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- Peg_Leg_Joe abstract "Peg Leg Joe was a sailor who led slaves through the Underground Railroad to freedom. He may have been a real person or composite of people but there is no reliable historical evidence of his existence. As his name suggests, he had a prosthesis for his right leg.Peg Leg Joe is widely credited for authoring the song \"Follow the Drinkin' Gourd\", which was supposedly about his working the fields in Whynott, Indiana. It is likely that Americans sang the tune in the latter half of the 19th century and early 20th century. The lyrics were first published by Lee Hays in 1947.In the children's book Follow the Drinking Gourd by Jeanette Winter, Peg Leg Joe would pretend to be a carpenter at a targeted plantation. There he would teach the slaves \"Follow the Drinking Gourd\", which contained a code leading the slaves to freedom along the Underground Railroad. He is also referred to as a sailor who visited plantations north of Mobile, Alabama around 1859 to teach local slaves his song, after which many would disappear from the plantations.".
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- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageLength "1864".
- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageOutDegree "11".
- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageRevisionID "682283187".
- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Category:American_folklore.
- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Category:Pre-emancipation_African-American_history.
- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Category:Underground_Railroad_people.
- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Follow_the_Drinkin_Gourd.
- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Harriet_Tubman.
- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Jeanette_Winter.
- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Lee_Hays.
- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Mobile,_Alabama.
- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Prosthesis.
- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Songs_of_the_Underground_Railroad.
- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageWikiLink Underground_Railroad.
- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageWikiLinkText "Peg Leg Joe".
- Peg_Leg_Joe wikiPageWikiLinkText "Peg-Leg Joe".
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- Peg_Leg_Joe subject Category:American_folklore.
- Peg_Leg_Joe subject Category:Pre-emancipation_African-American_history.
- Peg_Leg_Joe subject Category:Underground_Railroad_people.
- Peg_Leg_Joe hypernym Sailor.
- Peg_Leg_Joe type Person.
- Peg_Leg_Joe type Abolitionist.
- Peg_Leg_Joe type Character.
- Peg_Leg_Joe comment "Peg Leg Joe was a sailor who led slaves through the Underground Railroad to freedom. He may have been a real person or composite of people but there is no reliable historical evidence of his existence. As his name suggests, he had a prosthesis for his right leg.Peg Leg Joe is widely credited for authoring the song \"Follow the Drinkin' Gourd\", which was supposedly about his working the fields in Whynott, Indiana.".
- Peg_Leg_Joe label "Peg Leg Joe".
- Peg_Leg_Joe sameAs Q3374211.
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- Peg_Leg_Joe sameAs m.09v8hhs.
- Peg_Leg_Joe sameAs Q3374211.
- Peg_Leg_Joe wasDerivedFrom Peg_Leg_Joe?oldid=682283187.
- Peg_Leg_Joe isPrimaryTopicOf Peg_Leg_Joe.