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Did Molly Pitcher want to see?
she already could see
Is Molly an English name?
no and yes it could be from the term of molly pitcher from the revolutionary war or just regular name
Why did Molly Pitcher join in the war?
Molly pitcher gave dying soldiers water so they could fight again with a pitcher that's how she got the name Molly Pitcher. She also fired her husbands cannon because he dropped dead from the heat.
How did Molly Pitcher learn?
Because Molly Pitcher was a girl, (but a very bright girl) she could not be eligible to go to school. Other sources might have taught her, but they have not been confirmed.
Why did parents of molly want Molly Pitcher to have a job in pennsyilevaina?
you cant spell Pennsylvania but so she could get away from the war
What did Molly Pitcher do in the revolutionary war to help the soldiers?
Molly Pitcher is the nick name given to a woman Mary Ludwig Hays who fought in Battle of Monmouth. She was married to one William Hays who was an artillery man during the same battle. It is believed that Mary along with other women washed clothes and blankets and cared for sick and dying soldiers in continental army camp in the same battle.
Did Molly Pitcher die in the American battle of Monmouth?
Molly Pitcher could have been several different women that lived after the Battle of Monmouth. Margaret Corbin was wounded in the arm during that battle and was given an annual pension of $50. It could have been Mary Hayes McCauley who was not injured and was given an annual pension of $40.
Who was the woman who gained fame for regularly carrying a pitcher of water to the hot and wounded American Soldiers on the battlefield?
Molly Pitcher was a brave and heroic woman. She served our country in its time of need. For that we have given her great recognition. She was one of America's founding leaders and one of the American Revolution's greatest Patriots ever. Molly Pitcher was born in 1754 in Trenton, New Jersey. Her birth name was Mary Ludwig. She grew up and moved to Carlisle, Pennsylvania, and lived there until she died. Her first job when she moved to Carlisle was a servant. She was sixteen when she married a barber named William Hays. When her husband decided go fight in the war, Molly tagged along. In the Battle of Monmouth on July 28, 1778, soldiers were falling left and right because of the heat. When the temperatures got really high, she carried pitchers of water to the soldiers. That's how she got her name, Molly Pitcher. Image courtesy of ArtToday. When her husband and other men became wounded, she helped to tend them. When her husband could not fight any longer in the battle of Monmouth, she took over his place at the cannon. After the battle, General Washington found out about her heroic actions. He then named her Sergeant Molly. In 1789, William Hays died. Molly then married George McCauley. She died in the year 1832 at age 78. Now, you can visit her grave site in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. A flag and cannon stand by her tombstone. Her life was a long one and very happily lived. Molly Pitcher
What is the value of a Molly Pitcher 2 cents?
The only 2 cent coin struck by the U.S. has a shield design, not Molly Pitcher. You probably have a token or medallion rather than a coin. If you could post a new question with more details including wording on the item, other members can try to ID it.
How many kids did Molly Pitcher have?
Yes she had son with her first husband John Casper Hays or William Hays depending on who you believe the real Mary Hays. Also it says that she was pregnant sometime within the war (started in 1775) but gave birth before her famous battle of Monmouth in June 1778. It is beleived that she only had one child with her first husband although could be possible for them to have two children
What color of eyes did Molly Pitcher have?
molly Pitcher had hazel eyes
What was the cause of Molly Pitcher's death?
She was 87 years of age so it was likely old age.
