Dad: John George Ludwig Mom: Gretchen LudwigActually There are more then one molly pictcher IM in the 5th grade . Im doing Margarette corbin. Another molly pitcher . Molly pitcher was just a nick name giving by the army. When a lady is taking care of them. Every molly pitcher did this when her husband was down she fired the cannon.
molly pitcher was the nickname
Molly Pitcher grew up on a family farm. It is likely she took one of the yard animals under her wing. She had little education and fought in her husbands place at a cannon during the Revolution.
Molly Pitcher died and is buried in Carlisle, Pennsylvania on January 22, 1832
molly Pitcher had hazel eyes
molly pitcher helped the American Revolution war. she helped carry the men.
molly pitcher Hayes brought buckets of water tt the solders to use the cannon.
Molly Pitcher.
In the American revolution.
She helped because her husband was in the war.
She brought water to soldiers on the battlefield during the american revolution. Hope this helps!
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Dad: John George Ludwig Mom: Gretchen LudwigActually There are more then one molly pictcher IM in the 5th grade . Im doing Margarette corbin. Another molly pitcher . Molly pitcher was just a nick name giving by the army. When a lady is taking care of them. Every molly pitcher did this when her husband was down she fired the cannon.
molly pitcher had no education
Molly Pitcher's
Molly Ludwig, known famously as Molly Pitcher got her name from carrying pitchers of water to soldiers during battle. She never went to college because at the time of the American Revolution, girls were not allowed to attend school.
Mary Ludwig Hayes also said to be known as Molly Pitcher fought in the Battle of Monmouth during the American Revolution. At the time, the nickname Molly was very common for woman named Mary. Mary Hayes, attended to soldiers during the revolution by giving them water. After her husband fell to injury, it has been said that she continued to fight in his place by swabbing and loading his cannon. The nickname Molly Pitcher derived from her service and good deeds during the time period.