William Prince Ford

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William Prince Ford was a 19th-century Louisiana plantation owner and Baptist minister best known as the first enslaver of Solomon Northup, whose memoir "Twelve Years a Slave" recounts Ford's role in his captivity.

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instanceOf Baptist minister
human
plantation owner
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer self-employed plantation owner
ethnicGroup white American
familyName Ford NERFINISHED
genreOfAssociatedWork slave narrative
givenName William
hasReligionPosition Baptist preacher
hasRole slave owner
hasSlave Solomon Northup NERFINISHED
knownFor appearance in the memoir "Twelve Years a Slave"
being the first enslaver of Solomon Northup
languageOfWorkOrName English
middleName Prince
notableEvent purchase of Solomon Northup as an enslaved man
sale of Solomon Northup to Edwin Epps
notableWork role described in "Twelve Years a Slave"
occupation Baptist minister
planter
partOf antebellum slaveholding society of the American South
placeOfActivity Louisiana NERFINISHED
placeOfWork Louisiana plantations NERFINISHED
religion Baptist
residence Louisiana NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
socialStatus member of the Southern planter class
subjectOf "Twelve Years a Slave" by Solomon Northup NERFINISHED
timePeriod 19th century

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William Ford basedOn William Prince Ford