Margaret Brown (Molly Brown)

Margaret Brown, commonly known as "Molly Brown," was an American socialite and philanthropist born in 1867. She is best known for surviving the sinking of the Titanic in 1912, where her courageous efforts helped save others. Beyond her Titanic fame, Molly was a prominent advocate for social issues, including women's rights and education. She used her wealth, gained from mining investments, to support various charitable causes. Her legacy as a strong, independent woman has made her an enduring symbol of resilience and philanthropy in American history. She passed away in 1932.