We know that Harriet died. The book tells us that she was found in the river, but we don't know if she drowned or she was killed another way and then her body dumped there. The book hints that her death was not by her own hand. We don't know for sure what happened to the child, but it was almost certainly dead before the mother was.
In the book "The Chrysalids" by John Wyndham, Aunt Harriet and her baby were killed by the government authorities because the baby had a mutation (extra toes). This strict enforcement of genetic purity reflects the society's fear and intolerance of any deviation from the norm.
Aunt Harriet was found dead in the lake and her baby was missing.
The book never gives us this information. It is apparently something small from the way Harriet talks about it.
Your aunt's baby is your cousin.
Your sister's aunt (who is also your aunt) is the baby's great aunt. The baby is a great niece or great nephew of your sister's aunt.
The great aunt is the great niece's baby's great-great aunt.
Yes. You would definitly be an Aunt!
Gertie
Your aunt's baby would be your cousin
You become an aunt or an uncle depending on what gender you are.
somewhere
yes she is a girl
Harriet tubman did not enjoy her life, she was whipped frequently as she was told to look after a baby and every time the baby cried she was whipped harshly.