James DeWolf (1764-1837)

"Captain Jim" of Bristol, U.S. Senator from Rhode Island

He was the reviled slave trader who escaped prosecution having murdered one of his slaves and was said to have died the 2nd richest man in America. He lived at "The Mount" a 28-room mansion built in 1808 that was later destroyed by fire. He married his wife, Nancy Bradford, in 1790 and they were the parents of ten children.

Parents

Mark Anthony DeWolf

Mark Anthony DeWolf I, Slave Trader, of Bristol, Rhode Island

1726-1793

Abigail (Potter) DeWolf

Mrs Abigail Hazel (Potter) DeWolf

1725-1809

Spouse

Nancy (Bradford) DeWolf

Mrs "Ann" (Bradford) DeWolf

1770-1838

Children

James DeWolf II

James DeWolf II, of Bristol, Rhode Island

1790-1845

Mary Ann (DeWolf) Sumner

Mrs "Marianne" (DeWolf) Perry, Sumner

1795-1834

Francis LeBaron DeWolf

Francis LeBaron DeWolf, of Bristol, Rhode Island

1797-1825

Mark Anthony DeWolf

Mark Anthony DeWolf, of Bristol, Rhode Island

1799-1851

William Henry DeWolf

"The Commodore" D'Wolf, of Bristol, Rhode Island

1802-1853

Harriet (DeWolf) Hall

Mrs Harriette (DeWolf) Hall

1804-1823

Catherine (DeWolf) Davis

Mrs Catherine (DeWolf) Dodge, afterwards Davis

1806-1853

Nancy (DeWolf) Homer

Mrs Nancy Bradford (DeWolf) Homer

1808-1856

William Bradford DeWolf

William Bradford DeWolf, of Bristol, Rhode Island

1810-1862

Josephine (DeWolf) Lovett

Mrs Josephine Maria (DeWolf) Lovett

1812-1901

Associated Houses

Linden Place

Bristol, Rhode Island