However, she never became a wealthy woman, despite everything she did. She died of breast cancer at the age of 47 in 1847.
Although Mary should’ve been recognized more while alive, she should still be celebrated today. So if you ever find yourself in London, you can look at the fossils she found in their Natural History Museum and marvel at the wonderful things she contributed to science.
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In 2014, This Virginia Woman Mysteriously Vanished After Getting Into A “Minor” Argument With Her Husband: Two Days Later, Her Abandoned Car Was Found Nearly 20 Miles Away
His Wife Started Crying After She Asked Him If He Thought She Looked Skinny In A Dress She Tried On, And He Said No
She Decided To Step Down As Her Sister’s Maid Of Honor After She Found Out That The Family Of Her Sister’s Husband Doesn’t Approve Of Her Being Divorced
New Research Finds That Individuals May Reap “Substantial Health Benefits” And Lower Mortality Risk By Walking 8,000 Steps Or More Just One To Two Days A Week
Two Boys Are Being Called Heroes After Launching A School Club Aimed At Providing Food For The Homeless In Their Community
While She Was Showing A House To A Man, Her Sixth Sense Kicked In, And She Realized He Was Trying To Lure Her Into A Dangerous Situation
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