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Josiah Henson

Josiah Henson learns to read

April 29, 2015November 4, 2020 / Bob Goodnough / Leave a comment

It so happened that one of my Maryland friends arrived in this neighbourhood, and hearing of my being here, inquired if I ever preached now. I had said nothing myself, and had not intended to say any thing, of my having ever officiated in that way. I went to meeting with others, when I had … Continue reading Josiah Henson learns to read

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I’m on my way to the freedom land

April 26, 2015November 4, 2020 / Bob Goodnough / Leave a comment

As a slave, Josiah Henson received no formal education and did not learn to read and write. As is typical of people from oral cultures, he had a prodigious memory and could remember every Bible verse he ever heard. He was ordained to the ministry in the Methodist Church while still a slave, serving mostly … Continue reading I’m on my way to the freedom land

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Human cargo for sale

April 17, 2015November 4, 2020 / Bob Goodnough / Leave a comment

As time went by, Josiah Henson married, began a family and was made overseer of the plantation. He was able in small ways to make life better for his fellow slaves and produced much better crops than the former white overseer. The owner, however, wasted all the profits of the plantation and decided to send … Continue reading Human cargo for sale

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