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Birth
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Her father died.
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She was sent to the Darke County Infirmary
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She escaped and was sent back to her mother from the Edingtons,
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Her mother remarried for a third time.
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Oakley won the bet for a shooting match, and met Butler.
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Butler married Oakley.
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Oakley's first performance
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Oakley's known as "Watanya Cicilla" or "Little Sure Shot" during an event in St. Paul
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Bulter and Oakley joined Buffalo BIll's Wild West
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She joined in the Golden Jubliee of Queen Victoria, which promoted her fame and brought her prizes and rewards.
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Oakley starts her three-year tour of Europe for the shows.
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Oakley was hurt her back due to the train accident, and lost the chance to perform the show at that time.
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Oakley returned to the stage by joining "the Young Buffalo Show".
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Both the Oakley and Butler retired and settled down in Maryland.
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Oakley taught 15,000 women how to shoot.
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Oakley volunteered to raise a regiment of women fighting during World War I.
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She was badly injured by car accident and made her frail.
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Oakley moved to her hometown and wrote her memoirs.
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Oakley passed away.