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23 indexed achievements across recorded history.


1759
Mary Wollstonecraft Mother Feminist
Literature

Birth of Mary Wollstonecraft

Mary Wollstonecraft was born in Spitalfields, London, England.

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Mary Wollstonecraft Mother Feminist·Encyclopædia Britannica
1856
Empress Dowager Cixi
Politics

Birth of Zaichun (Tongzhi Emperor)

Concubine Cixi gave birth to Zaichun, the future Tongzhi Emperor.

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Empress Dowager Cixi·Empress Dowager Cixi - Wikipedia
1862
Emily Dickinson
Science

'Success is counted sweetest' published untitled

One of Dickinson's most quoted poems appeared untitled in the Brooklyn Daily Union on April 27, 1862.

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Emily Dickinson·Emily Dickinson Museum: Publications in Dickinson's Lifetime
1882
Jessie Redmon Fauset
Literature

Birth of Jessie Redmon Fauset

Jessie Redmon Fauset was born on April 27, 1882.

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Jessie Redmon Fauset·Wikipedia
1922
Sheila Scott
Aviation

Birth of Sheila Scott

Sheila Scott, pioneering aviator, was born in Worcester, England, on April 27, 1922.

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Sheila Scott·Encyclopædia Britannica
1927
Coretta Scott King
Activism

Birth of Coretta Scott King

Coretta Scott is born in Marion, Perry County, Alabama, later becoming a leading figure of the U.S. civil rights movement.

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Coretta Scott King·Coretta Scott King - Wikipedia
1943
Dorothy Price
Medicine

Introduction of BCG Vaccine in Ireland

Pioneered the introduction of the BCG vaccine to combat tuberculosis in Ireland.

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Dorothy Price·Trinity College Dublin: A Heroine of Irish Public Health: Dorothy Stopford Price and the BCG Vaccination
1948
Lillian Gilbreth
Science

American Women’s Association Award for Eminent Achievement

Honored by AWA for her work in psychology and engineering.

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Lillian Gilbreth·Encyclopedia.com - Lillian Gilbreth
1953
Maud Gonne
Science

Death of Maud Gonne

Maud Gonne died on April 27, 1953, in Clonskeagh, Dublin, aged 86, having lived to see Irish independence she fought for.

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Maud Gonne·Maud Gonne - Wikipedia
1963
Peggy March
Arts

Contemporaneous recognition of youngest-female No. 1 status

By April 27, 1963, Peggy March was recognized as the youngest female with a U.S. No. 1 hit.

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Peggy March·Facebook: Italia Rockabilly's post about Peggy March
1963
Wilma Rudolph
Sports

Honored guest at DePauw University Little 500 meet

Serves as an honored guest at DePauw University’s Little 500 track meet in Greencastle, Indiana.

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Wilma Rudolph·DePauw University – Wilma Rudolph: Olympic Gold to DePauw Gold
1967
Dorothy Liebes
Arts

American Institute of Architects Medal for Distinguished Service

On April 27, 1967, Liebes received the AIA Medal for Distinguished Service, honoring her decades of collaboration with architects and impact on modern interior design.

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Dorothy Liebes·Dorothy Liebes Timeline - Cooper Hewitt
1985
Sister Corita Kent
Arts

Issuance of Corita Kent's U.S. "Love" stamp

The U.S. Postal Service officially released the "Love" stamp designed by Corita Kent, selling over 700 million copies.

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Sister Corita Kent·CNN Style
1986
Lydia Mendoza
Arts

Final documented recording: live performance in Santa Barbara

Lydia Mendoza's final recording was a live performance in Santa Barbara, California.

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Lydia Mendoza·Journal of American Folklore, Muse
1992
Betty Boothroyd
Politics

Glass-climbing, only female Speaker in Commons history

Only female Speaker, overturning 700 years of tradition.

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Betty Boothroyd·BritPolitics
1992
Betty Boothroyd
Politics

First opposition MP elected Speaker of the House of Commons

First opposition MP elected Speaker of the House under a sitting government.

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Betty Boothroyd·Sky News
1992
Betty Boothroyd
Politics

First Speaker appointed after TV coverage of Commons debates

First Speaker appointed post-TV coverage of Commons debates.

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Betty Boothroyd·The Conversation
1992
Betty Boothroyd
Politics

Elected first female Speaker of the House of Commons

First woman Speaker of the House of Commons, breaking 700 years of tradition.

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Betty Boothroyd·Wikipedia
2002
Ruth Handler
Politics

Death of Ruth Handler

Ruth Handler died in Los Angeles at 85, leaving behind Barbie and a second career in breast prosthetics.

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Ruth Handler·Ruth Handler - Wikipedia
2004
Marissa Mayer
Science

Patent publication for news visualization system

A patent listing Mayer as inventor for news visualization system was published.

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Marissa Mayer·Marissa Mayer Patents - Justia
2013
Sarah Outen
Exploration

Departure from Japan for North Pacific Crossing

Outen departed again for solo North Pacific row from Japan to Alaska.

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Sarah Outen·Sarah Outen - Wikipedia
2016
Carly Fiorina
Politics

Named running mate by Ted Cruz in 2016 presidential campaign

Ted Cruz names Carly Fiorina as his vice-presidential running mate during the 2016 Republican campaign.

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Carly Fiorina·The Guardian – Who is Carly Fiorina, Ted Cruz’s running mate?
2023
Emma Grede
Science

Appointed to Obama Foundation Girls Opportunity Alliance Advisory Board

The Obama Foundation announces Emma Grede's appointment to the Girls Opportunity Alliance Advisory Board, honoring her advocacy for women and girls.

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Emma Grede·Obama Foundation: Emma Grede leadership profile