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18 indexed achievements across recorded history.


1456
Joan of Arc
Politics

Posthumous rehabilitation: condemnation annulled

Posthumous annulment of Joan of Arc's condemnation at a retrial.

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Joan of Arc·Joan of Arc - Wikipedia
1851
Lillien Jane Martin
Science

Birth of Lillien Jane Martin

Lillien Jane Martin was born on July 7, 1851, in Olean, New York.

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Lillien Jane Martin·Wikipedia
1861
Nettie Stevens
Science

Birth of Nettie Maria Stevens

Nettie Maria Stevens, pioneer geneticist, was born on July 7, 1861, in Vermont.

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Nettie Stevens·Wikipedia - Nettie Stevens
1887
Lottie Dod
Sports

Wins Wimbledon at 15

Lottie Dod wins Wimbledon Women's Singles on July 7, 1887, becoming the youngest ever champion.

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Lottie Dod·Encyclopaedia Britannica
1910
Doris McCarthy
Arts

Birth of Doris McCarthy

Birth of Doris McCarthy, Canadian artist, on July 7, 1910.

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Doris McCarthy·Doris McCarthy - Wikipedia
1915
Margaret Walker
Literature

Birth of Margaret Walker

Margaret Walker was born on July 7, 1915, in Birmingham, Alabama.

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Margaret Walker·Wikipedia
1946
Frances Xavier Cabrini
Activism

Frances Xavier Cabrini canonized as the first American saint

On July 7, 1946, Cabrini was canonized, becoming the first naturalized U.S. citizen to be declared a saint.

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Frances Xavier Cabrini·Mother Cabrini: The First American Saint of the Catholic Church
1958
Decoy TV Series
Arts

Final broadcast of Decoy's original run

Decoy's original run concluded on July 7, 1958, completing 39 episodes and cementing its legacy as a female-led police drama pioneer.

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Decoy TV Series·Decoy (TV series) - Wikipedia
1961
Evelyn Berezin
Science

Patent Filing: On-Line Data Transfer Apparatus (US 3,231,865)

Berezin filed a patent covering technology for online data transfer.

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Evelyn Berezin·Evelyn Berezin patent record (Chinese Wikipedia)
1961
Evelyn Berezin
Science

Patent Filing: Data Transfer Apparatus (US 3,259,886)

On the same day, she filed a companion patent further developing her data-transfer technology.

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Evelyn Berezin·Evelyn Berezin patent record (Chinese Wikipedia)
1964
Lillian Copeland
Sports

Death of Lillian Copeland

Lillian Copeland passed away on July 7, 1964.

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Lillian Copeland·Lillian Copeland | Jewish Women's Archive
1969
Cree Summer
Arts

Birth of Cree Summer

Cree Summer was born on July 7, 1969, in Los Angeles, California.

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Cree Summer·Wikipedia: Cree Summer
1971
Mary Lasker
Medicine

Senate Passage of Cancer Research Bill

The U.S. Senate passed a cancer bill backed by Mary Lasker, paving the way for the National Cancer Act.

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Mary Lasker·Lasker Foundation: Catalyst for the National Cancer Act - Mary Lasker
1977
Muriel Siebert
Politics

First woman Superintendent of Banks for NY

Siebert becomes the first woman Superintendent of Banks for New York State.

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Muriel Siebert·Muriel Siebert kicked down the door so others could follow
1983
Samantha Smith
Activism

Arrival in the Soviet Union for peace visit

Samantha Smith arrived in the Soviet Union to begin a peace tour as Yuri Andropov’s invited guest.

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Samantha Smith·Wikipedia
1998
Ila Borders
Sports

First woman to start a men's professional baseball game

Borders was named the starting pitcher for a men's professional game, becoming the first woman in the modern era to start such a contest.

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Ila Borders·Farther Off The Wall: No. 22 Ila Borders
1999
Julie Campbell
Literature

Death of Julie Campbell Tatham

Julie Campbell Tatham passed away on July 7, 1999.

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Julie Campbell·Julie Campbell Tatham - Wikipedia
2010
Kazuyo Sejima
Arts

First female Director of Architecture Sector, Venice Biennale

Sejima became the first woman appointed Director of the Architecture Sector of the Venice Biennale, curating the 12th International Architecture Exhibition.

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Kazuyo Sejima·Kazuyo Sejima selected as first Rolex Architecture Mentor - Designboom