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Harriet Tubman (born Araminta Ross March 1820) Because Harriet was born into slavery, records of her exact date of birth is not recorded.
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1844 Harriet married a free black man name John Tubman. The exact day and month for Harriet's marriage is unknown.
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To escape to the north and be free from slavery was accomplished in 1849. The exact day and month for Harriet Tubman's freedom is unknown.
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Harriet Tubman successfully rescued her sister from slavery on this year. The month and day of this achievement is unknown.
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1851 Harriet successfully freed one brother from slavery. Three years later in 1854 Harriet managed to rescue the other three brothers from slavery. In 1857 Harriet's family was together as a whole living as freed slaves. The date and month where these events took place is unknown.
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Harriet Tubman served with the Union Army as a cook, laundress, nurse, scout, and a spy behind Confederate lines. The date and month for which this event took place is unknown.
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Harriet moved to Beaufort, South Carolina to help Sea Islanders slaves transition from bondage to freedom. The date and month for this event is unknown.
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Harriet began caring for wounded soldiers at The Colored Hospital at Fortress Monroe in Virginia. The day and month where this event took place is unknown.
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Harriet transformed her family's home into the Home for Aged & Indigent Colord people. The day and month for this event is unknown.
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In 1897, Queen Victoria awarded Harriet Tubamn for her bravery and dedication. The day and month for which Harriet was awarded the Silver Medal is unknown.
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She died at the age of 91 on March 10, 1913 in Auburn, New York. Harriet was not afraid to fight for the freedom and rights of African-Americans. Her life told a story of hard work, dedication, and inspiration to all of those who were oppressed and denied their civil rights.
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