- There is no evidence of a plantation owned by John P. Robertson in Arkansas during the early 1800s.
North Carolina
- There is no evidence of a plantation owned by John P. Robertson in North Carolina during the early 1800s.
Alabama
- John P. Robertson did own and operated a plantation in Montgomery County Alabama. In 1840 he owned 200 slaves. There is no information found so far on the name or location of his plantation.
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