Overview
Location
Autauga (now Elmore) Co., Alabama, a few miles from Montgomery
Date Constructed/ Founded
unknown
Associated Surnames
Fitzpatrick
Historical notes
none
Associated Slave Workplaces
none
Associated Free Persons
- Benjamin Fitzpatrick - plantation owner
- Sarah Terry Elmore Fitzpatrick - first wife of Benjamin Fitzpatrick
- Aurelia Rachel Blassingame Fitzpatrick - second wife of Benjamin Fitzpatrick
Associated Enslaved Persons
1840 Census, Benjamin Fitzpatrick
From the 1840 US Federal Census, Autauga Co., AL
- 1 male under age 10
- 1 male age 10-24
- 1 male age 24-35
- 1 female age 10-24
- 1 female age 24-35
1850 Slave Schedule, Benjamin Fitzpatrick
From the 1850 US Federal Slave Schedule, Wetumpka, Autauga Co., AL
1860 Slave Schedule, Benjamin Fitzpatrick
From the 1860 US Federal Slave Schedule, Wetumpka, Autauga Co., AL
- 113 slaves
- 27 slave houses
Research Leads and Plantation Records
- Benjamin Fitzpatrick Papers, 1819-1892, Autauga (now Elmore) and Hale Counties, Alabama. Subseries 1.1. Business, Financial, Personal, and Political Papers (1819-1869). This subseries comprises business, financial, personal, and political papers. Included are receipts for the purchase of slaves by his nephews, David and William Baldwin; Fitzpatrick's commission as a member of the Alabama state militia in 1823; receipts for the purchase of slaves and land, and for the sale of cotton
- Alabama Plantation Life in 1860, Governor Benjamin Fitzpatrick's "Oak Grove" by Mark Keller, The Alabama Historical Quarterly Vol. 38, No. 3, Fall 1976, p218.
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