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Sunday, April 17, 2011

The 13 Richest Americans Of All Time

John D. Rockefeller 1885

The richest Americans in history come primarily from several eras of extreme inequality.


One group of robber barons, like John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie, lived between the Gilded Age and the Roaring Twenties.


Then there are the tech mavens and investors who made a fortune in the past twenty years.


We identified peak net worth for historical figures based on scholarly estimates. All figures are adjusted for inflation.

#13 Warren Buffett



Peak fortune: $63.9 billion


Born: 1930


Source of wealth: Investments. The Oracle of Omaha joined Berkshire Hathaway as chairman in 1970 and hasn't looked back. He has pledged to give away 99 percent of his money.



Estimate from 2008 Forbes list of billionaires, adjusted for inflation.




#12 Sam Walton



Peak fortune: $64.5 billion


Born: 1918


Source of wealth: Founded Walmart in 1962 and lived a famously humble life. As Walmart keeps growing, Walton's four children have individual fortunes around $20 billion each.

Estimate from economist Peter Bernstein via Forbes, adjusted for inflation.




#11 Marshall Field



Peak fortune: $66.1 billion


Born: 1834


Source of wealth: He started the retail store chain Marshall Field and Co. in Chicago during the Civil War.


Estimate from economist Peter Bernstein via Forbes, adjusted for inflation.





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