Killed in Siwanoy attack near Pelham Bay, New Netherland
Anne Hutchinson and most of her household were killed in an attack by Siwanoy Native Americans near present-day Pelham Bay in New Netherland.
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Anne Hutchinson and most of her household were killed in an attack by Siwanoy Native Americans near present-day Pelham Bay in New Netherland.
View detailsJenny Lind arrived in Liverpool from America, effectively ending her transatlantic touring period and resettling in Europe.
View detailsJacqueline Susann was born on August 20, 1918, in Philadelphia.
View detailsThe first Women's World Games were held in Paris on August 20, 1922.
View detailsOdette Hallowes was awarded the George Cross, becoming the first woman to receive Britain's highest civilian award for gallantry.
View detailsPresident Johnson signed the Economic Opportunity Act, part of the War on Poverty, which Lady Bird Johnson had advocated for, including Head Start.
View detailsJulie Krone won five races in one day at Saratoga Race Course, becoming the third jockey in 126 years to achieve this.
View detailsCompetes in the 10 km marathon at Beijing 2008, becoming the first female amputee ever to take part in an Olympic event, finishing 16th.
View detailsBecomes, with Natalia Partyka, one of the first athletes ever to compete in both the Olympics and Paralympics in the same year at Beijing 2008.
View detailsDeath of Phyllis Diller in Brentwood, Los Angeles, ending a pioneering career in stand-up comedy.
View detailsAugusta National announces Rice, with Darla Moore, will become the club's first female members, ending an 80-year male-only policy.
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