This first name is given to ginger plants in the South that are chewed and spit on courtroom floors to wish for luck in legal matters. (10[1])“Bunkshanty” stories about a figure with this first name describe how he saved money by not crossing T’s or dotting I’s. (10[1]-5[1])Zora Neale Hurston recorded how a figure with this name (10[1]-5[1])returned to Africa, but could be summoned through a testicle-shaped plant found in mojo bags. Jalap (“JAL-up”) root is sometimes named (10[1])for a Hoodoo king with this name (10[2])and the epithet “the Conqueror.” (10[1])An (10[1])accountant with this first name used a hose to spray ink as a companion of Paul Bunyan. In a folk ballad, a figure with (10[1])this first name proclaims “I will die with a (10[1])hammer (10[3])in my hand” (10[6])in a (10[1])race (10[1])against a steam (10[1])drill. For 10 points, give this first name of a “steel-driving man” with the surname Henry. ■END■ (10[2])