Betsy Ross

Tunstall is buried behind his store in Lincoln on February 22.

She was married three times:

John Ross (1773 - 1776)

Joseph Ashburn (1777 -1781)

John Claypole (1783 - 1817)

three. So many "Js!"

she had no enemies

You have to stay up all night and think of stuff to do ask me in 1345 i made the first flag of my tribe it was hard and i am still living.............. no i an dead it is my great great grandson...............thanks for asking!

No state. It was made in colonial America in 1776.

White, kind of pale, and kind of rosey cheeks.

Betsy Ross went to a public Friends or Quaker School

yes when she was a quaker that was the only color clothes they could wear including gray

Betsy Graves Reyneau died in 1964.

no she was not

Lucilla and Eliza with Joseph Ashburn and Clarissa, Susannah, Rachel, Jane, and Harriet, who died as a baby, with John Claypoole.

1.) Flag

2.) Patriot

3.) Entrepreneur

4.) Activist

Betsy Ross is known for sewing the U.S.A.'s flag.

it was made with red white blue stripes.

Betsy King Ross was born on March 14, 1922, in St. Paul, Minnesota, USA.

There is no definitive historical record detailing the specific color of shoes that Betsy Ross wore. As a seamstress in the late 18th century, it's likely she wore practical footwear typical of her time, which could have included shades like black, brown, or beige. However, any specific claims about the color of her shoes would be largely speculative.

Betsy Ross is often credited with designing and sewing the first American flag in 1776, a symbol of the nation’s independence and unity. According to legend, she was commissioned by George Washington and other leaders to create the flag, which featured stars and stripes representing the original thirteen colonies. Her contributions have become emblematic of American patriotism, though historical evidence for her specific role is limited and somewhat anecdotal. Today, she is celebrated as a significant figure in American history.

Ross Geller married Emily Waltham second. Their marriage took place during the fourth season of "Friends," but it was short-lived due to Ross mistakenly saying Rachel's name during the vows. This incident ultimately led to their divorce.

she felt uncomfterable and angry at everyone who wanted slavery