I imagine her family was upset, but she wasn't known in her own time. It is modern history that she came to light.
she didn't get any awards but Molly Pitcher was honored with an overprint reading "MOLLY / PITCHER" on a U.S. postage stamp. Molly was further honored in World War II with the naming of the Liberty ship SS Molly Pitcher, launched in 1943. It was used to encourage the use of the ration program and the purchase of treasury bonds during World War II. The stretch of US Route 11 between Shippensburg and Chambersburg, Pennsylvania is known as the Molly Pitcher Highway.
No, Molly Pitcher, also known as Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley, she died while working at home in Pennsylvania.
okay... "mary Molly Pitcher" was famous for bringing gallons of water to the soldiers so they called her "molly Pitcher" because pitcher is a pitcher of water or lemonade, then when her husband died she became extreemely angry with the other army and fired a cannon then a cannonball from the other army went through her dress and almost killed her. so she got a rank because she killed many of the opponents herself
She died of sickness and old age. she died because she felt like dying
everyone fought disease in those days, but Molly Pitcher was not known for specific acts relating to disease. Her legend says that when her husband was wounded at the Battle of Monmouth, she stepped into his place servicing a cannon.
molly pitcher died when she was 78 and she died of natural causes
Molly Pitcher had died of old age and when she got old she got sick and died
Molly Pitcher died and is buried in Carlisle, Pennsylvania on January 22, 1832
molly pitcher went after her husband died by gunshot and she fired his cannon until she died.
Molly pitcher died in the United states and was buried in old cemetery, Carlisle Pennsylvania.
She died from typhoid fever.
cos her husband died
No. She died of skin cancer.
Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Molly Ludwig Hayes otherwise known as Molly Pitcher never had any formal schooling. She was born in 1754 and died in 1832.
Molly Pitcher is a term for a woman that fought in the American Revolutionary War. It is more folklore than fact, but it is generally accepted that the woman behind the story was Mary Ludwig Hays, who died on January 22, 1852.
she died in Trenton, Pennsylvania and died of old age