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There is no record that they ever met. Molly Pitcher is a name attributed to Mary Ludwig Hays (1754-1832), later Mary McCauley, who lived most of her life in south central Pennsylvania.
Molly Pitcher accomplished scaring away the British when she fired the cannons when her husband collapsed.
Her and Raymond never had kids of their own, but loved Elaine Steel as one of their own. Rosa and Raymond also had 13 nieces and nephews through Rosa's brother and sister-in-law, Sylvester & Daisy McCauley.
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Mary Hays was "Molly's" name before she became an adult.
Mary Hays was "Molly's" name before she became an adult.
There is no record that they ever met. Molly Pitcher is a name attributed to Mary Ludwig Hays (1754-1832), later Mary McCauley, who lived most of her life in south central Pennsylvania.
I do not know what is molly pitchers early life like so why you ask me today ask the person who knows. Which is never me so shut up who ever made this answer.com.
molly browns life was a verry verry good life
IS THAT ME? i am molly gotta friend called maisie
Peter McCauley has written: 'Memories of Revere Beach' -- subject(s): History, Pictorial works, Recreation areas, Revere Beach (Mass.), Social life and customs
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. The name “Molly Pitcher” was a nickname and it is thought her real name was Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley. She got the nickname by carrying pitchers of water to soldiers. When her husband collapsed she took over his cannon. She died in 1832. There are so many different legends that historians believe her story is folklore or a composite of several people. After research and reviewing documents has led to the conclusion that she can’t be identified.
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Well, Mary Hays McCauley took over her husband role in the American Revolution as a male prostitute Above answer is crap, just disregard. McCauley followed her husband into battle as did some other women during this time. She did however take his post at his cannon, after he was wounded or collapsed at the Battle of Monmouth. This could be one of the starting points for the "Molly Pitcher" legend. Records from that time period are at best somewhat "cloudy"