Born Feb 12, 1809 - Died April 15, 1865

Hodgeville, Kentucky

He helped pass the 13th amendment

He was the tallest president at 6" 4

Born September 27, 1827 - Died January 16, 1901

Fayetteville, North Carolina

He was the first African American U.S. senator

He was a religious education leader as a chaplain for black troops in the Union Army

Born February 14, 1818 - Died February 20, 1895

Talbot, Maryland

Frederick Douglass became one of the foremost Black abolitionists and civil rights leaders in the United States

His birthday was not recorded but he celebrated his birthday on February 14

Born December 29, 1808 - Died July 31, 1875 in Tennessee

From Raleigh, North Carolina, U.S

Was impeached during reconstruction

Andrew was president on accident when Abraham was assassinated

Born June 21, 1832 - Died Aug. 1 1887

Georgetown, S.C

Longest tenure in the house of any black politician

Worked at wood and coal factory

Born April 4, 1792 - Died Aug 11, 1868

Danville Vt.

He helped pass the 14th Amendment

Thaddeus was elected legislature in 1833 and was reelected six times

Born April 27, 1822 - Died July 23, 1885

Point Pleasant, Ohio

Grant supported the 15th Amendment - Gives enslaved people the right to vote

Election - Grant's popular majority however was small - only about 306,000 out of 5,720,250 votes

Born April 5, 1839 - Died February 23, 1915

Beaufort, South Carolina

He taught himself to read and write

He fought for black civil rights, and legal protection of children of mixed parentage

Born February 9, 1814 - Aug 4, 1886

New Lebanon, New York

He was a Governor, and an American lawyer and became the Democratic presidential candidate in the disputed election of 1876

When Samuel died he left of bulk of his estate in trust for a free public library

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Born October 4, 1822 - Died January 17, 1893

Delaware, Ohio

2 days before Grants term expired, electoral commission decided in favor of the Republican candidate Hayes

1878 Hayes signs a law to allow women lawyers to practice before the U.S supreme court

August 06, 1848 - Died October 12, 1912

Georgia, United States

Ran a school for former slave children

Taylor broke Southern laws regulating the activity of slaves - later learned to read and write, that later helped her find a job in the army

Born 1797 ( Day not known ) - Died November 26, 1883

Rifton, New York

Joined the National Freed-men's Relief Association, and she was trying to give former slaves free land

in her childhood she had experienced visions and heard voices, which she attributed to God