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According to legend, Betsy Ross living in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at the time of the American Revolution, is generally credited for originating and sewing the American flag.

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The earliest of them was done by Betsy Ross.

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Betsy Ross is traditionally credited with the making the first flag, but that has been cast into doubt by most serious historians as a legend invented by her grandson.

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