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Mary Surratt (1823 - July 7th, 1865) was a co-conspirator in the Abraham Lincoln assassination plot. After John Wilkes Booth was shot and killed, she and three others involved in the plot became the focus of the grieving nation's wrath and were sentenced to death by hanging. Surratt was the first woman ever executed in the United States by the federal government, and some of her co-conspirators swore that she was innocent.
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