This is a list of slave traders operating in the U.S. state of North Carolina from settlement until 1865.
Dr. James Alston Baget & King Briggs, Cleveland County and Alabama Carson, North Carolina (?) Charles Carson & Smith, Burke County and New Orleans James Davis, North Carolina (?) English, North Carolina and Mississippi Elias Ferguson Obadiah Fields H. Forsyth, Statesville Lewis Garland Garret James Gladiss Tyre Glen, North Carolina (?) Alla Bam Bill Haden, North Carolina, Alabama, and Texas Bob Henry Heway, North Carolina and Alabama Alex. Hopkin, North Carolina and Georgia Howard, Chapel Hill, and Virginia James Huie and Josiah Huie, Rowan County Bob Huay, North Carolina Tillman (or Tilmon, Tilman, Tilghman) Hunt, North Carolina"United States, Census, 1850", FamilySearch https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M4BH-NHP Entry for Hunt and Mary Hunt, 1850. Samuel Hunter, Maryland and Guilford County Barnabas Ivy, Duplin County Larken Lynch, North Carolina and Virginia Henry Long, Person County J. A. McArthur, Clinton Spruce McCurry, Jerry Addison, and Add March, Davidson County and Memphis John McKane, North Carolina and Alabama D. McKay"Heavy Robbery" Newspapers.com, The Leisure Hour, January 27, 1859, https://www.newspapers.com/article/the-leisure-hour-heavy-robbery/143865533/ McKeller, Virginia or North Carolina? Ladson Mills, North Carolina and Mississippi Mr. Nash, Caswell County or Rockingham County Nelson, Hertford County Alexander Nelson, Guilford County Page, New Bern and New Orleans Everett Peterson, Clinton Joe Poindexter Capt. Poll, Maryland and North Carolina A. S. C. Powell, Clinton Luke Powell, Clinton Alexander Putney, North Carolina and Mississippi Col. Allen Rogers, Wake County John R. Sedgwick William Simpson David J. Southerland, Wilmington Charles T. Stevens, Clinton Mr. Stokes, North Carolina and Mississippi Tisdale, Nash County William Tisdale, North Carolina Tomkins Walker, Virginia and North Carolina Whitfield, North Carolina Thomas Woods, North Carolina and Mississippi Charles Yancey and Jackson Yancey, Virginia and North Carolina
See also List of slave traders of the United States Family separation in American slavery List of largest slave sales in the United States Movement to reopen the transatlantic slave trade Kidnapping into slavery in the United States Bibliography of the slave trade in the United States Slave markets and slave jails in the United States List of South Carolina slave traders
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