Mary Banneker, the mother of the African American astronomer Benjamin Banneker, was of mixed race. Historical records indicate that she was of European descent, specifically of English origin, which would classify her as white. However, the specifics of her ancestry and the social context of her time reflect the complexities of race in early American society.
Benjamin Banneker helped George Washington on many land issues. (that means problem) :) B) :p
The land on which Washinton was to be built was surveyed in 1791 by Andrew Ellicott and Benjamin Banneker. The latter, a self-taught astronomer of African descent, used astronomical readings to fix the positions of the 40 boundary stones marking the perimeter of the 10 square mile site.
Andrew Ellicott and Benjamin Banneker.
simple he was a patriot after learning all about astronmy and that he decided to help the continetal army and became a patriot.
His two favorite desserts were: his wife's White Almond Cake, (Mary's recipe, is named, appropriately "Mary Todd Lincoln's White Almond Cake".), and Apple Pie.
Robert and Mary Banneker
Robert and Mary Banneker
No but her mother Molly Banneker did.
Jemima Banneker (Sister)
Robert and Mary Banneker
Benjamin Banneker
he saved the white house!
Benjamin Banneker was an African American scientist. He never married and died in his log cabin in 1806. The United States Post Office created a postage stamp is Banneker's honor.
Benjamin Banneker had three sisters named Mary, Sarah, and Rachel. They were part of his close-knit family, which played a significant role in his upbringing and education. Banneker's family background contributed to his later achievements as a mathematician, astronomer, and author.
Benjamin Banneker's mother, Mary pasted away in 1775.
Yes he made the white house
Black Americans should have equality with white Americans.