#ANTI SLAVERY MANUSCRIPTS FREE#

#ANTI SLAVERY MANUSCRIPTS FREE#

Chronology 1820 Born, Bucktown, Dorchester County, Maryland 1844 Married John Tubman, Black Free Man 1849 Escaped from slavery leaving behind her parents, brothers, sisters, and husband 1849 - 59 Made 20 trips south carrying over 300 slaves back to freedom 1851 First arrived in Canada (St. This Tablet is Erected by the Citizens of Auburn, 1914. 'On My Underground Railroad I Nebber Run My Train Off De Track and I Nebber Los' a Passenger.' With Implicit Trust in God She Braved Every Danger and Overcame Every Obstacle Withal She Possessed Extraordinary Foresight and Judgment so That She Truthfully Said. Conrad after completion of his work.īronze tablet in memory of Harriet Tubman unveiled Friday, June 12, 1914, under the auspices of the Auburn Business Men's Association and Cayuga County Historical Society, Auburn, New York.ĭied in Auburn, New York, March 10th 1913Ĭalled the 'Moses' of Her People During the Civil War, With Rare Courage She Led Over Three Hundred Negroes Up From Slavery to Freedom and Rendered Invaluable Service as Nurse and Spy.

It was deposited in the New York Public Library's Schomburg Collection of Negro Literature and History by Mr.

This collection of research materials about Harriet Tubman, nurse, spy, scout, and conductor on the Underground Railroad, was assembled by historian-journalist Earl Conrad as supporting documentation for a number of biographical works on this extraordinary daughter of Africa.

Anti slavery manuscripts