Probably because like today the truth and the legend of Molly Pitcher are very difficult to sort out. In any case Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley did receive her 40 dollars per year starting in 1822 and died at the age of 78 in 1832.
Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley took water to soldiers by Pennsylvania Legislature in 1822. BBB333: At the battle of the Monmouth Courthouse
Mary Hays, an important figure in the American Revolutionary era, died on September 27, 1833. She passed away in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Hays is often remembered for her contributions as a camp follower and for her role in supporting soldiers during the war.
Molly Hays is Mary Ludwig Hays.
Mary married William in 1767
Mary Hays' son was named John Hays. He was born during her marriage to Joseph Hays. Mary Hays is often recognized for her contributions to the American Revolution and her role in promoting women's rights.
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Mary Hays McCauley carried water in a pitcher to thirsty soldiers.
How did Mary Ludwig Hays get her nickname "Molly Pitcher"? h
Mary Hays McCauley had 6 kids namedFrankDawn,John,Bob,NicoleANDOlivia
Yes they were. They got married in 1776 while Mary was a servant to dr.William irvine