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Did Hiram Rhodes Revels die?
Yes, Hiram Rhodes Revels died on January 16, 1901
Where did Hiram Rhodes Revels go to college?
Hiram Rhodes Revels went to *Beech Grove Quaker Seminary *Darke County Seminary *Knox College
Who was Hiram R Revels parents?
Hiram R. Revels was born to a free African American father, a barber named Hiram Revels Sr., and a mother, a free African American woman named Elizabeth. His parents were both of mixed African and European descent, which was relatively uncommon during that period. Revels' background as a free person of color played a significant role in shaping his later career as a minister and politician.
Who is Hiram Rhodes Revels Wife?
Hiram Rhodes Revels was married to a woman named Evelina. They were married in 1845, and together they had several children. Revels, the first African American to serve in the U.S. Senate, was an important figure in American history, particularly during the Reconstruction era.
Who were some prominent African leaders during reconstruction?
some prominent African American leaders during reconstruction is; Hiram Revels , Jefferson Davis , Unlike Revels , Blanche K. Bruce
Did hiram revels have a famous quote?
did hiram revels have a favorite qout
Is Hiram Rhodes Revels single?
No, Hiram Rhodes Revels is not single.
When was Hiram Rhodes Revels born?
Hiram Rhodes Revels was born on September 27, 1827
Does Hiram Rhodes Revels have children?
Yes, Hiram Rhodes Revels has 8 kids.
How many children does Hiram Rhodes Revels have?
Hiram Rhodes Revels has 8 children
How many kids does Hiram Rhodes Revels have?
Hiram Rhodes Revels has 8 children
When is Hiram Rhodes Revels's birthday?
Hiram Rhodes Revels was born on September 27, 1827
Who was the first African-American elected to the Senate?
Fredrick Douglas
Did Hiram Rhodes Revels die?
Yes, Hiram Rhodes Revels died on January 16, 1901
Hiram Revels was from what state?
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Was Hiram Revels a slave?
no he wasnt
Did Hiram Revels become a US senator after world war 2?
Hiram Revels because the first black Congressman in 1870 after the Civil War.
