James Rochelle swore on the validity of a document supposedly produced by this man which has him stating that from an early age marks on his head and breast led him to believe that he had a purpose.  This man also recounts how he was able to make blood ooze from the wicked Etheldred T. Brantley.  Thomas Wentworth Higginson's account of him in the Atlantic Monthly details how he met with six men in the Cross Keys woods before launching his most famous action.  He made a trip to Jerusalem after being inspired by seeing blood on ears of corn, and he intended to ultimately reach the Dismal Swamp.  Joseph Travis became associated with this "prophet" by way of marrying Putnam Moore's widow.  Thomas Grey wrote a flawed account of this man's "confessions," which later formed the basis of a novel by William Styron, which provides a more sympathetic account of his actions in Southampton County.  FTP, name this slave who led a relatively successful 1831 uprising in Virginia.
James Rochelle swore on the validity of a document supposedly produced by this man which has him stating that from an early age marks on his head and breast led him to believe that he had a purpose.  This man also recounts how he was able to make blood ooze from the wicked Etheldred T. Brantley.  Thomas Wentworth Higginson's account of him in the Atlantic Monthly details how he met with six men in the Cross Keys woods before launching his most famous action.  He made a trip to Jerusalem after being inspired by seeing blood on ears of corn, and he intended to ultimately reach the Dismal Swamp.  Joseph Travis became associated with this "prophet" by way of marrying Putnam Moore's widow.  Thomas Grey wrote a flawed account of this man's "confessions," which later formed the basis of a novel by William Styron, which provides a more sympathetic account of his actions in Southampton County.  FTP, name this slave who led a relatively successful 1831 uprising in Virginia.
James Rochelle swore on the validity of a document supposedly produced by this man which has him stating that from an early age marks on his head and breast led him to believe that he had a purpose.  