Mary Draper | Facts, Early Years, Life, Death & Military
2020年2月15日 · According to the records left by the Rev. William Clark, large companies of soldiers marched through their town almost daily, and Mary Draper set to work baking bread and making cheese and cider. She spread it all out on a table in front of her house that she kept stocked daily for the soldiers passing through.
Mary Draper - Wikipedia
Draper, her daughter Kate, and a servant named Molly prepared food from their granaries and dairy. The women continually kneaded and baked brown bread that day, night, and the next day. [ 13 ] When she ran out of goods for cooking, her neighbors helped out.
Mary Draper Biography | Women of the Revolution
You and I, Kate, have also service to do. Food must be prepared for the hungry; for before to-morrow night, hundreds, I hope thousands, will be on their way to join the continental forces. Some who have travelled far will need refreshment, and you and I, …
Mary Alvis Draper 1719 ~ 1810 - AHGP
2024年10月23日 · You and I, Kate, have also service to do. Food must be prepared for the hungry; for before tomorrow night hundreds, I hope thousands, will be on their way to join the Continental forces. Some who have traveled far will need refreshment, and you and I, with Molly, must feed as many as we can."
This Day in History: Mary Draper, unsung heroine - taraross.com
2021年4月4日 · “You and I, Kate, have also service to do. Food must be prepared for the hungry; for before to-morrow night, hundreds, I hope thousands, will be on their way to join the continental forces. Some who have travelled far will need refreshment, and you and I, with Molly, must feed as many as we can.”
Mary Draper Ingles - U.S. National Park Service
For forty days, Mary and the Dutch woman struggled along riverbanks and deep rocky gorges. They scavenged for food and shelter, living off the land as best they could. The two separated after a hunger induced fight leaving Mary to continue the final days alone.
About: Mary Draper - DBpedia Association
She helped to the best of her abilities by giving food and servicing the wounded. She housed many people who were homeless as a result of war. She was helped by two neighbor boys to pour large pails of cider into tubs.
Mary Alvis Draper - History's Women
Mrs. Draper had a good deal of pewter, which she valued highly, not only for its intrinsic worth, but because most of it came from her mother, but she never hesitated. Within a few hours, her pewter treasures were transformed into bullets for the muskets of the Continental soldiers.
Mary (Aldis) Draper (1719-1810) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree
2024年9月6日 · Mary (Aldis) Draper performed Patriotic Service in Massachusetts in the American Revolution.
Mary Draper facts for kids - Kids encyclopedia
2024年4月5日 · She helped to the best of her abilities by giving food and servicing the wounded. She housed many people who were homeless as a result of war. She was helped by two neighbor boys to pour large pails of cider into tubs.