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What is Molly Pitchers real name?
Molly Pitcher real name is Mary Sarah Ludwig Hays McCauley
What was Mary Ludwig Hays job?
Mary Ludwig Hays was in the battle of Monmouth with her husband. She was hauling water to the weary men while her husband was in the battle. When her husband was unable to fight, she took his place.
What was Mary Ludwig Hays McCaughley nick name?
Mary pitcher
What was Molly Pitchers real name?
Her real name was Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley.
What was Molly Pitchers dads name?
Mary Ludwig Hays is often referred to as Molly Pitcher. It is recorded that she one son, Johanes or John, with her first husband, William Hays.
What was molly kids names?
Molly Pitcher, the heroine of the Battle of Monmouth, was actually named Mary Ludwig McCauley or Mary Hays. She had one son name John Hays.
Is there a picture of Molly Pitcher carrying water to the soldiers?
There are no pictures of Molly Pitcher carrying water to the soldiers. There are drawings of her doing so. Molly Pitcher's real name is Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley.
Did Mary Ludwig Hays have a brother or sister?
She had one child, John. She had 3 brothers. And her mothers name was Gretchen. Her fathers name was John George Ludwig.
What was Molly Pitchers husbands name?
John Hays. a barber, was her first husband. They married on July 24, 1769. She later married George McCauley. Her name was Mary Ludwig or Ludwick, before she married.
Who was Molly Pitchers parents?
Mary Ludwig Hays was the woman most commonly thought to be Molly Pitcher. Her parents were Maria Margaretha and John Georg Ludwick.
What was the name of Mary hays' son?
Mary Hays' son was named John Hays. He was born during her marriage to Joseph Hays. Mary Hays is often recognized for her contributions to the American Revolution and her role in promoting women's rights.
How many children did Mary Ludwig Hays Have?
Well, honey, Mary Ludwig Hays, also known as Molly Pitcher, didn't have any children of her own. She was too busy kicking butt on the battlefield during the American Revolutionary War. So, if you're looking for some little Mollys running around, you're out of luck.
