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[193] Born in Connecticut, 1800; died, 1859. Early moved to Ohio and became an earnest and uncompromising abolitionist; went to Kansas in 1855 and took an active part in the troubles that ensued; led in the “Pottawatomie Massacre” of 1856; returned to the East and matured plans for an invasion of the South in 1859; made the attack on Harper’s Ferry, October 16; executed, December 2, 1859.