Narrative Of Frederick Douglass Flashcards
(43 cards)
Who was Frederick’s mother and father (1)?
Harriet Bailey and possibly captain Anthony
Where was Frederick born and when?
Tuckahoe near Hillsborough about 12 miles from Easton in Talbot County, Maryland in about 1808
Who was Frederick’s mother’s parents (1)?
Isaac and Betsey Bailey
At what age were slaves and their mothers separated (1)?
12 months after birth or before then
Where did Frederick’s mother die and what age was he (1)?
Near Lee’s Mill when he was about seven
What is the name of a slave whose mother is a slave and their father is a slaveowner (1)?
Mulatto
Who was Captain Anthony and where did he get the name (1)?
Frederick’s first master and possible father and named by sailing a craft at the Chesapeake bay
Who was Captain Anthony’s overseer (1)?
Mr. Plummer
Who was aunt Hester interested in (1)?
Ned Roberts or Lloyd’s Ned
Who was in Captain Anthony’s family an where did they live (2)?
Andrew, Richard,and Lucretia and her husband Captain Thomas Auld on the home of Colonel Edward Lloyd
Where was the plantation that Frederick grew up on (2)?
12 miles north of Easton and Talbot County and is situated on the border of miles river
With the principal products raised on the plantation (2)?
Tobacco, corn, and wheat
Who were the slaves that tended to Captain Auld’s ship (2)?
Peter Isaac Rich and Jake
What were the names of the three plantations of Colonel Lloyd mentioned by Frederick (2)?
The great farm new design and wye town
Where was Harriet Bailey hired to in order to be separated from Frederick (1)?
Mr. Stewart
Who was the overseer of New Design (2)?
Mr. Townsend
Who was the overseer of Wye Town (2)?
Noah Willis
Where happened to slaves if they were convicted of any high misdemeanor, became unmanageable, or evinced a determination to run away (2)?
They were brought to the Great House Farm, severely whipped, put out board on the sloop, carried to Baltimore, and sold to Austin Woolfolk or some other slave trader
Who was the overseer of Frederick (2)?
Mr. Severe
Who replaced Mr. Severe (2)?
Mr. Hopkins
What was the comparison of a slave selected to do errands at the Great House Farm
A representative couldn’t be prouder of an election to a seat in the American Congress
Why did did slaves sing and what about (2)?
They relieve the slaves of their sorrows and sing of their hardships
What did northerners say about slaves singing (2)?
It showed of slaves contentment
Who was the chief gardener of Colonel Lloyd (3)?
Mr. M’Durmond