She was a women who tried fighting so the that the americans would be free. By doing that she faght as a man but she is actually a women she was sort of a liar but she was a hero
December 17 1760she was born in Massachusetts in December 17, 1760 and she was the oldest of three daughters
Deborah Sampson's adopted child, a daughter named Susannah, was born in 1783. Sampson, known for disguising herself as a man to serve in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War, adopted Susannah after her marriage to Benjamin Gannett.
Deborah Sampson, the first American woman to disguise herself as a man and fight in the Revolutionary War, was born in Plympton, Massachusetts, and spent much of her life in that region. However, she later moved to Sharon, Massachusetts, where she settled and lived after the war. Her contributions and legacy are remembered in this area, although her exact “current city” is not applicable as she passed away in 1827.
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William is his middle name
Deborah Bradford Sampson
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December 17, 1760
Earl, Mary, and Patience she adopted Susanna
John the 2nd, Sylvia, Hannah, Elisha, and Nenemiah
Deborah Sampson died in the battle field because she got shot then the doctor found out she was a female but she had already past away
Because they were poor and her mother became very ill.
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December 17 1760she was born in Massachusetts in December 17, 1760 and she was the oldest of three daughters
Deborah Sampson feared that she would be identified as a woman during the war. When she got shot in the thigh, she even took the bullet out of her leg herself so her gender wouldn't be discovered by the doctor.
Deborah Sampson's adopted child, a daughter named Susannah, was born in 1783. Sampson, known for disguising herself as a man to serve in the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War, adopted Susannah after her marriage to Benjamin Gannett.