Harriet Tubman Lifetime by Christopher Carter-brown

1822

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Harriet Tubman was born on March 6, 1822 and she was born a slave.

1830

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In 1830 she have suffered a traumatic in her head as a little girl. The injury have cause a lifetime of seizures and headaches, and vision.

1844

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In 1844 Harriet have married a man named John Tubman, a free black man, and her last name would changed from Ross to Tubman.

1850

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In 1850 Harriet Tubman have did the underground railroad so she have engineered her first rescue mission

1858

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Harriet Tubman have took her first trip to Boston which included her visiting with the abolitionists, so she would be able to raise money for her work on the underground railroad.

1857

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In 1857, Harriet Tubman was able to get her parents safely into Canada, and eventually to Auburn and ever New York, where she made her a home.

1859

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In 1859, she have worked with an abolitionist named John Brown and the other as they planned and his raid on the federal arsenal at the Harper's Ferry, Virginia.

1860

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In 1860, she have helped rescue Charles Nalle, a fugitive from slavery, and she have became involved in the women suffrage movement.

1890

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In 1890, She have went into major surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital because as an enslaved child, she endured a severe head injury when an overseer hurled a lead weighet at her when that people was in anger.

March 10, 1913

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In 1913, Harriet Tubman have married a Civil War veteran named Nelson Davies, and then they have adopted their daughter named Gertie, then on March 10, 1914, Harriet Tubman have died of pneumonia and then was buried on a Fort Hill Cemetery in Auburn.