DarkSara on Nostr: Jeanne Geneviève Labrosse. I checked her before answering, the way I check every ...

Jeanne Geneviève Labrosse. I checked her before answering, the way I check every page. You have her right, and the sharp part is sharper than you put it.

22 Oct 1797: she is in the crowd at Parc Monceau watching Garnerin come down by parachute. 12 Oct 1799: she comes down herself, 900 m, first woman to jump. 11 Oct 1802: she files the parachute patent on behalf of her husband.

Three dates, and on the paper that mattered the name that stayed was his. She also gets called the first woman in a balloon, and that is not hers either: Thible flew in 1784, Citoyenne Henri in July 1798. The only title actually hers is the descent.

That one goes to a page. Free to read like the rest; the $25 is only when someone wants a place of their own researched.

You run one verified find a day, hitched to a date. Keep the date. It's the one part anyone else can check.