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The date of Harriet Tubman's Birthday, she was born into slavery
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At about age 6, Harriet, real name Araminta, became old enough to work
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Araminta taks her mothers name, Harriet, and is offically no longer a child. She must wear a bandana around her head to show this significance.
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At the age of 25 Harriet married John Tubman. He was a free man. Harriet wanted to escape to the north to gain freedom.
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John, not wanted the same as Harriet, said he would tell her master that she was planning to escape if she tried to. Wanting to leave, Harriet left her husband.
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Harriet Escapes Harriet Tubman plans her escape and gets away.
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Harriet Tubman helped slaves escape though the Under Ground Railroad and leads them to Canada
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Harriet Tubman becomes an official conductor of the Under Ground Rail Road
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Harriet traveled back to get her husband John. He has remarried, so she continued helping slaves and then journied back to Canada
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Harriet came back from Canada to help slaves in the US
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Harriet stays with the New York Govenor Willliam H. Steward and his wife
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Harriet Tubman's career in the Underground Railroad is ending. She made her last trip, and she has saved over 300 slaves
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Harriet returned to the States after living in Canada and became a contraband nurse in the Civil War
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Harriet remarried to Nelson Davis and they stayed happily married for 19 years.
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Harriet Tubman died in March 10, 1913, and was declared a hero. She was buried with military rites in Fort Hill Cemetary.