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She lived from 1752 to 1836.

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What was a sovereign from Betsy Ross's time?

a flag she made


Why is Betsy Ross called that not Betsy Claypoole?

because at the time they told the story of her,her husband wasnt dead therefore they call her Betsy ross today so it got stuck


Who was the president when Betsy Ross was born?

There was no president when Betsy Ross was born, because she was born prior to the existence of the United States when the colonies were still ruled by Great Britain. George II was king at the time.


What did Betsy Ross do after the American revolution?

Her husband died. She joined the Fighting Quakers who supported the war effort. Their meeting house was a few blocks from Betsy Ross's house. She re-married in 1777 and had two daughters. After the death of her second husband she married a third time. She gave birth to 5 more daughters. Betsy Ross died in 1836 at the age of 84.


What is the color of Betsy Ross's dress?

We don't have the information like that from her biography. Most women in her time period wore black, brown, beige, white, and blue colors. The colors we have today they didn't have the dyes to make.

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What was a sovereign from Betsy Ross's time?

a flag she made


What does Betsy Ross do in free time?

went shopping


Why is Betsy Ross called that not Betsy Claypoole?

because at the time they told the story of her,her husband wasnt dead therefore they call her Betsy ross today so it got stuck


How old is Betsy Ross?

Betsy Ross was born on January 1, 1752 and died on January 30, 1836. Betsy Ross would have been 84 years old at the time of death or 263 years old today.


Did Betsy Ross had friends?

nobody knows as she lived a long time ago.


Who sewed the first American flag according to legend?

According to legend, Betsy Ross living in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at the time of the American Revolution, is generally credited for originating and sewing the American flag.


What kind of health did Betsy Ross have?

Betsy Ross lived a extremely healthy life for that time. Growing up in in the mountains of northern Penn. she consumed marsupial placenta to maintain her great health. she was also an avid runner.


What did Betsy Ross do after the American revolution?

Her husband died. She joined the Fighting Quakers who supported the war effort. Their meeting house was a few blocks from Betsy Ross's house. She re-married in 1777 and had two daughters. After the death of her second husband she married a third time. She gave birth to 5 more daughters. Betsy Ross died in 1836 at the age of 84.


What is the color of Betsy Ross's dress?

We don't have the information like that from her biography. Most women in her time period wore black, brown, beige, white, and blue colors. The colors we have today they didn't have the dyes to make.


What was Betsy rosss family like?

Betsy Ross's family was caring and loving the only time they weren't supportive was when she married John Ross. It was because Betsy was a Quaker which was her culture but John wasn't so her parents wanted her to marry someone who was a Quaker. But Betsy didn't like that idea because she was in love with John. Betsy sister was supportive though because she was already married she had married a sailor and he sailed Betsy and John to the other side of the river to get married so that's just what they did.


What did Betsy do after the war?

Her husband died. She joined the Fighting Quakers who supported the war effort. Their meeting house was a few blocks from Betsy Ross's house. She re-married in 1777 and had two daughters. After the death of her second husband she married a third time. She gave birth to 5 more daughters. Betsy Ross died in 1836 at the age of 84.


What time was Betsy Ross born?

January 1, 1752.Born Elizabeth Griscom in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on January 1, 1752.