Tubman

harriet tubman

By alyssa_2001

  • Harriet Tubman

    Harriet Tubman
    the date was unknow
    she was born in 1819 in Dorchester County, Maryland.

  • 1826

    1826
    Rented out for the first time by Brodas to Mrs. James Cook.

  • worked

    worked
    Harriet was sent to work in the fields - it was tantamount to hard labor she was beaten and had a curl life

  • 1831

    1831
    Heard her first stories of the Underground Railroad.

  • notice(runaway)

    notice(runaway)
    A Runaway notice was posted in the Cambridge Democrat which offered a reward of up to one hundred dollars for each slave returned

  • ran away

    ran away
    Harriet ran away from the Brodas plantation.

    Worked in a hotel in Philadelphia.

  • trying to rescue her sister

    trying to rescue her sister
    On December, she arranged with William Still to rescue her sister,
    Brother-in-law and their two children.

  • second trip

    second trip
    Made her second trip on the Underground Railroad, bringing away her brother, also discovering her husband infidelity.

  • the death of her husband

    the death of her husband
    Harriet found out the death of John Tubman.

  • pension

    pension
    Harriet was awarded a pension of twenty dollars, not for her services, but as Mr. Davis's widow.

  • home and land

    home and land
    Harriet turned her home and land over to the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church in Auburn, New York.

  • the death of harriet tubman

    the death of harriet tubman
    Harriet Ross Tubman died on