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Birth
She was born in 1819 into slavery. She was born in Dorchester County, Maryland. Her birth name was Araminta Ross. -
She began working
She was able to work at the age of six. -
She was called Harriet Ross
When she was twelve, she took after her mom's name. -
Had an injury
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Marriage
She was married to John Tubman. -
Escaped
She left her husband and went to Philidelphia. -
worked in Philidelphia
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Helped Slaves escaped to the North
She helped the slaves escape and move up North. -
Tubman guided 11 fugitives up north
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Given a home by Quakers
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Rescued her father
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Met abolitionist John Brown
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Given a home in auburn
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Entered the Civil War as a nurse
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Put together a group of spies who wanted to join the union army
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Married to Nelson Davis
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The Underground Railroad Published
She published her book The Underground Railroad. -
adopted a child Gertie
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gave some land to a Methodist church
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Death