did Harriet Tubman  ever have 2 husbands?
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Yes.  She married John Tubman circa 1844; he was a free man. And then in 1869, she married Nelson Davis.
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<">Jesus had both 1/2 brothers and sisters. no record that I know of exist of what any of his sisters reported.\nHis brother James did write one of the epistles.\nThere is of course only one Jesus
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Wife: Annie Fox George\nSon: Henry George, Jr.
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Many. Polygamy = Several wives
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Wife: Margherite Wendell Chapman (m. 1956, div. 1961, 1 child)\nWife: Mae (m. 1971)
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Harriet. But only in the context of the 1960's TV series (y'know, the one with Adam West as a fatty Batman).\nThe reason for her existence was kind of funny. Since Batman and Robin were two single men living together, the TV people thought that was just a LEEEETLE too... uh, gay, for the times, so they concocted "Aunt Harriet" in order to have a female figure in the Wayne household. Y'know, to ward off any suggestions of indecency, what, confirmed bachelor Bruce Wayne all alone in that big old house with nothing but his old butler and nubile young ward with the porn-stud name (Dick Grayson). I mean, we all know Batman's not gay, but he's been catching plenty of $#!T for that scantily-clad boy sidekick for a long time.
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She was married with 2 elementary age children.
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See, I am in Third Grade and I love writing about the history of people that have helped me and my family see my dad was born into slavery and he also escaped to the North with Harriet Tubman. Sorry to get off track but here is a part of my report from my studies I learned that Harriet Tubman first escaped to the north by her self then she realized that if she only helped herself she would be selfish and so she made nineteen trips to the south and helped over three hundred people escape from slavery. Again sorry for getting off track but she was against slavery because she said that we should not be judged by the color of our skin and that it is very unfair for white people to own black people.My dad got some slave laws and here they are. \n\nSlave Laws\n1. No one was allowed to teach slaves how to read or write nor were they to be given books or pamphlets.\n\n2. Slaves were not allowed to buy or consume liquor without the written consent of their masters.\n\n3. Slave owners were required to feed and clothe their slaves and take care of their sick and elderly slaves. Failure to do so could result in a fine to the master.\n\n4. Slaves were not allowed to preach, except to their masters' slaves on their own plantation and in presence of white people.\n\n5. Any child who had one free parent and one slave parent was only free if the mother was the free parent.\n\n6. Slaves could not conduct business without a permit or own any personal prperty.\n\n7. Slaves were not allowed to own or have their possession weapons of any kind.\n\n8. The testimony of slaves in court was disallowed exept in those cases involving other slaves.\n\n9. It was illegal to mistreat or kill a slave unless the slave resisted punishment.\n\n10. SLaves were not allowed to strike white men or to insult them in any way.\n\n11. Slaves were never allowed to enter into any kind of legal binding contract, including contracts of marriage.\n\n12. A slave who traveled away from his own plantation had to have a pass to show as a means of identification to any white man who challenged him.\n\n13. Slaves were not allowed to swear, smoke or walk with a cane in public.\n\n14. Slaves had to step aside when whites passed them on a public street.\n\n15. It was illegal for mare than five slaves to gather together away from their own homes unless in the presence of white people.\n\n16. Slaves were not allowed to own their own animals, nor could they grow their own cotton; however, theey could have thier own gardens if thier masters allowed.\n\n17. It was illegal for a master to work his slave in the field on Sundays exept as punishment or unless he paid them for their work.\n\nI hope all the above information helps you an your school project. E-mail me and tell me if this info works or not. My e-mail address is a-maknojia@sbcglobal.net.
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Did he ever!\nIn 1835 he married a woman from the Flathead Indians tribe with whom he had three children. After her death in 1846, he married the daughter of a Shoshone chief, who died in childbirth three years later. In 1850 he married a Shoshone with whom he had two more children. Some of his children were sent back east to be educated.
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I think he has been married 4 times, and has 3 children from his second wife and 2 from his third wife.
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I think it is very possible they were married, but maybe not.  There is some evidence that he may have been married and some that says the person he was married to was Mary Magdalene.  The big thing is - does it matter?  I don't believe that if he was married it changed his message at all.
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"3. Judith Chastain (born around 1703, Henrico County, Virginia) married Gille Ballew." Go here: http://phillip.l.sublett.com/family/tree-Chastain.htm\n\n"ix.JUDITH4 CHASTAIN, b. Abt. 1703, Henrico County , Goochland County, Virginia;d. 1765-1784, Lucy's Springs, Chesterfield County, Virginia; m. GILLE BALLEW. Judith was known to have had illegitimate children by Thomas Walker. There was controversy as to whether or not she married (2) Stephen Pankey." Go here: http://home1.gte.net/sackew/pierre.html\n\n"Judith Chastain (born around 1703, Henrico County, Virginia) married Gille Ballew." Go here: http://phillip.l.sublett.com/tree.htm\n\n"Gille Ballew. He married Judith Chastain . Judith Chastain, daughter of Pierre Chastain and Ann Soblet , was born abt. 1703 in Henrico County, Virginia. She died bef. 1784 in Lucy's Springs, Chesterfield County, Virginia." Go here: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tdw2/uncleGED/fam1110.html\n\n"Children of Pierre Chastain and Anne Soblet are:\n  i. Judith Chastain, born 1703 in Henrico County, VA; died Bet. 1765 - 1784 in Chesterfield County, VA; married (1) Gille Ballew; born Abt. 1700; met (2) Thomas Walker." Go here: http://www.genealogy.com/users/b/y/n/Lori-K-Bynum/FILE/0005text.txt\n\n"Children of PIERRE CHASTAIN and ANNE SOBLET are: \n  ix.   JUDITH5 CHASTAIN, b. Abt. 1703, Henrico, Virginia; d. Bet. 1765 - 1784, Lucy's Springs, Chesterfield, Virginia; m. GILLE BALLEW. \n  x.   SUSANNA CHASTAIN, b. Abt. 1705, Manakin Town, Henrico, Virginia; d. Aft. 1775, Virginia; m. JAMES ROBINSON. \n  xi.   PETER CHASTAIN, b. Abt. 1708, Manakin Town, Henrico, Virginia; d. Aft. 1775, Virginia; m. MILDRED ARCHER, Abt. 1730, Goochland, Virginia; b. Abt. 1710, North Carolina. \n  xii.   MARY CHASTAIN, b. Abt. 1709, Henrico, Virginia; d. Bet. 1728 - 1731, Goochland, Virginia. \n  xiii.   ELIZABETH CHASTAIN, b. Abt. 1711, Manakin Town, Henrico, Virginia; m. DAVID LESUEUR. \n  xiv.   RENE CHASTAIN, b. Abt. 1713, Manakin Town, Henrico, Virginia; d. 1786, Abbeville District, South Carolina; m. JUDITH MARTIN. \n  xv.   JANNE CHASTAIN, b. Abt. 1716, Manakin Town, Henrico, Virginia; d. Bet. 1722 - 1723, Manakin Town, Henrico, Virginia. \n  xvi.   MARIE/MARY MAGDALENE CHASTAIN, b. Abt. 1720, Manakin Town, Henrico, Virginia; d. Bet. 1803 - 1810, Buckingham, Virginia; m. GUILLAUME (WILLIAM) SALLE."  Go here: http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/l/a/i/Marion-F-Laird/GENE2-0004.html
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As noted above, James Buchanan was the only President who never married.  However, several others weren't married during part or all of their Presidential terms.  These included:\n\n- Thomas Jefferson - his wife Martha had died in 1782.\n- Andrew Jackson - his wife Rachel died in 1828, after a month after he was elected but before he was inaugurated.\n- Martin Van Buren - wife Hannah died in 1819\n- John Tyler - His wife Letitia died in 1842, midway through his term as President, and he was thus a widower for about a year and a half before he remarried in 1844, near the end of his term.\n- Chester A. Arthur - his wife Ellen passed away in 1880, the year he ran for the Presidency\n- Grover Cleveland - did not marry until 1886, about a year into his first term.\n- Benjamin Harrison - his wife Caroline died near the end of his term, so he was a widower for the last few months of his Presidency.\n- Woodrow Wilson - his first wife Ellen died in 1914 and he married his 2nd wife Edith in 1915, so he was unmarried for about a year of his Presidency.
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no..... but my wife married one
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As far as we know, no, but there were suspicions about James Buchanan, who never married.
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I believe Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin. Robert E. Lee was the head General of the Confederates. Grant the Union head General; Jefferson Davis, I believe was the Confederate President, Lincoln the Union's.  Sojourner Truth was like a Harriet Tubman, she was one of the first women involved in the Underground Railroad and spoke out against slavery (I believe).  Don't know about Mat Turner. John Brown was an extreme abolitionist who was notorious for the massacre at, I believe, Harper's Ferry where they seized munitions for the slaves to rebel against; he was eventually hung.  Harriet Tubman was a black woman fighting slavery through the Underground Railroad, leading escaped slaves to the Canada/Vermont area.  Clara Burton did something, but I can't remember (go to wikipedia and look her up). John Wilkes Booth assassinated Lincoln while in a theater.  And I don't know who Mary Chesnat is either, but you can wikipedia her as well.
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Strictly, none, since the word actually means, in English, a troublemaker, a renegade, a crook.. but, since it derives from the old French word for "testicle" (coillon), it might be said that most men have two.   Some of us are lucky enough to have three, which, under ancient Roman law, entitles us to two wives.. or some rather unpleasant surgery.