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In the Article Molly Pitcher Biography for Kids, they say, "Mary Ludwig Hayes McCauly was born on October 13, 1744, in a town near Trenton, New Jersey." They  also state that She wands nicknamed Molly Pitcher because she went around giving water to the army. She actually  took over a cannon when the man who was shooting it got shot.

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Molly Pitcher

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Mary Macauly was

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"Mary McCauly is best known today for the role that she played in the 1778 Battle of Monmouth" said

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In article  Molly Pitcher Biography For Kids

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Molly Pitcher was a brave women who worked for the army. She is mostly known for the battle of  1778, in Monmouth. The website http://mrnussbaum.com/molly-pitcher/ says, "Like many women of the day she carried pitchers of waters for thirsty soldiers or for their smoldering cannons."

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Molly (Mary) McCauly was a pitcher that was nicknamed Molly Pitcher probably from the wounded soldiers calling Molly! or Pitcher according to the website Molly Pitcher Biography. It also says that after her husband collapsed because of either the 100 degree weather or harmed by the enemy, she took over a canon and started firing back.

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According to the article, Molly Pitcher Biography for kids,  it states that Molly Pitcher was a part of the Revolutionary War

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In the article " Molly Pitcher Biography For Kids"

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Mary McCauly is a women who is known today as delivering pichers of water the

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According to the article Molly Pitcher biography for kids states that "Molly Pitcher was a woman who lived in a town near Trenton, New Jersey. She is best known for the role she played in the 1778 battle of MonMouth.

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Stated in the article, "

Molly Pitcher Biography for Kids"

Mary McCauly is best known today for the role that she played in the 1778 Battle of Monmouth (N.J.) as a Continental Army camp follower and original “Molly Pitcher”. Like many women of the day she carried pitchers of waters for thirsty soldiers or for their smoldering cannons. She probably earned the nickname from soldiers on the battlefield shouting “Molly! Pitcher!” Molly was a common nickname for women named Mary.

Mary earned her legendary status during the Battle of Monmouth Courthouse. After her husband collapsed from the 100-degree heat, or from being wounded, Mary bravely took over as the gunner and continued to fire the cannon herself throughout the scorching day. According to legend, a British cannonball flew between her legs and tore her skirt, to which she responded, “well, that could have been worse.”

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In the article Molly pitcher biography for kids it says, "Molly pitcher is best known today for her role that she played in the 1778 battle, like many women carried pitchers of water

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Mary McCauly (also known as Molly Pitcher) Is well known for carrying pitchers of water for the soldiers during the Battle of Monmouth in 1778. During this event, her husband collapsed from the 100 degree heat or from being wounded, and so Mary was brave enough to take his place and fire the cannon herself even when it was extremely hot.

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Molly Pitcher was a woman that, "is best known today for the role that she played in the 1778 Battle of Monmouth (N.J.," as states in the article

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The article "Molly Pitcher Biography for kids" says" Mary earned her legendary status from The Battle of Monmouth of California, when her husband collapsed from the 100 degree heat she took his place as a gunner

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Molly Pitcher was a women, that

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"Molly Pitcher was best known for the role she played in 1778 Battle of Monmouth," says http://mrnussbaum.com. Also, http://mrnussbaum.com says that Molly Pitcher was named that because she gave pitchers of water to thirsty soldiers.

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Molly pitcher the wife of a soldier in the American Revolutionary War.  On most days she brought water to the soldiers. Mr.  Nussbuam wrote "She probably earned the nickname from soldiers on the battlefield shouting “Molly! Pitcher!” Molly was a common nickname for women named Mary.
When her husband was hurt she ran to help the soldiers using the cannon. Molly pitcher was very helpful to the war.

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Molly Pitcher, a girl born in Trenton, New Jersey on October 13, 1744 was first known as Mary McCauly, says the article Molly Pitcher Biography For Kids.

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According to the article Molly Pitcher  Biography, it says that "Mary Ludwig Hayes McCauly was born on October 13, 1744, in a town near Trenton, New Jersey She was best known for 1778 Battle of Monmouth (N.J.) as a Continental Army camp follower and original “Molly Pitcher” She gave pitchers of water to the soldiers in the war.

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The article Molly Pitcher Biography for Kids says "Mary’s story may or may not be partly folklore. Some historians believe her story is the composite of several “Molly’s” who helped on the battlefields of the Revolutionary War."

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From the article Molly pitcher Biography it states in the first paragraph "Mary Ludwig Hayes McCauly was born on October 13, 1744, in a town near Trenton, New Jersey."

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Maybe you know a woman called Molly Pitcher. Do you know someone called Mary McCauly? Well, if you know some one named Molly Pitcher, you should know Mary McCauly. You see, Molly Pitcher is Mary McCauly's nickname! According to the article Molly Pitcher Biography for Kids, it says , "Like many woman of the day, she carried pitchers of water for thirsty soliders or for their smoldering cannons." She is known because when

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Molly Pitcher was a woman who "carried pitchers of waters for thirsty soldiers or for their smoldering cannons." as the article Molly Pitcher Biography for Kids says. In the same article it explains that she was originally called Mary, but other people called her Molly, as was common at that time. It also says that when her husband collapsed while he was fighting she bravely took over for him.

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Molly Pitcher was born in 1744 in a town near Trenton, New Jersey. Also you may not know but, Molly Pitcher's original name was, Mary Ludwig Hayes Mc Cauly. Only latter in the war was she nicknamed Molly Pitcher

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Mary Ludwig Hayes McCauly(Molly Pitcher) was born in a town near Trenton, New Jersey(Molly Pitcher biography for kids) She went around the battlefield in carried pitchers of water for the soldiers firing the cannons. When her husband collapsed when standing in the heat she took up the cannon and started firing it. Legend was told that an English cannonball flew through her legs.(Molly Pitcher biography for kids)