Margaret Brown (full name)

Margaret Brown, full name Margaret Tobin Brown, was an American socialite and philanthropist born in 1867. She gained fame for her bravery during the sinking of the Titanic in 1912, where she helped others survive and assisted in rescue efforts. Known as "The Unsinkable Molly Brown," she was also active in charitable work, advocating for social causes and women's rights. Throughout her life, she used her influence and resources to support disaster relief and education initiatives. Her leadership and compassion made her a notable figure in American history and a symbol of resilience and humanitarianism.