Betsy Ross

Production Manager

She was a unit production manager on quite a few movies, including The Canyon, Donnie Darko and many more. She was born in 1962, and died in 2008 at age 45. The movie The Canyon was dedicated to her. I've been looking all over the net to see how she died and havn't been able to find out so far. I got curious when I saw they dedicated the movie to her and found out she died so young. I found 4 comments from friends of her's on IMDB messege boards about how they missed her, etc.. but no one said what happened that I could find as of Oct 21, 2010.

Update:

Elizabeth (Betsy) Mackey passed away suddenly in a tragic accident on February 17, 2008, while working on location for a feature film "Barbarian Princess" in Honolulu Hawaii.

John Ross was buried in WA D.C

First she married John Ross, then John Claypoole, and lastly, Captain Joseph Ross

John Claypoole. I had to do a report on Betsy Ross

Betsey Ross was the 8th of 17children.

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1836 - 1752 = 84

betty, bekey, bessy, and burthah

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Betsy Ross herself sewed the flag but George Washington designed the flag. After Betsy Ross looked at the design she made a few changes. She then started to make our first American flag.

Betsy Ross's work experiences are that she worked at an upholstery business with her first husband John Ross. She is also said to be the one who created the first American flag, but this has not been confirmed.

She didn't make the flag. This is a story her grandson made up in 1870. Congress gives credit to Francis Hopkinson who designed the flag. The first flag was made for the navy in 1776 and it was a basic British flag with stripes. The second flag had stars where the British flag had a cross.

No. Betsy Ross was a seamstress during the Revolutionary war, and was rumored to have made the first American flag. She died 30 years before the start of the civil war

Women were not not allowed to apprentice. She married him and learned the business.

Zilla, Eliza, Clarissa, Susan, , Rachel, Jane, and Harriet. she had 3 husbands and grew up in a large family.

Many people were taught that Betsy Ross was the lady who made the first United States Flag. But this isn't true. This was a story probably made up by her son.

The lady who did made the first United States flag was Mary Pinkersgill. She was hired in 1813. She was helped by her daughter Caroline, her nieces Eliza and Margaret Young and Grace Wisher, an indentured servant.

France has had many famous people. These include Napoleon Bonaparte who conquered most of Europe, Charles De Gaulle, and Brigitte Bardot.

Betsy Ross made the first American flag.

Well...her name was Betsy...and she sewed a flag with stars on it. Stars come from the heavens.

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No, it was Patek Phillippe who was a Swiss watch maker in the late 1800s.

it was Elizabeth ludwigend hays ross and they changed her name because it was so long

Her first husband was John Ross.

when did besty ross marry john ross?

some barriers she had was her mom got tubuculosis as a child