Execution during the North Berwick witch trials
Agnes Sampson was executed on January 28, 1591, during the witch trials in North Berwick.
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Agnes Sampson was executed on January 28, 1591, during the witch trials in North Berwick.
View detailsOn 28 January 1813, Austen's most celebrated novel, 'Pride and Prejudice,' was published in three volumes by Thomas Egerton.
View detailsAda Nield was born on 28 January 1870 in Butt Lane, near Talke, Staffordshire, into a large working-class farming family.
View detailsSidonie-Gabrielle Colette was born in the Burgundy village of Saint-Sauveur-en-Puisaye, France, on 28 January 1873.
View detailsStrong wrote a letter to Christian Science founder Mary Baker Eddy, preserved in the Mary Baker Eddy Library archives.
View detailsBorn in Bucharest, Romania, into the aristocratic Lahovary family, on 28 January 1886.
View detailsAlice Neel was born in Merion Square, Pennsylvania, on January 28, 1900, later becoming one of America's foremost portrait painters.
View detailsAugusta Holmès passed away on January 28, 1903, leaving a legacy in music.
View detailsEllen Louks Fairclough was born in Hamilton, Ontario, on January 28, 1905, the future first woman appointed to Canada's federal Cabinet.
View detailsNien Cheng was born Yao Nien-yuan in Beijing, China, into an affluent, Western-educated family.
View detailsMcClung's activism helped Manitoba become the first Canadian province to grant women the vote, on January 28, 1916.
View detailsVina Mazumdar was born on 28 January 1927 in Jaipur, Rajasthan, British India, into a progressive, education-focused family.
View detailsEdith Marie Flanigen was born in Buffalo, New York, later becoming a pioneering chemist known for molecular sieves and synthetic emeralds.
View detailsLady Bird Johnson completed purchase of Austin radio station KTBC using $17,500 of her inheritance, launching her career as a media businesswoman.
View detailsRoza Shanina died on January 28, 1945, near Königsberg from wounds sustained in battle.
View detailsToguri was released from federal prison after serving over six years of her ten-year sentence.
View detailsZora Neale Hurston died in poverty and obscurity on January 28, 1960, in Fort Pierce, Florida, and was buried in an unmarked grave.
View detailsZora Neale Hurston dies in Fort Pierce, Florida, ending a life of profound cultural influence.
View detailsHayes received a Special Tony Award recognizing her lifetime achievement and contributions to American theatre.
View detailsHayes won the Grammy Award for Best Spoken Word Recording for Great American Documents, adding a recording honor to her many accolades.
View detailsAstrid Lindgren passed away on January 28, 2002, in Stockholm, Sweden.
View detailsVera Bradford passed away on January 28, 2004, leaving behind a lasting legacy in classical music.
View detailsHelps Brazil win gold in the 4x100m T11–13 relay in Christchurch.
View details"Sonita" wins Audience Award at Sundance for World Cinema Documentary.
View detailsCicely Tyson was inducted into the Television Academy's Hall of Fame, recognizing her enduring, barrier-breaking impact on television.
View detailsCicely Tyson died on January 28, 2021, at age 96, leaving a legacy as one of the most trailblazing African American actresses in history.
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