Marriage to Jean-André Lepaute
She married royal clockmaker Jean-André Lepaute on 27 August 1748, beginning a partnership that supported her later astronomical work.
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She married royal clockmaker Jean-André Lepaute on 27 August 1748, beginning a partnership that supported her later astronomical work.
View detailsAs president of Oberlin's Ladies' Literary Society, Stanton delivered a powerful abolitionist commencement address titled 'A Plea for the Oppressed.'
View detailsRebecca Gratz passed away on August 27, 1869, in Philadelphia.
View detailsMary Anderson was born on her parents’ farm outside Lidköping, Sweden, later becoming a leading U.S. labor organizer.
View detailsKatharine Dexter McCormick was born in Dexter, Michigan.
View detailsBorn at Fort Gordon, Georgia, in a U.S. Army hospital; she would later become the first woman to fly a jet‑powered aircraft.
View detailsMarkievicz was released from prison on 27 August 1923 following her detention during the Irish Civil War for anti-Treaty activities.
View detailsFirst leading role: Callas debuts as Tosca at the Olympia Theatre in Athens, establishing herself as a leading soprano in Greece.
View detailsFlossie Wong-Staal (née Wong Yee Ching) was born in Hong Kong on August 27, 1946, later becoming a pioneering Chinese-American virologist.
View detailsFinished 14th at Hamburg Speedway in New York, one of her final documented NASCAR starts.
View details"Roman Holiday" premiered in the U.S., featuring Hepburn in her first major film role.
View detailsGracie Allen died on August 27, 1964, in Hollywood, California.
View detailsLucille Ball received the Kennedy Center Honors for her lifetime contributions to American culture through the performing arts.
View detailsCompleted her first spaceflight, returning from Salyut 7.
View detailsKatie Higgins Cook was born on August 27, 1986, in Maryland.
View detailsFreeman won 400m gold at the 1994 Commonwealth Games and carried the Aboriginal flag on her victory lap, a landmark act of Indigenous pride.
View detailsEssie Summers passed away on August 27, 1998, in Taradale, New Zealand.
View detailsKelmendi wins gold in women's −52kg at the 2013 World Judo Championships in Rio, becoming Kosovo's first senior world judo champion.
View detailsThe Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery opened 'Portraits of Promised Lands,' its first-ever solo retrospective by an Asian American woman.
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