This document provides biographical details about Amos Fortune, an African man born free who was enslaved in America but later purchased his freedom. It describes his journey from Africa to America, where he was educated by Quakers and learned the weaving and tanning trades. Amos settled in Jaffrey, New Hampshire in the late 1700s, where he worked hard, purchased the freedom of his wife Violate, and became a respected member of the community. The document highlights Amos' donations to the local church and school and includes photographs of his gravestone which still stands today, commemorating his life journey from slavery to freedom.