Death of Martha Washington at Mount Vernon
Martha Washington died on May 22, 1802, at Mount Vernon.
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Martha Washington died on May 22, 1802, at Mount Vernon.
View detailsAmalia Lindegren was born on May 22, 1814, in Stockholm, Sweden.
View detailsLaskarina Bouboulina died in Spetses during a family dispute.
View detailsMary Stevenson Cassatt is born in Allegheny City, Pennsylvania, now part of Pittsburgh, U.S.
View detailsMaria Edgeworth died on May 22, 1849, in Edgeworthstown, Ireland.
View detailsThe day after founding the Red Cross, Barton began setting its practical mission and framework, including disaster response beyond wartime aid.
View detailsCatharine White Coffin died in Cincinnati, Ohio, after a lifetime of Underground Railroad work aiding thousands of freedom seekers.
View detailsCrewing the Swiss yacht Lérina, she won Race One of the 1–2 ton class at Meulan-en-Yvelines, becoming the first female Olympic champion and gold medalist in history.
View detailsMary Agnes Meara married William Ingraham Chase, becoming Mary Agnes Chase; she was widowed the same year and increasingly devoted herself to botany.
View detailsBurton received the prestigious Caldecott Medal in 1943 for her picture book The Little House, cementing her legacy as a major American children's illustrator.
View detailsElizabeth 'Betty' Smyth was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, the future Nobel Peace Prize laureate and co-founder of the Peace People.
View detailsFirst Polish writer to receive the Man Booker International Prize with "Flights."
View detailsFelix published a New York Times op-ed on May 22, 2019, revealing Nike's attempt to cut her pay after pregnancy, sparking major sponsorship reforms.
View detailsDr. Gladys West formally received the Royal Academy of Engineering's Prince Philip Medal at an online ceremony recognizing her contributions to GPS.
View detailsYale University conferred an honorary degree on Katalin Karikó during its 2022 commencement.
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