Alfred Francis Russell
Alfred Francis Russell ( born August 25, 1817 in Kentucky, † April 4, 1884 in Liberia) was the tenth President of Liberia.
Russell emigrated in 1833 with his mother and four siblings in Liberia one. He was first Methodist missionary and later owned a large coffee and sugar cane plantation. Since 1881, he worked as vice president under Anthony William Gardiner, the official duties of the previously diseased President took over on January 20, 1883, was the reigning incumbent to the elections in 1884.
Joseph Jenkins Roberts | Stephen Allen Benson | Daniel Bashiel Warner | James Spriggs Payne | Edward J. Roye | Skivring James Smith | Joseph Jenkins Roberts | James Spriggs Payne | Anthony W. Gardiner | Alfred F. Russell | Hilary RW Johnson | Joseph James Cheeseman | William D. Coleman | Garretson W. Gibson | Arthur Barclay | Daniel E. Howard | Charles DB King | Edwin Barclay | William S. Tubman | William R. Tolbert Jr. | Samuel K. Doe | Amos Sawyer | Ruth Perry | Charles Taylor | Moses Blah | Gyude Bryant | Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
- President ( Liberia)
- Vice-President ( Liberia)
- Politicians (19th Century )
- Liberian
- Born in 1817
- Died in 1884
- Man