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Was the lady that owned the cow that started the great Chicago fire Irish?
Mrs. O'Leary owned the cow near where the fire started. There was no proof that the cow started the fire.
Who started the Chicago Fire?
No one really knows who started the fire,but i heard that mrs.ol'eary started it by lighting a lantern & a cow knocked it over.
Who started the great Chicago fire?
Mrs O'Leary's cow
How did the cow started the great fire?
it mooed the house down
Who had the song about the cow that started the great Chicago fire?
Paper Lace
Was there ever a city in the United States set on fire by a cow?
The traditional account of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 says it was started by a cow owned by Patrick and Catherine O'Leary kicked over a lantern in a barn and started the fire.
What started the great fire of Chicago?
Legend insists that it was a cow that kicked over a lantern.
Why did Chicago fire of 1871 happen?
The cause of the Great Chicago Fire remains unknown, but is was not started by Catherine O'Leary's cow.
What was the name of the old lady that started the fire in Chicago?
The exact origin of the Great Chicago Fire is unknown, but it was not Catherine O'Leary and it was not her cow.
How does the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 relate to American history?
because the chicago fire started in chicago which is in america and because alot of houses burned down and because a cow kicked over a gas lamp....stupid cow :)
What was the Chicago Address for Mrs. Patrick O'Leary whos cow could have started the Chicago Fire?
558 West DeKoven Street. now the site of the Chicago Fire Academy p.s. the cow was framed. Peg Leg O'Sullivan did it.
Who started the fire in Chicago fire?
The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 is often attributed to a cow belonging to Mrs. O'Leary, which allegedly kicked over a lantern, igniting the blaze. However, the exact cause remains unclear, and there are various theories and myths surrounding the origins of the fire. Some historians suggest that it may have started elsewhere or involved multiple factors. Ultimately, the cow story became a popular legend, overshadowing other potential explanations.
