Betsy ross childhood

Answer 1

Betsy Ross was the 8th child of 17. Born on January 1st 1752. Her religion was a Quaker. Quakers could not play cards they could not listen or dance to music. When they grew up they had to marry another Quaker. Also they had plain dresses. Betsy or Elisabeth Griscom (that's the name she was born with) learned how to sew from her great aunt

Answer 2

Betsy Ross came from a large family. She was the eighth child out of 17 children born to her parents. She was raised as a Quaker, and went to Quaker schools. When she choose to marry outside of her religion, she split from her family. Her family, and her Quaker friends wanted nothing more to do with her.

Answer 3

How many brothers and sisters did she have and what were there names?

Answer 4

What normal girls in that time did. Cooked, cleaned and stayed home with her mom

Answer 5

Betsy Ross' child hood was like she had 16 siblings including her, and her parents names were Sam and Rebecca Griscom

Answer 6

As a child Betsy Ross mostly cooked and cleaned. Almost like any other girl we know.

And she stayed home with her mom. I wonder if she went to school...

Answer 7

it was a great education, she was very smart.