Harriet Tubman/conductor on the Undeground Railroad

Harriet was born

Jan 1, 1820

Minta which will be known as Harriet Tubman was born in Dorchester conutry in slavery. There was no record of her birth but she was born around 1819-1820.

Harriet was 2

Dec 23, 1822

When Harriet was 2 she started hearing stories of slavery and slaves.

Harriet was 3

Dec 23, 1823

When Harriet was 3 she already knew about fear and uneasiness.

Anti -Slavery

Nov 13, 1825

The National anti slavery published in New York made a commet on a onvention of the slaveholders in Maryland.

Hired out

Jul 16, 1826

Harriet when she was six-years old she began to do plantation work.

Being selled

Jul 23, 1826

Harriet knew what was happeing she was being pulled on a wagon by her new mistress.

A slave's dream

Mar 19, 1850

Harriet" visited the office office of Philadelphiavigilance commitee and all new slaves from the south who came to the North were seeking information.

First Short Novel

Apr 23, 1851

Harriet published her first short novel.

Arrival with the salves at West Canada

Dec 18, 1851

Harriet arrived at Canda West with eleven fugitives.

2nd trip for slaves

Dec 20, 1851

She planned her second trip to rescue a band of slaves from slavery to freedom to Canada.

Bit byBit to almost Civil War

Dec 30, 1851

From 1851-1857 the country was very close to civil war.

Bucktown

Dec 23, 1854

Harriet from the south reached Bucktown with a larger plan of slaves.

Her parents are FREE!

May 12, 1857

Harriet's life changed after she rescued her parents Old Rit and Ben from the South.

Documents on Harriet

Feb 19, 1863

Another document was made about Harriet Tubman by David Hunter.

GROWN UP AND THE STORIES HEARD

Sep 20, 1864

When Harriet was an adult she she was sufficiently grown up she kept hearing more and more fascinating stories from the fields.

Biography of Harriet published

Jan 9, 1869

The Life of Harriet Biography was announced and published.
written by.Mrs.BradFord's.

Harriet's 2nd husband died

Oct 14, 1888

"Nelson Davis died at 44 years old and was discharged of having
tuberculosis.

Harriet's Death

Mar 10, 1913

Harriet died last out of all of her friends and partners related to the Underground railroad.

Tribute to Harriet

Jul 12, 1914

"The city of Auburn paid tribute to her by raising flags and inscribe a broze tablet to her memory".