These names in the 1810 Census for Schenectady County were classified as "All Other Free Persons" (i.e., free African-American and Native American) and did not have any "Free White" members. They were concentrated in the first two wards of the City of Schenectady, with a few more in the Town of Princetown and the third and fourth wards of Schenectady (which became the towns of Rotterdam and Glenville in 1820).
The 188 "Other Free Persons" in Schenectady County in 1810 accounted for 1.84% of the county's population. See the 1810 demographic statistics for more details.
- Banker, Jane (SCH1)
- Bloodgood, Thomas (SCH1)
- Bray, Samson (SCH4)
- Briggs, Thomas (SCH1)
- Dal, Dick (SCH1)
- Fitland, Charles (SCH1)
- Goosberry, Thomas (SCH2)
- Graves, Thomas (SCH2)
- Helmus, Jack (SCH2)
- Jackson, Henry Junr. (SCH2)
- Jackson, Thomas (SCH2)
- James, Oliver (SCH4)
- Little, Thomas (SCH2)
- Robinson, Robert (SCH1)
- Samson, Richard (SCH2)
- Sanderse, Dick (SCH1)
- Sherman, Christopher (SCH2)
- Simson, Fortune (PRI) [written as Fotin]
- Spak, Nicholas (SCH1)
- Spauk, Peter (SCH1)
- Thomas, Thomas (SCH1)
- Thomas, Thomas (SCH2)
- Thomson, James (SCH3)
- Thomson, John (SCH2)
- Thomson, Nicholas (SCH2)
- Thomson, Sam (SCH1)
- Wright, Richard P. G. (SCH2)