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There is no documented evidence to suggest that Banneker belonged to any particular religious sect; however, he is known to have visited Quaker meetings. He believed in the Christian bible as taught to him by his grandmother, white English indentured servant Molly Welsh. He had a strong faith in the "fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man." In the book that I am writing on Banneker, I suggest that he has had two major spiritual influences in his life: Quakers and Masons.

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Benjamin Banneker was known for many different things. He wrote several different almanacs, he designed a wooden clock, and he also predicted solar and lunar eclipses.

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he worked as a slave

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