Marriage to Jean Dubernat
Jeanne Baret married French soldier Jean Dubernat at Saint-Aulaye on 28 March 1774, formalizing her return to conventional life.
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Jeanne Baret married French soldier Jean Dubernat at Saint-Aulaye on 28 March 1774, formalizing her return to conventional life.
View detailsBurney's final novel, 'The Wanderer, or Female Difficulties,' set partly during the French Revolution's Reign of Terror, was published on 28 March 1814.
View detailsMarked official start of the War of the Golden Stool, led by Yaa Asantewaa.
View detailsYaa Asantewaa first and only woman war leader in Ashanti history.
View detailsOn March 28, 1937, Gellhorn began reporting on the Spanish Civil War, launching her career.
View detailsLilian Bader enlisted in the Women's Auxiliary Air Force on 28 March 1941, becoming one of the first Black women to serve in the British Armed Forces.
View detailsOlive Edis died on 28 March 1955 in Sheringham, Norfolk, the town where she had built her celebrated photography studio.
View detailsElected president pro tempore of the Texas Senate on March 28, 1972, making her the first Black woman in the U.S. to preside over a legislative body.
View detailsFiled a utility patent securing technological aspects of the Password Journal.
View detailsRecords personal bests in 100m and 400m, notable late career performances.
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