Banneker was born a free man in what is now Oella, Maryland, just outside of Baltimore. His mother Mary and her former slave husband, Robert, were free. His mother is the product of his white grandmother Molly Welsh and African grandfather Banna ka. Molly was an indentured servant (for seven years) who freed and married her slave Banna ka, reputedly an African prince.
Benjamin Banneker's mother, Mary pasted away in 1775.
invent the clock.
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no Benjamin Banneker was nice and put it in an unharmful way but Thomas Jefferson was mean back to him because he was an African American
Benjamin Banneker was born on November 9, 1731.
Benjamin Banneker's mom was not a slave but his mom bought his dad as a slave then they got married and had Benjamin.
Benjamin Banneker
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this lay preacher led a virgina slave revolt 1831
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While he was a scientist, Benjamin Banneker was not an inventor. He did help survey for the site of Washington, D.C. He was also a mathematician and an astronomer, known for his almanacs. In these almanacs, he published information about literature, medicine, tides, bees, and locust.
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.
yes his father had a job as a slave before Benjamin Banneker mother bought his father
Benjamin Banneker invented wooden watches
There are conflicting reports as to Benjamin Banneker's background. What is known is that Benjamin Banneker's father was a freed slave from Guinea. His mother has been reported to be a free black. Other accounts imply that his mother was the product of a white indentured servant and an African slave.
No, Benjamin Banneker was a man.
Benjamin Banneker's mother, Mary pasted away in 1775.