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- Eliza_Winston abstract "Eliza Winston (1830–?) was an American slave who was emancipated from her owners while with them on vacation in a free state.In 1860 Winston, a thirty-year-old slave, was visiting St. Anthony, Minnesota with her owners, Richard and Mary Christmas of Issaquena County, Mississippi. During that time it was typical for wealthy southern tourists to travel to cooler climates by steamboat up the Mississippi River during the summer months. The Christmases, their five-year-old daughter, Norma, and Winston were staying at the Winslow House when she gained her freedom with the help of Ralph and Emily Grey, who were free black citizens. According to her deposition, she and her late husband had previously purchased her freedom, but Ralph Christmas had purchased her from her previous owner, Mr. Gholson, and did not honor her emancipation. Minnesota was a free state, and Judge Charles Vandenburgh agreed to hear her case. The judge sent the sheriff to the Winslow House to take her into custody, but by then they had moved to a country house on Lake Harriet. When the sheriff arrived, the Christmas family at first hid her, but then didn't resist further when she was located. The following day, after a hearing, the judge ruled that Winston was a free woman. The Saint Anthony Weekly Express opined that the event would damage the tourism trade. That evening, a pro-slavery mob surrounded the Grey's home and demanded her return to the Christmases, but with the aid of the underground railroad she was already on her way to Ontario.According to interpretations of the Dred Scott case of 1857, she would return to slavery upon her return to a slave state. She voluntarily returned to the Christmases in Issaquena County before the Civil War broke out.".
- Eliza_Winston birthDate "1830".
- Eliza_Winston birthYear "1830".
- Eliza_Winston thumbnail Winstonhouse.jpg?width=300.
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- Eliza_Winston wikiPageWikiLink Category:History_of_Minneapolis,_Minnesota.
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- Eliza_Winston wikiPageWikiLink Dred_Scott_v._Sandford.
- Eliza_Winston wikiPageWikiLink Free_state_(United_States).
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- Eliza_Winston wikiPageWikiLink Lake_Harriet_(Hennepin_County,_Minnesota).
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- Eliza_Winston wikiPageWikiLink Ontario.
- Eliza_Winston wikiPageWikiLink Political_freedom.
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- Eliza_Winston wikiPageWikiLink United_States.
- Eliza_Winston wikiPageWikiLink Winslow_House_(Saint_Anthony).
- Eliza_Winston wikiPageWikiLink File:Winstonhouse.jpg.
- Eliza_Winston wikiPageWikiLinkText "Eliza Winston".
- Eliza_Winston dateOfBirth "1830".
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- Eliza_Winston name "Winston, Eliza".
- Eliza_Winston shortDescription "American slave".
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- Eliza_Winston description "American slave".
- Eliza_Winston description "American slave".
- Eliza_Winston subject Category:1830_births.
- Eliza_Winston subject Category:African-American_abolitionists.
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- Eliza_Winston subject Category:American_slaves.
- Eliza_Winston subject Category:History_of_Minneapolis,_Minnesota.
- Eliza_Winston subject Category:People_from_Issaquena_County,_Mississippi.
- Eliza_Winston subject Category:Year_of_death_missing.
- Eliza_Winston hypernym Slave.
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- Eliza_Winston type Activist.
- Eliza_Winston type History.
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- Eliza_Winston comment "Eliza Winston (1830–?) was an American slave who was emancipated from her owners while with them on vacation in a free state.In 1860 Winston, a thirty-year-old slave, was visiting St. Anthony, Minnesota with her owners, Richard and Mary Christmas of Issaquena County, Mississippi. During that time it was typical for wealthy southern tourists to travel to cooler climates by steamboat up the Mississippi River during the summer months.".
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- Eliza_Winston depiction Winstonhouse.jpg.
- Eliza_Winston givenName "Eliza".
- Eliza_Winston isPrimaryTopicOf Eliza_Winston.
- Eliza_Winston name "Eliza Winston".
- Eliza_Winston name "Winston, Eliza".
- Eliza_Winston surname "Winston".