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About Americo Liberian People
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Geographic Distribution: Americo Liberian populations across 1 country
Each row is ranked by the group's share of that country's population, with the source citation drawn from published census and demographic surveys. Click through for the full per-country phenotype profile.
| Country | Share | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Liberia | 2.5% | Liberia 2008 Census plus historical estimates; Americo-Liberian (~2.5%); the historic settler community descended from freed African-American slaves who emigrated to Liberia 1820s-1860s under the American Colonization Society. Politically dominant historically until the 1980 coup |
Typical Americo Liberian Phenotypes
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Notable Americo Liberian People
37 reference figures, sourced from Wikipedia
- Wilmot Collins, Liberian-born American politician serving as the mayor of Helena, Montana
- William V.S. Tubman, Liberian President and father of modern Liberia
- William Tolbert, Last True Whig Party President
- Nathaniel Barnes, Liberian businessman and politician
- Charles Cecil Dennis, Liberian diplomat and politician
- C. Cyvette M. Gibson, Mayor of Paynesville, Liberia
- Louis Arthur Grimes, Liberian jurist
- Richard Abrom Henries, Liberian politician
- Elijah Johnson, Liberian pioneer and founding father of Liberia
- James A. A. Pierre, Liberian politician
- Charles Taylor, convicted war criminal and last Americo-Liberian President
- Hilary Teague, Liberian pioneer and author of the Liberian Declaration of Independence
- Frank E. Tolbert, Liberian politician and businessman
- E. Reginald Townsend, Liberian politician and journalist
- Winston Tubman, Liberian lawyer and politician
- Clarence Lorenzo Simpson Sr., Liberian politician and former Vice President
- Kimmie Weeks, Liberian human rights activist
- Edward Wilmot Blyden, Liberian intellectual scholar and Pan-Africanist pioneer
- Mary Antoinette Brown-Sherman, Liberian educator and first African woman to serve as president of a university
- Anna E. Cooper, educator, dean of the University of Liberia
- Helene Cooper, journalist for The New York Times
- John Payne Jackson, influential journalist in the Lagos Colony and founder of the Lagos Weekly Re…
- Romeo A. Horton, a founder of the Africa Development Bank
- Clarence Lorenzo Simpson Jr., Liberian judge and businessman
- Benoni Urey, Liberian businessman and the wealthiest Liberian
- Rhoda Weeks-Brown, General counsel to the IMF
- Solomon Carter Fuller, Liberian pioneer and African-American psychiatrist and physician
- Joseph Jenkins Roberts, first and seventh president; born in Norfolk, Virginia
- Stephen Allen Benson, second president; born in Cambridge, Maryland
- Daniel Bashiel Warner, third president; born in Baltimore County, Maryland
- James Spriggs-Payne, fourth and eighth president; born in Richmond, Virginia
- Edward James Roye, fifth president; born in Newark, Ohio.
- James Skivring Smith, sixth president; born in Charleston, South Carolina
- Anthony W. Gardner, ninth president; born in Southampton County, Virginia
- Alfred Francis Russell, tenth president; born in Lexington, Kentucky
- William D. Coleman, thirteenth president; born near Lexington in Fayette County, Kentucky
- Garretson W. Gibson, fourteenth president; born in Baltimore, Maryland
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Frequently asked questions about Americo Liberian people
Where is the Americo Liberian homeland?
The Americo Liberian homeland is Liberia in West Africa.
What countries do Americo Liberian people live in?
Americo Liberian populations are documented across 1 country: Liberia.
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