Emancipation and Human Rights in Central New York

William Seward was born

May 16, 1801

Harriet Tubman born in Maryland

Jan 1, 1820

Matilda Joslyn Gage born

Mar 24, 1826

William Seward is NYS Senator

Jan 20, 1830

William Seward is State Senator of NY from 1830 to 1834

Seward ends State Senate

Jan 1, 1834

Seward is Governor of NY 1839

Jan 1, 1839

Seward ends governor of NY

Jan 1, 1842

Harriet Marries Tubman, a free man

Jan 1, 1844

Seward's abolitionist efforts begin

Jan 1, 1850

Gage spoke at NWRC in Syracuse

Jan 1, 1852

Gege home becomes UR station

Jan 1, 1854

Seward sells Harriet Tubman a home

Jan 1, 1857

Tubman becomes conductor of UR

Jan 1, 1857

Tubman joins Union Army as nurse

Jan 1, 1861

Seward is Secretary of State

Jan 20, 1861

Gage co-founded National Women Suffrage Association

Jan 1, 1869

Seward ends Secretary of State

Jan 20, 1869

William Seward dies October 10,1872

Oct 10, 1872

Gage is 1st women to vote in Fayetteville NY

Jan 1, 1880

Gage wrote Women, Church and State

Jan 1, 1893

Matilda Joslyn Gage dies

Mar 18, 1898

Tubman buys home for the Aged

Jan 1, 1908

Harriet Tubman dies in Auburn NY

Mar 10, 1913

Hillary Clinton born

Oct 26, 1947

Clinton visits Tubmans home

Jan 1, 1998

Clinton gives speech at Seneca Falls

Jul 16, 1998

Women's Rights Speech

Hillary Clinton becomes NYS Senator

Jan 20, 2001

Clinton campaigns for presidency

Jan 1, 2008

Clinton ends senate position

Jan 20, 2009

Clinton begins Secretary of State

Jan 20, 2009

Clinton ends position of Secretary of State

Jan 20, 2013