Captured by Confederate forces
Captured by Confederates in Georgia, suspected as a spy.
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Captured by Confederates in Georgia, suspected as a spy.
View detailsWalker was captured while treating civilians and later exchanged as the first woman officer POW-for-officer.
View detailsRita Cetina co-founded La Siempreviva in Mérida in 1870, a literary society and school promoting women's education and rights in Yucatán.
View detailsFrances Perkins (born Fannie Coralie Perkins) was born in Boston, Massachusetts.
View detailsBirth of Margaret Antoinette Clapp in East Orange, New Jersey.
View detailsFlorence Howe Hall died on April 10, 1922, in High Bridge, New Jersey, closing a lifetime of suffrage activism and literary work.
View detailsSavage received a second Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship, further supporting her sculpture work and study.
View detailsDorothy Wilde died on April 10, 1941, in London, England.
View detailsBirth of Ruth E. Carter in Springfield, Massachusetts, future trailblazing, two-time Oscar-winning costume designer.
View detailsHepburn won her second Best Actress Oscar at the 40th Academy Awards for Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967).
View detailsRachel Aliene Corrie was born in Olympia, Washington, United States.
View detailsThe black-hole image release made Bouman a visible public face of the Event Horizon Telescope collaboration.
View detailsThe Event Horizon Telescope collaboration announced the first image of a black hole, with Bouman as a key contributor.
View detailsBiographies of Women Mathematicians updates entry on Theano, detailing her Pythagorean role.
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