books (Updated 1 October 2015)

For the property tax lists 1787 through 1820, showing the number of Blacks owned by Campbell County head of households see the     Census and Tax List Index

Salt Works Accident-June 12, 1804

Grant & Company in Salt Works

Owners of Enslaved people-1810 Tax List

Enslaved people of Washington Berry-1813

Historical Home Built by Enslaved people-1818

Owners of Enslaved people-1820 Tax List

Abolitionists

Kentucky Governor's Report on Slaves 1845-1852

Steamboat Pilot Jim Bludso-1836

Elijah Herndon Will-1849

Slave Traders

Enslaved people in 1850 Census

Free Blacks in 1850 Census

Free Blacks in 1860 Census

Enslaved Records of the Garrett Family in 1854

Enslaved people and Free BlacksFebruary 5, 2017

Uncle Tom's Cabin Story-by Nathaniel Shaler

Freedom Seekers

Black Republican Convention

Enslaved people in 1860 Census

African American Citizens of Campbell County

African American Families

African Americans in 1870 Census

Fifteenth Amendment Celebration-1870

First Public Meeting-1870

Camp Meeting

African Americans in 1880 Census

African Americans in 1900 Census

African Americans in 1910 Census

Civil War Veterans

Baseball

Gambling

African American Soldiers in Campbell County

African American Union Soldiers in Kentucky Site

Northern Kentucky African Americans in the Navy during the Civil War

African Americans WWI Draft Registrations

African Americans in WWI Service

AfriGeneas Site

Colored Troops in Kentucky

African Americans from Kentucky buried in Alexandria Cemetery in Virginia

Population of Kentucky Schedule 1790-1860

First African American School in Newport-Southgate Street School

History of African American Education in Newport

Newport and Campbell County Population 1860-1950

Republican Troubadours-1876

Speers Hospital Admissions 1905-1909, 1917

National Underground Freedom Center

Institute for Freedom Studies at NKU

Northern Kentucky African American Heritage Task Force

Kentucky African American Encyclopedia

Cemeteries

Churches

DeathsNovember 25, 2016

Doctors

MarriagesNovember 25, 2016

Obituaries

Lieberth Club-1901

World War I Veterans

Kentucky African American Griots

Lawsuit of Former Eslaved men of James Taylor-1883

Lawsuit of Former Enslaved of James Taylor-1891

County Road and District Book-1888

Colored Republican League Club-1891

Republican Voters

Newport 1897 School Census

Newport Births 1908-1910

Mose Johnson Lawsuit-Former Slave of Thomas Hayden Nelson 1921

 

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