Harriet Tubman and the civil war

Harriet tubman was born as arminta ross

Jan 1, 1820

Harriet tubman was born as arminta ross in either the year 1819 or 1820 in Dorchester County, MD. Her exact day of birth is unknown.

Harriet Tubmans lifespan

Period: Jan 1, 1820 to Mar 10, 1913

Harriet Tubman became a nurse

Jan 1, 1832

Harriet became married to John Tubman

Jan 1, 1844

Arminta changed her name to Harriet (mothers name)

Jan 2, 1844

harriet became a "conductor" of underground railroad

Jan 5, 1850

Harriet guided 11 fugitives northward

Dec 1, 1851

Harriets railroad career ended

Jan 5, 1860

Harriets future husband escaped through an underground railway

Jan 5, 1861

Harriet involved in Combahee river raid

Jun 1, 1863

Harriet married Davis Larson

Jan 1, 1869

Government gave her a military pension of $20 a month

Jan 5, 1890

Harriet's death

Period: Mar 1, 1913 to Dec 1, 1913

Harriet Tubman died March 1st 1913 in Aurburn, NY

Harriet Tubman died in Auburn NY

Mar 10, 1913

Bronze plaque was put in the Cayuga County Courthouse and a holiday in her honor.

Jun 14, 1914

harriet Tubman was christened by Elinor Rossevelt

Jan 5, 1944

Harriet's recognition after death

Period: Jan 1, 1990 to Dec 31, 1994

Freedom Park, a tribute to the memory of Harriet Tubman, at 17 North Street in Auburn

Jan 1, 1994