In Mississippi, young Pinchback grew up in comfortable surroundings on a large plantation. At the age of nine, he and his older brother, Napoleon, were sent by his parents to Ohio ...

At the time the family was on its way to begin a new life in Mississippi, where the senior Pinchback had purchased a new, much larger plantation.

P.B.S. Pinchback, born Pickney Benton Stewart Pinchback, was a freed slave and the son of a Mississippi white planter. Pinchback, a Republican and union soldier, made his way to ...

Pinchback was one of 10 children born to a white Mississippi planter and a former slave?whom the father had freed before the boy's birth. When the father died in 1848, the family ...

At the time the family was on its way to begin a new life in Mississippi, where the senior Pinchback had purchased a new, much larger plantation.

Pinchback. Pinckney Benton Stewart American Reconstruction-era politician Born: May 10 ... As a young man he worked on steamships traveling the Mississippi, Red, and Missouri rivers ...

Pinchback was fair-skinned, the son of a Mississippi planter and a colored woman who bore him ten children.

Pinckney Benton Stewart Pinchback, the son of a Mississippi white planter and a freed slave, became active in Republican Party politics in Louisiana as a delegate in the Republican ...

1848-1862: Pinchback is a cabin boy on ships from canals along the Ohio River to the Missouri. Red and Mississippi Rivers. Some reports say he began his career shining shoes in a ...

Pinchback. Pinckney Benton Stewart American Reconstruction-era politician Born: May 10 ... As a young man he worked on steamships traveling the Mississippi, Red, and Missouri rivers ...