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Transportation to atlantic
60% of West Africa across the atlantic. -
Birth day
he was born in Bondu, Senegambia, West Africa. -
Captured by the Americans
He was captured for slavery in (European, West Africa or Atlantic) one this conflicts. -
The American Revolutionary War
He fought the Americans by waging a fierce and cruel guerrilla-style campaign from the Hudson to the Kentucky Rivers to interrupt the supply routes of the Continental Army. -
Left the army
The war ended and h left the army. He disappeared from the pages of history for four years. -
Earn
He was granted, as a veteran, a 200-acre parcle of land on Twelve Mile Creek. -
Sold his property
He worked for 3 yearsto clear the land and build a dwelling. He sold it because turning forest into a farm was dangerous. -
Petitions the Governor
Pawpine & a number of other free Africans petitions the Governor John G. Simcoe. -
Fight with the Americans
He had fought the Americans for the king, was no longer considered a "loyalist" because he was African. -
Attacking Canada
The Americans got mad at the British and attack Canada because they wanted to get more lands. -
Won the battle
The Americans won the last battle, two weeks after the peace terms had been fought on Candian soil. -
Pawpine's name disbanded
His name is on the papers that officially disbanded Runchry's "Coloured Corps". -
Request to go home
He wanted to go to his native country. He requested a ticket home to Africa. -
Death
He died at 1837 at the age of 81.
