| − | '''''Calamity Jane''''' (born Martha Jane Cannary-Burke 1852-1903) was an [[America|American]] frontierswoman in the late nineteenth and early twnetieth centuries. She earned the name "Calamity Jane" in a battle near Sheriden, [[Wyoming]] where she rescued her commander. Scholars dispute wether or not Jane married [[Wild Bill Hickok]], but the state of Wyoming recognized Jean Hickok Burkhardt McCormick as their legal offspring.
| + | '''Calamity Jane''' (born Martha Jane Cannary-Burke 1852-1903) was an [[America|American]] frontierswoman in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. She earned the name "Calamity Jane" in a battle near Sheriden, [[Wyoming]] where she rescued her commander. Scholars dispute whether or not Jane married [[Wild Bill Hickok]], but the state of Wyoming recognized Jean Hickok Burkhardt McCormick as their legal offspring. |