What did Molly Pitcher do in the revolutionary war to help the soldiers?

Answer 1

Molly Pitcher is the nick name given to a woman Mary Ludwig Hays who fought in Battle of Monmouth. She was married to one William Hays who was an artillery man during the same battle. It is believed that Mary along with other women washed clothes and blankets and cared for sick and dying soldiers in continental army camp in the same battle.

Answer 2

She brought pitchers of water to the men that fall because of the heat and exhaustion. Molly also tended to her husbands cannon. He fell from the heat When Molly saw him on the ground, she went to help him. She saw that he could no longer tend to his cannon so her hard work that she did when she was younger really paid off! She loaded and fired the cannons. I hoped i helped Bye. =D

Answer 3

1.Molly Pitcher served in the Battle of Monmouth,when her husband got shot she took his spot on the cannon for the rest of the battle. 2.Mollys real name is Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley,she got her name Molly pitcher by carrying water in a pitcher so when the solders got thirsty and tired she cold give them the water from the pitcher that she got by the nearby spring. 3.Also when the solders got shot of injurd she would but them on her back and carry them to some were safe.

Answer 4

Molly worked as a servant.