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Betsy Ross

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American History

 

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Timothy B

 

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July 14, 2016

 

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University

 

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Betsy went to a Quaker public school. For eight hours a day, Betsy was taught reading, writing and sometimes sewing. She married John Ross, an Anglican, in 1773, and she was expelled from the Friends Meeting for marrying outside the meeting. John and Betsy started a upholstery business together. John was killed in January 1776 on militia duty when gunpowder exploded at the Philadelphia waterfront...
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John and Betsy started a upholstery business together. John was killed in January 1776 on militia duty when gunpowder exploded at the Philadelphia waterfront. Betsy continued to work at the shop by herself. In 1777 Betsy married Joseph Ashburn, a sailor, who had the bad luck of being on a ship captured by the British in 1781...
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