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Singleton, Benjamin (1809–1892)
In 1809, Benjamin Singleton, one of the most prominent men at establishing African American settlements in the post–Civil War era, was born in Nashville, Tennessee. Sold into slavery on numerous occasions, Singleton always managed to escape, yet consistently returned to ...
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