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25 indexed achievements across recorded history.


1556
Sophia Brahe
Science

Probable birth of Sophia Brahe at Knudstrup Castle

Probable birth date of Sophia Brahe at Knudstrup Castle.

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Sophia Brahe·Wikipedia: Sophia Brahe
1664
Catherine Jérémie
Science

Baptism of Catherine Jérémie at Quebec

Catherine Jérémie was baptized at Quebec, New France, on 22 September 1664, daughter of Noël Jérémie dit Lamontagne and Jeanne Pelletier.

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Catherine Jérémie·Dictionary of Canadian Biography: Jérémie, Catherine
1762
Elizabeth Simcoe
Arts

Birth of Elizabeth Simcoe

Elizabeth Simcoe was born on September 22, 1762.

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Elizabeth Simcoe·Elizabeth Simcoe - Wikipedia
1868
Louise McKinney
Politics

Louise McKinney was born

Birth of pioneering politician Louise McKinney.

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Louise McKinney·Wikipedia - Louise McKinney
1880
Christabel Pankhurst
Activism

Birth of Christabel Pankhurst

Birth of suffragette leader Christabel Pankhurst.

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Christabel Pankhurst·Wikipedia
1891
Catherine L Gibbon
Science

Joint U.S. Patents Issued for Railroad Innovations

Catherine L. Gibbon received joint patents with Thomas H. Gibbon for railroad tracks.

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Catherine L Gibbon·Case Files: Catherine L. Gibbon
1891
Alma Thomas
Arts

Born in Columbus, Georgia

Alma Woodsey Thomas was born on September 22, 1891, in Columbus, Georgia, the eldest of four daughters.

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Alma Thomas·Alma Thomas - Wikipedia
1904
Ellen Church
Science

Birth of Ellen Church

Ellen Church was born in Cresco, Iowa, later becoming a nurse, pilot, and the world's first female flight attendant.

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Ellen Church·Ellen Church - Catalan Wikipedia
1911
Mae West
Arts

Early Professional Stage Appearance in A La Broadway

West debuts in Ned Wayburn's revue A La Broadway, marking her early stage appearance.

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Mae West·Mae West Biographical Timeline - PBS
1924
Mimi Parent
Arts

Birth of Mimi Parent in Montreal

Mimi Parent, Canadian Surrealist painter and sculptor, was born in Montreal, Quebec, on September 22, 1924.

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Mimi Parent·Mimi Parent - Wikipedia
1939
Junko Tabei
Science

Birth of Junko Tabei

Junko Tabei (née Ishibashi) was born in Miharu, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan.

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Junko Tabei·Junko Tabei - Wikipedia
1948
Florence Bailey
Science

Death of Florence Merriam Bailey

Florence Merriam Bailey passed away on September 22, 1948.

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Florence Bailey·Wikipedia: Florence Merriam Bailey
1953
Ursula LeGuin
Literature

Married historian Charles Le Guin

Ursula Kroeber married historian Charles A. Le Guin in Paris on September 22, 1953, adopting the surname 'Le Guin' under which she would publish.

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Ursula LeGuin·Ursula K. Le Guin - Wikipedia
1958
Joan Jett
Science

Birth of Joan Jett

Joan Marie Larkin, later known as Joan Jett, was born in Wynnewood, near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Joan Jett·Joan Jett Biography
1960
Melanie Klein
Science

Died in London, England

Melanie Klein died on September 22, 1960, in London, having spent her final decades developing psychoanalytic theory in Britain.

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Melanie Klein·Melanie Klein - Wikipedia
1966
Lady Bird Johnson
Activism

Dedication of Glen Canyon Dam

Lady Bird Johnson dedicated the Glen Canyon Dam in Arizona, linking landscape preservation, recreation, and federal water policy in her remarks.

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Lady Bird Johnson·Lady Bird Johnson - Wikipedia
1970
Dr. Alice Hamilton
Medicine

Death of Alice Hamilton

Alice Hamilton died on September 22, 1970, in Hadlyme, Connecticut, at the age of 101.

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Dr. Alice Hamilton·CDC MMWR - Achievements in Public Health
1976
Rosalyn Yalow
Science

First woman to win the Albert Lasker Basic Medical Science Award

Yalow became the first woman to win the Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical Research, recognizing radioimmunoassay’s impact on medicine.

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Rosalyn Yalow·Lasker Foundation: A Woman of Firsts
1985
Jeanne-Claude Denat De GUillebon
Arts

"The Pont Neuf Wrapped" opens in Paris

Paris's oldest bridge, the Pont Neuf, was wrapped entirely in golden sandstone-colored fabric, opening as one of the duo's most visible European interventions.

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Jeanne-Claude Denat De GUillebon·Jeanne-Claude - Wikipedia
1988
Sylvia Fedoruk
Science

First Woman Appointed Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan

Sylvia Fedoruk became the first woman to serve as Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, a vice-regal post she held until 1994.

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Sylvia Fedoruk·The Canadian Encyclopedia - Sylvia Olga Fedoruk
1997
Bjork
Arts

Release of solo album Homogenic

Björk released Homogenic on September 22, 1997, a landmark album blending electronic beats with orchestral strings.

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Bjork·Björk - Wikipedia
2002
Oprah Winfrey
Arts

First recipient of the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award

Receives the inaugural Bob Hope Humanitarian Award at the Primetime Emmys, the first-ever and only woman recipient.

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Oprah Winfrey·Business Insider – Things Oprah Did First
2004
Natalia Du Toit
Sports

Athens 2004 world‑record gold in 400 m freestyle S9

Sets a world record en route to 400 m freestyle S9 gold at the Athens 2004 Paralympics, lowering the mark by over seven seconds.

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Natalia Du Toit·South African Government – Natalie Du Toit profile
2016
Louise Glück
Science

National Humanities Medal Presentation

Glück received the National Humanities Medal from President Barack Obama at a White House ceremony on September 22, 2016.

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Louise Glück·National Endowment for the Humanities - National Humanities Medal
2016
Sandra Cisneros
Literature

Received the National Medal of Arts

On September 22, 2016, Sandra Cisneros received the National Medal of Arts from President Obama.

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Sandra Cisneros·National Organization for Women’s history biography of Sandra Cisneros