Who were the residents of the Home, and what were their backgrounds?

Harriet Tubman · Tubman was born into slavery in 1822, and later escaped from Dorchester County, Maryland to Philadelphia where she lived as a freewoman · Once ... Apr 21, 2016 ... Tubman, a tiny former slave known as “Moses” for conducting scores to freedom on the Underground Railroad, most famously participated in a Union ... Sep 22, 2023 ... Harriet Tubman, a hero of the abolitionist movement and early civil rights advocate, suffered a head injury in childhood and subsequently ... Apr 27, 2016 ... There, she sold Union soldiers root beer, pie and ginger bread, which she baked during the night, after her day's work. When she put in a claim ... Jun 12, 2023 ... Harriet Tubman is best remembered for her courageous work with the Underground Railroad, which helped an estimated 100,000 enslaved people ... Feb 8, 2019 ... What we do know is that Harriet prayed as a regular habit, expected God to answer, and trusted his answer no matter what. It's that habit of ... Apr 18, 2022 ... He was thinking about Tubman, trying to imagine what might have been going through her mind as she escaped across this same marsh. “That was ... Jun 23, 2008 ... Tubman is said to have been struck when she deliberately placed herself between the overseer and the other slave. Her resulting impairment—the ... 1822 -1913), a runaway slave from Maryland, helped fellow enslaved African Americans make their journey to freedom through the Underground Railroad (a ... In 1850, Harriet learned that her niece Kessiah was going to be sold. She traveled back to Maryland and helped Kessiah and her family escape to Philadelphia.