Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by dictionary/Woman of the Century

WiR redlist index: Woman of the Century

Welcome to WikiProject Women in Red (WiR). Our objective is to turn red links into blue ones. Our scope is women's biographies, women's works, and women's issues, broadly construed. This list of red links is intended to serve as a basis for creating new articles on the English Wikipedia. Please note however that the red links on this list may well not be suitable as the basis for an article. All new articles must satisfy Wikipedia's notability criteria with reliable independent sources. This list needs to be updated manually.

• The page includes American women who have biographies in Willard, Frances E., and Mary A. Livermore, eds. A Woman of the Century: Fourteen Hundred-Seventy Biographical Sketches Accompanied by Portraits of Leading American Women in All Walks of Life. Moulton, 1893.
• The full text of the book is on Wikisource.
• In addition to the redlinks, biographies already in Wikipedia, but whose pages could use improvement from this source, are listed at the bottom of the page.
• Please keep the alphabetical structure of this page.
• Note that a substantial number of birthdates listed in this source are incorrect.

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• Per User:Slowking4, this list, m:User:Slowking4/A Woman of the Century, can be moved from Meta to Wikipedia. --Rosiestep (talk) 15:17, 29 January 2017 (UTC)

Redlinks list

A

• Elizabeth Robinson Abbott (b. 1847), artist
• Sarah C. Acheson (b. 1844), temperance worker
• Florence Adelaide Fowle Adams (b. 1863), teacher
• Jane Kelley Adams (b. 1852), educator
• Mary Osburn Adkinson (b. 1863), temperance reformer
• Nancy H. Adsit (b. 1825), art lecturer
• Mary A. Ahrens (b. 1836), lawyer and philanthropist
• Amanda L. Aikens (b. 1833), editor and philanthropist
• Eliza Downing Albright (b. 1847), temperance worker
• Emily Gillmore Alden (b. 1834), educator
• Lucy Morris Chaffee Alden (b. 1836), author
• Flora L. Aldrich (b. 1859), physician
• Julia Carter Aldrich (b. 1834), author
• Mary Jane Aldrich (b. 1833), temperance reformer
• Susanna Valentine Aldrich (b. 1828), author
• Esther Lavilla Allen (b. 1834), author
• Esther Saville Allen (b. 1837), author
• Eunice Eloisae Gibbs Allyn (b. ?), author
• Emma B. Alrich (b. 1845), journalist
• Eleanor M. Ames (b. 1830), author
• Olive Pond Ames (b. ?), educator
• Estelle Mendell Amory (b. 1845), author and educator
• Alice A. Andrews (b. ?), composer and director
• Judith Walker Andrews (b. 1826), philanthropist
• Marie Louise Andrews (b. 1849), writer and journalist
• Mary Garard Andrews (b. 1852), minister
• Arabella Angelini (b. 1863), evangelical worker
• Harriett Ellen Grannis Arey (b. 1819), author and editor
• Sara Dary Armbruster (b. 1862), publisher
• Harriet Pritchard Arnold (b. 1858), author
• Ruth Alice Armstrong (b. 1850), WCTU official
• Sarah B. Armstrong (b. 1857), physician and surgeon
• Harriet Bunker Austin (b. 1844), author
• Helen Vickroy Austin (b. 1829), journalist and horticulturist
• Ella H. Brockway Avann (b. 1853), educator
• Catharine Hitchcock Tilden Avery (b. 1844), author and educator
• Rosa Miller Avery (b. 1830), reformer

B

• Elnora Monroe Babcock (b. 1852), suffragist
• Emma Whitcomb Babcock (b. 1849), author
• Helen Louise Babcock (b. 1867), dramatic reader
• Libbie C. Riley Baer (b. 1849), poet
• Clara B. Bagg (b. 1861), pianist
• Alice Baggett (b. 1840s), educator
• Blanche Pentecost Bagley (b. 1858), minister
• Ellene Alice Bailey (b. ?), inventor
• Hannah J. Bailey (b. 1839), reformer
• Lepha Eliza Bailey (b. 1845), author
• Sara Lord Bailey (b. 1856), elocutionist and teacher
• Ida Wikoff Baker (b. 1859), businesswoman
• Joanna Baker (b. 1862), linguist and educator
• Louise S. Baker (b. 1846), minister
• Esther E. Baldwin (b. 1840), missionary
• Isabel Worrell Ball (b. 1855), journalist
• Martha Violet Ball (b. 1811), educator
• Mary Canfield Ballard (b. 1852), poet
• Ella Maria Ballou (b. 1852), stenographer
• Mary E. C. Bancker (b. 1860), author, aka Betsey Bancker
• Mary Rose Banks (b. 1846), author
• Melissa Elizabeth Riddle Banta (b. 1834) poet
• Mary Augustine Barber (b. 1789), convent founder. NB: there is some info about her already on the page for her husband, Virgil Horace Barber
• Blanche Hermine Barbot (b. 1842), musical director and pianist
• Annie Maria Barnes (b. 1857), author and editor
• Frances Julia Barnes (b. 1846), temperance reformer
• Susan Hammond Barney (b. ?), evangelist
• Frances Elizabeth Barrow (b. 1822), author known by pen name 'Aunt Fanny'
• Flora Elizabeth Barry (b. 1836), singer
• Susan E. Barry (b. 1826), army nurse
• Maud Whitehead Bartlett (b. 1865), educator
• Emma Curtiss Bascom (b. 1828), suffragist. NB: mother of Florence Bascom
• Josephine Penfield Bateham (b. 1829), temperance reformer
• Isabel Bateman (b. 1854), actor
• Clara Doty Bates (b. 1850s), author
• Margaret Holmes Bates (b. 1844), author
• Emily Verdery Battey (b. 1828), journalist
• Marion Babcock Baxter (b. 1850), author
• Marie Wilson Beasley (b. 1862), elocutionist and dramatic reader
• Mary Elizabeth Beauchamp (b. 1825), author and educator
• Betty Bentley Beaumont (b. 1828), author and merchant
• Leonora Beck (b. 1862), educator
• Emma Beckwith (b. 1849), suffragist
• Lou Singletary Bedford (b. 1837), author
• Bessie Behan (b. 1872), social leader
• Cynthia Holmes Belcher (b. 1827), journalist
• Caroline Horton Bell (b. 1840), philanthropist
• Orelia Key Bell (b. 1864), poet
• Emily Whitfield Croom Bellamy (b. 1839), novelist
• Emma Lee Benedict (b. 1857), author and educator
• Ida Whipple Benham (b. 1849), peace advocate
• Anna Smeed Benjamin (b. 1834), temperance worker
• Adelaide George Bennett (b. 1848), poet
• Ella May Bennett (b. 1855), minister
• Louise Dow Benton (b. 1831), linguist
• Lillie Berg (b. ?), musician and educator
• Cornelia Bergen (b. 1837), philanthropist
• Helen Corinne Bergen (b. 1868), author and journalist
• Adaline Hohf Berry (b 1859), author
• Martia L. Davis Berry (b. 1844), political reformer
• Mabel Bert (b. 1862), actor
• Eva Best (b. 1851), author
• Sarah Elizabeth Bierce (b. 1838), journalist
• Belle G. Bigelow (b. 1851), suffragist and prohibitionist
• Ella Augusta Bigelow (b. 1849), musician
• Lettie S. Bigelow (b. 1849), author
• Mabelle Biggart (b. 1861), dramatic reader and eductor
• Jennie M. Bingham (b. 1859), author
• Eugenie S. Birkholz (b. 1853), author
• Emily Mulkin Bishop (b. 1858), Delsartean lecturer
• Mary Agnes Dalrymple Bishop (b. 1857), journalist
• Fannie de Grasse Black (b. 1856), singer and pianist
• Mary Fleming Black (b. 1848), author and religious worker
• Sarah Hearst Black (b. 1846), temperance reformer
• Emily Lucas Blackall (b. 1832), author and philanthropist
• Sarah Ellen Blackwell (b. 1828), artist and author; sister of Emily Blackwell and Elizabeth Blackwell
• Ellen A. Dayton Blair (b. 1827), temperance organizer
• Alice R. Jordan Blake (b. 1864), lawyer
• Euphenia Vale Blake (b. 1825), author and critic
• Aline Reese Blondner (b. ?), musician and educator
• Birdie Blye (b. 1870s), pianist
• Elizabeth Baker Bohan (b. 1849), author and artist
• Elizabeth Powell Bond (b. 1841), dean of Swarthmore College
• Marietta M. Bones (b. 1842), suffragist and social reformer
• Mildred A. Bonham (b. 1840), journalist and travel writer; pseudonym 'Mizpah'
• Emma Scarr Booth (b. 1835), author
• Caroline Greenbank Boughton (b. 1854), educator and philanthropist
• Emma Bourne (b. 1846), temperance worker
• Emily St. John Bouton (b. ?), journalist
• Ada Chastina Bowles (b. 1836), minister
• Kate Parker Boyd (b. 1836), artist
• Louise Esther Vickroy Boyd (b. 1827), author
• Maria Porter Brace (b. 1852), educator and elocutionist
• Anna Madge Braden (b. ?), author
• Amy Morris Bradley (b. 1823), educator
• Ann Weaver Bradley (b. 1834), educator and temperance worker
• Sophia Braeunlich (b. 1860), businesswoman
• Kate J. Brainard (b. 1835), musical educator
• Ella Frances Braman (b. 1850), lawyer and businesswoman
• Luetta Elmina Braumuller (b. 1856), artist
• Alice Ives Breed (b. 1853), social leader
• Cora Belle Brewster (b. 1859), physician and surgeon
• Flora A. Brewster (b. 1852), physician and surgeon
• Mary Blatchley Briggs (b. 1846), poet, artist, business manager, reporter
• Clara M. Brinkerhoff (b. 1828), singer
• Mary A. Brinkman (b. 1845), physician and homeopathic healer
• Emma Southwick Brinton (b. 1834), army nurse and reporter
• Margaret Hunt Brisbane (b. 1858), poet
• Augusta Cooper Bristol (b. 1835), poet and lecturer
• Ida Joe Brooks (b. 1853), physician, surgeon, and educator
• M. Sears Brooks (b. ?), poet and author
• Alice Willams Brotherton (b. ?), author
• Corinne Stubbs Brown (b. 1849), Marxist social activist
• Emma Elizabeth Brown (b. 1847), author
• Harriet A. Brown (b. 1844), inventor
• M. Belle Brown (b. 1850), physician and surgeon
• Mary Frank Browne (b. 1835), philanthropist
• Helen M. Davis Brownell (b. 1836), educator
• Henriette Buck (b. 1864), educator
• Mary K. Buck (b. 1849), author
• Helen Lewis Bucknor (b. 1838), author
• Caroline Brown Buell (b. ?), temperance worker and philanthropist
• Sarah C. Thorpe Bull (b. ?), WCTU official
• Eudora Stone Bumstead (b. 1860), poet
• Emeline S. Burlingame (b. 1836), editor and evangelist
• Cynthia S. Burnett (b. 1840), educator and temperance reformer
• Bertha H. Burnham (b. 1866), author and educator
• Clara Louise Burnham (b. 1854), novelist
• Nellie Marie Burns (b. ca. 1850), poet
• Mary Towne Burt (b. ?), temperance reformer
• Jennie Burchfield Bush (b. 1858), author
• Kate Bushnell (b. 1856), physician
• Mary Ryerson Butin (b. 1857), physician
• Clementina Butler (b. 1862), evangelist
• Mellona Moulton Butterfield (b. 1853), china painter
• Elia Goode Byington (b. 1858), journalist

C

• Mary Virginia Ellet Cabell (b. 1839), educator
• Alice A. W. Cadwallader (b. 1832), philanthropist
• Helena Maxwell Cady (b. 1849), physician
• Elizabeth Cameron (b. 1851), editor
• Eugenia Steele Campbell (b. 1854), temperance reformer
• Evelyn Campbell (b. 1868), actor
• Georgine Campbell (b. ?), artist
• Corresta Canfield (b. 1833), physician
• Luisa Cappiani (b. ?), opera singer
• Mary E. Cardwill (b. ?), author
• Clara H. Sully Carhart (b. 1845), educator and reformer. NB: Husband Lewis Carhart has a Wikipedia page.
• Mary Jane Carlisle (b. 1835), social leader
• Alice Dimmick Carpenter (b. ?), author
• Ellen M. Carpenter (b. 1836), artist
• Abbie Carrington (b. 1856), operatic singer
• Delia E. Carson (b. 1833), educator
• Hannah Johnson Carter (b. ?), art educator
• Mary Adaline Edwarda Carter (b. ?), art educator
• Florence Byrne Cartwright (b. 183), poet
• Mary Stockly Cary (b. 1834), businesswoman
• Marietta Stanley Case (b. 1845), author and temperance reformer
• Jennie Casseday (b. 1840), philanthropist
• Alice Barbee Castleman (b. 1843), philanthropist
• Laura Wood Catlin (b. 1841), philanthropist
• Lucinda Banister Chandler (b. 1828), author and social reformer
• Mary Alderson Chandler (b. 1849), educator
• Clara Christiana Chapin (b. 1852), suffragist and temperance worker
• Sallie F. Chapin (b. ?), author and temperance worker
• Millie Jane Chapman (b. 1845), physician
• Emily Thornton Charles (b. 1845), poet and journalist
• Louise L. Chase (b. 1840), WCTU official
• Abbey Perkins Cheney (b. 1853), musical educator
• Armilla Amanda Cheney (b. 1845), WRC official
• Edna Dow Cheney (b. 1824), author
• Caroline Van Deusen Chenoweth (b. 1846), vice-consul in China. NB: husband Bernard Peel Chenoweth, consul in China, does not have a page yet.
• Lide A. Churchill (b. 1859), author and telegrapher
• Adelaide Avery Claflin (b. 1846), suffragist
• Frances P. Clark (b. 1836), philanthropist
• Helen Taggart Clark (b. 1849), journalist
• Lena Thompson Clarke (b. 1857), social leader
• Mary Bassett Clarke (b. 1831), writer
• Mary H. Gray Clarke (b. 1835), newspaper correspondent; pseudonym 'Nina Gray'
• Florence Andrews Clayton (b. 1862), opera singer
• Margaret Abagail Cleaves (b. 1848), physician
• Henrietta Fannie Virginie Clerc (b. 1841), educator
• Ella Maria Dietz Clymer (b. ?), poet
• Mary Emilie Cobb (b. 1838), educator and philanthropist
• Sara M. Maxson Cobb (b. 1858), artist and art teacher
• Emily M. Coe (b. ?), educator
• Mary M. Cohen (b. 1854), social economist
• Elizabeth Coit (b. 1820), suffragist and temperance worker
• Irene Williams Coit (b. 1873), writer; first woman to pass the Yale University entrance exam (1891)
• H. Maria George Colby (b. 1844), author
• Sarah A. Colby (b. 1824), physician
• Cordelia Throop Cole (b. 1833), temperance reformer
• Elizabeth Cole (author) (b. 1856), author
• Ada Langworthy Collier (b. 1843), poet
• Delia Collins (b. 1830) educator and reformer
• Emily Parmely Collins (b. 1814), suffragist
• Miriam O'Leary Collins (b. 1864), actor
• Julia Colman (b. ?), temperance educator
• Anna Manning Comfort (b. 1845), physician
• Frances August Conant (b. 1842), journalist and businesswoman
• Harriet Beecher Conant (b. 1852), physician
• Jane Elizabeth Dexter Conklin (b. 1831), writer
• Emma M. Connelly (b. ?), author
• Eliza Archard Conner (b. ?), journalist and lecturer
• Elizabeth Marney Conner (b. 1856), dramatic reader and educator
• Amelia Josephine Cook (b. ?), author
• May A. Cook (b. 1869), pianist
• Susan G. Cooke (b. ?), manager of various organizations
• Emily M. J. Cooley (b. 1831), temperance worker
• Harriet Abbot Lincoln Coolidge (b. ?), author and reformer
• Mary A. Cornelius (b. 1829), temperance reformer
• Ellen Frances Cornell (b. 1835), poet
• Mariana W. de Coronel (b. 1851), "Indian curio collector"
• Florence Elizabeth Cory (b. 1851), industrial designer
• Mary Emily Bennett Coues (b. 1835), suffragist
• E. Miriam Coyrière (b. ?), businesswoman
• Charity Rusk Craig (b. ca. 1851), president of the WRC
• Mary Helen Peck Crane (b. 1827), temperance worker
• Mrs. Ogden Crane (b. 1850), concert singer
• Sibylla Bailey Crane (b. 1851), composer
• Emma A. Cranmer (b. 1858), temperance reformer and suffragist
• Alice Arnold Crawford (b. 1850), poet
• Mrs. John Crawford (b. 1850), newspaper correspondent
• Mary J. Crawford (b. 1843), church organizer
• Kate Smeed Cross (b. 1859), social leader
• Louise Adele Cuinet (b. 1855), dental surgeon
• Jessie F. Culton (b. 1860), journalist
• Alma Carrie Cummings (b. 1857), journalist
• Mary Stuart Cummins (b. 1854), educator
• Annie Sinclair Cunningham (b. 1832), religious worker
• Elizabeth Litchfield Cunnyngham (b. 1831), missionary
• Ida M. Curran (b. ?), journalist and editor
• Martha E. Sewall Curtis (b. 1858), suffragist

D

• Charlotte Field Dailey (b. 1842), manager of various enterprises
• Olive Eliza Dana (b. 1859), writer
• Cora Linn Daniels (b. 1852), author
• Elizabeth Otis Dannelly (b. 1838), poet
• Ella Dare (b. 1842), journalist and lecturer
• Alice O. Darling (b. ?), poet
• Ida May Davis (b. 1857), writer
• Minnie S. Davis (b. 1835), author and "mental scientist"
• Minta S. A. Davis (b. 1864), physician and surgeon
• Mollie Evelyn Moore Davis (b. 1852), poet and author
• Sarah Iliff Davis (b. 1820), businesswoman and philanthropist
• Virginia Meriwether Davis (b. 1862), physician
• Elizabeth Dayton (b. 1848), poet and author
• Marie Decca (b. ?), operatic singer
• Mrs. A. Litsner De Fere (b. ?), musician and voice teacher
• Evelyn Magruder De Jarnette (b. 1842), author
• Alice S. Deletombe (b. 1854), poet
• Amanda Deyo (b. 1838), minister and peace advocate
• Susan E. Dickinson (b. ?), journalist
• Adelaide Lynn Dicklow (b. 1859), educator
• Cora Victoria Diehl (b. 1869), government official
• Annie Le Porte Diggs (b. 1853), journalist and social reformer
• Mary A. G. Dight (b. 1860), physician
• Blanche Dillaye (b. ?), artist
• Mary J. Scarlett Dixon (b. 1822), physician
• Anna Bowman Dodd (b. ?), author
• Susanna Way Dodds (b. 1830), physician
• Hannah P. Dodge (b. 1821), educator
• Caroline Matilda Dodson (b. 1845), physician
• Mary L. Doe (b. 1836), suffragist, businesswoman, temperance reformer
• Phebe Cobb Larry Dole (b. 1835), poet
• Alice Donlevy (b. ?) artist and writer
• Lucy Salisbury Doolittle (b. 1832), philanthropist
• Ella Loraine Dorsey (b. 1850s), author
• Ellen J. Dortch (b. 1858), newspaper editor and publisher
• Eva Craig Graves Doughty (b. 1852), journalist
• Alice May Douglas (b. 1865), poet and author
• Lavantia Densmore Douglas (b. 1827), temperance worker
• Cornelia M. Dow (b. 1842), philanthropist and temperance reformer
• Mary E. H. G. Dow (b. 1848), financier
• Mary Alice Dowd (b. 1855), poet and educator
• Mary Eveline Drake (b. 1833), minister
• Priscilla Holmes Drake (b. 1812), suffragist
• Christine Nielson Dreier (b. 1866), concert singer
• Miriam Howard Du Bose (b. 1862), suffragist
• Sarah Marie Dudley (b. ?), businesswoman
• Amanda Louise Ruter Dufour (b. 1822), poet
• Emma Bedelia Dunham (b. 1826), poet
• Marion Howard Dunham (b. 1842), educator
• Mary J. Dunlap (b. 1853), physician
• Harriet Thayer Durgin (b. 1848), artist
• Lyle Durgin (b. 1850), artist
• Ella Hamilton Durley (b. ?), journalist and educator
• Irene Clark Durrell (b. 1852), educator
• Eugenie Dussuchal (b. 1860), musical educator
• Bessie Agnes Dwyer (b. ?), journalist
• Mary Irene Clark Dye (b. 1837), reformer
• Clara L. Brown Dyer (b. 1849), artist
• Julia Knowlton Dyer (b. 1829), philanthropist

E

• Mary Kavanaugh Eagle(b. 1854), church worker
• Mrs. Edward H. East (b. 1849), philanthropist
• Sarah Stoddard Eddy (b. 1831), reformer
• Elizabeth Edgar (b. 1842), educator
• Mary G. Charlton Edholm (b. ?), journalist
• Anna Cheney Edwards (b. 1835), educator
• Emma Atwood Edwards (b. 1838), educator
• Allegra Eggleston (b. 1860), artist
• Lucie Ann Morrison Elmore (b. 1829), temperance reformer
• Ellen Russell Emerson (b. 1837), author
• Addie C. Strong Engle (b. 1845), author
• Rhoda Anna Esmond (b. 1819), philanthropist
• Lizzie P. E. Evans (b. 1846), novelist
• Maria Louise Eve, (b. ca. 1848), poet
• Caroline McCullough Everhard (b. 1843), suffragist
• Catherine A. Fay Ewing (b. 1822), educator and philanthropist
• Emma P. Ewing (b. 1838), author and teacher of cooking
• Nellie Blessing Eyster (b. ?), author

F

• Constance Fairbanks (b. 1866), journalist
• Elizabeth B. Fairbanks (b. 1831), philanthropist
• Maria Augusta Fairchild (b. 1834), physician
• Anna Christy Fall (b. 1855), lawyer
• Lydia Hoyt Farmer (b. ?), author
• Mary S. Fawcett (b. 1829), temperance reformer
• Lillian Blanche Fearing (b. 1863), lawyer and poet
• Mary Galentine Fenner (1839), author
• Susan Frances Nelson Ferree (b. 1844), journalist and reformer
• Bessie Alexander Ficklen (b. 1861), author and artist
• Martha R. Field (b. 1856), journalist; pen name 'Catherine Cole'
• Stella A. Gaines Fifield (b. 1845), journalist
• Mary A. Powers Filley (b. 1821), suffragist and farmer
• Anna A. Fisher (b. 1858), educator
• Rebecca Jane Gilleland Fisher (b. 1830s), philanthropist
• Lisa Anne Fletcher (b. 1844), poet
• Mary Alice Fonda (b. 1837), musician, linguist, author
• Miriam Chase Ford (b. 1866), musician and journalist
• Tillie May Forney (b. 1861), author, journalist
• Susie E. Foster (b. 1846), author, philanthropist
• Alice S. Foxworthy (b. 1852), educator
• Esther Gordon Frame (b. 1840), minister
• Louise E. Francis (b. 1869), journalist
• Gertrude Franklin (b. ?), singer and educator; stage name of Virginia H. Beatty
• Ellen Sulley Fray (b. 1832), reformer
• Martha M. Frazier (b. 1826), educator, temperance worker
• Mattie A. Freeman (b. 1839), lecturer, freethinker
• Almah J. Frisby (b. 1857), physician
• Seraph Frissell (b. 1840), physician
• Elizabeth Turner Fry (b. 1842), philanthropist
• Emma V. Sheriden Fry (b. 1864), actor, playwright
• Frances Elizabeth Fryatt (b. ?), author and specialist on decorative arts
• Aurilla Furber (b. 1847), poet
• Myrtle Furman (b. 1860), elocution professor
• Susan Fussell (b. 1832), educator, army nurse, philanthropist

G

• Ada Iddings Gale (b. ?), author and educator
• Abbie M. Gannett (b. 1845), author
• Anna Gardner (b. 1816), anti-slavery activist
• Eliza A. Garner (b. 1845), educator
• Nora Trueblood Gause (b. 1851), humanitarian
• Elmina M. Roys Gavitt (b. 1828), physician
• Lydia A. George (b. 1839), army nurse and philanthropist
• Eleanor Churchill Gibbs (b. ?), educator
• Ruby I. Gilbert (b. 1851), businesswoman
• Rosetta Luce Gilchrist (b. ?), physician, author, poet
• Anne H. Giles (b. 1860), philanthropist
• Ella A. Giles (b. 1851), author
• Fidelia Woolley Gillette (b. 1827), minister
• Rachel Brooks Gleason (b. 1820), physician
• Harriet Newell Kneeland Goff (b. 1828), author and temperance reformer
• Lucy Virginia Goldthwaite (b. ?), author
• Fanny Chambers Gooch (b. ?), author
• Mary Hopkins Goodrich (b. 1814), reformer
• Lavina Stella Goodwin (b. 1833), author and educator
• Elizabeth P. Gordon (b. ?), temperance advocate
• S. Anna Gordon (b. 1832), physician and author
• Cynthia M. R. Gorton (b. 1826), poet and author
• Elizabeth Porter Gould (b. 1848), critic and author
• Anne Goza (b. 1872), humorist
• Lottie E. Granger (b. 1858), educator
• Hulda Regina Graser (b. 1869), custom-house broker
• Adelia C. Graves (b. 1821), educator and author
• Mary H. Graves (b. 1839), minister
• Jennie T. Gray (b. 1857), temperance worker
• Mary Tenney Gray (b. 1833), editorial writer and philanthropist
• Julia Boynton Green (b. 1861, poet
• Louisa Morton Greene (b. 1819), reformer and author
• Mary A. Greene (b. 1857), lawyer
• Jean Brooks Greenleaf (b. 1832), suffragist
• Elizabeth W. Greenwood (b. 1849), temperance reformer
• Elizabeth Goadby Gregory (b. 1834), author
• Mary Rogers Gregory (b. 1846), artist
• Mary Grew (b. 1813), abolitionist
• Mary Lillian Griffith (b. 1854), author and philanthropist
• Katherine Van Allen Grinnell (b. 1839), religious worker
• Sadie Park Grisham (b. 1859), educator
• Frances Irene Burge Griswold (b. 1826), author
• Hattie Tyng Griswold (b. 1842), author and poet
• Sara Groenevelt (b. ?), musician and poet
• Sophronia Farrington Naylor Grubb (b. 1834), temperance worker
• Alice Gordon Gulick (b. ?), missionary
• Jean Harrower Gutelius (b. 1846), artist and businesswoman
• Marie Ester Guzman (b. ?), social leader

H

• Arminta Victoria Haensler (b. 1842), physician
• Lucie Caroline Hager (b. 1853), author
• Emma Hahr (b. ?), pianist
• Lucy M. Hall (b. ?), physician
• Margaret Thompson Hall (b. 1854), educator and newspaper correspondent
• Sarah C. Hall (b. 1832), physician
• Sarah Elizabeth Hall (b. ?), educator
• Anna J. Hamilton (b. 1860), educator and journalist
• Anna Maria Nichols Hammer (b. 1840), temperance worker
• Loretta Mann Hammer (b. 1842), physician
• Mary Virginia Spitler Hammond (b. 1847), World's Fair manager
• Sarah Jackson Hanna (b. 1847), musical educator
• Elizabeth Boynton Harbert (b. 1843), author, lecturer, reformer
• Ida A. Harper (b. ?), journalist
• Ethel Hillyer Harris (b. ?), author
• Harriet Newell Haskell (b. 1835), educator
• Frances R. Haswin (b. 1852), composer, poet, actor
• Mary R. P. Hatch (b. 1848), poet and writer
• Mary Emerson Haven (b. 1819), educator
• Flora Harrod Hawes (b. 1863), postmaster
• Franc P. Hawes (b. ?), artist
• Frances Mallette Hawley (b. 1843), poet and author
• Lorenza Hynes (b. 1820), minister
• Mary E. Smith Hayward (b. 1849), businesswoman
• Rebecca N. Hazard (b. 1826), suffragist and philanthropist
• Clara H. Hazelrigg (b. 1861), author, educator
• Ozella Shields Head (b. 1869), author
• Mercedes Leigh Hearne (b. 1867), actor
• Eliza Putnam Heaton (b. 1860), journalist
• Dora Henninges Heinsohn (b. 1861), opera singer
• Lucinda Barbour Helm (b. 1839), author
• Augusta A. Fox Henderson (b. 1843), social leader
• Lillian Bailey Henschel (b. 1860), vocalist
• Jane Lord Hersom (b. 1840), physician
• Emma Churchman Hewitt (b. 1850), author and journalist
• Grace Hibbard (b. ?), author
• Nellie Hibler (b. 1858), musical educator
• Mary Catharine Hickman (b. 1838), journalist
• Mary Dana Hicks (b. 1862), art educator
• Osia Joslyn Hiles (b. 1832), philanthropist
• Agnes Leonard Hill (b. ?), author
• Eliza Trask Hill (b. 1840), suffragist and journalist
• Ida Hinman (b. ?), journalist
• Alice Hirschberg (b. 1856), artist
• Mary Antoinette Hitchcock (b. 1834), temperance reformer
• Sarah Dyer Hobart (b. 1845), poet and author
• Emily Caroline Chandler Hodgin (b. 1838), temperance reformer
• Louise Manning Hodgkins (b. 1846), author, educator, editor
• Libbie Beach Hoel (b. 1858), philanthropist
• Clara Cleghorn Hoffman (b. 1831), temperance worker
• Sophia Curtiss Hoffman (b. 1825), philanthropist
• Lydia Evans Hogue (b. 1856), educator
• Elizabeth J. Holcombe (b. 1827), physician
• Lillian Hollister (b. 1853), temperance worker
• Georgiana Klingle Holmes (b. ?), poet
• Jennie Florella Holmes (b. 1842), temperance worker
• Mary Emma Holmes (b. 1839), suffragist
• Lucy Hamilton Hooper (b. 1835), poet and journalist
• Alice Houghton (b. 1849), broker
• Mary Hayes Houghton (b. 1837), journalist
• Esther T. Housh (b. ?), temperance worker
• Belle Howard (b. 1857), dramatic reader
• Elmira Y. Howard (b. 1841), physician
• Mary M. Howard (b. ?), musician and educator
• Emeline Harriet Howe (b. 1844), poet
• Mary Seymour Howell (b. 1844), suffragist
• Caroline Hughes (b. ?), businesswoman and philanthropist
• Kate Duval Hughes (b. 1837), author and inventor
• Marietta E. Hughes (b . ?), physician
• Nina Vera B. Hughes (b. ?), author
• Caroline Augusta Huling (b. 1856), journalist, reformer, philanthropist
• Sarah Gibson Humphreys (b. 1830), suffragist and author
• Augusta Merrill Hunt (b. 1842), philanthropist
• Agnes Huntington (b. ?), opera singer
• Florence Huntley (b. ?), journalist, author, humorist
• Mary Sutton Huntley (b. 1852), church worker
• Helen Marr Hurd (b. 1839), poet
• Harriette Persis Hurlbut (b. 1862), artist
• Cornelia Collins Hussey (b. 1827), philanthropist

I

• Henrica Iliohan (b. 1850), suffragist
• Loraine Immen (b. 1840), elocutionist
• Eliza B. Ingalls (b. ?), temperance worker
• Mary Bigelow Ingham (b. 1832), author
• Mary E. Ireland (b. 1834), author
• Hannah M. Underhill Isaac (b. 1833), evangelist
• Alice Emma Ives (b. 1890), dramatist and journalist
• Florence C. Ives (b. 1854), journalist

J

• Helen Maria Fiske Jackson (b. 1831), author, poet, philanthropist
• Katharine Johnson Jackson B. 1841), physician
• Annie Laurie Wilson James (b. 1862), journalist
• Martha Waldron Janes (b. 1832), minister
• Marea Wood Jefferis (b. ?), poet
• Mrs. Isadore Gilbert Jeffery (b. 1840s), poet
• Frances C. Jenkins (b. 1826), temperance worker
• Therese A. Jenkins (b. 1853), suffragist
• Laura M. Johns (b. 1849), suffragist
• Carrie Ashton Johnson (b. 1863), editor and author
• Sallie M. Mills Johnson (b. 1862), author
• Maria I. Johnston (b. 1835), author and editor
• Irma Theoda Jones (b. 1845), philanthropist
• Jennie E. Jones (b. 1833), poet and writer
• May C. Jones (b. 1842), minister
• Mrs. Cornelia Jane Matthews Jordan (b. 1830), poet
• Jennie S. Judson (b. 1859), author

K

• Ruth Ward Kahn (b. 1870), author
• Josephine E. Keating (b. ?), literary critic, editor, musician, music teacher
• Martha Moulton Whittemore Keezer (b. 1870), author
• Lillie Resler Keister (b. 1851), church organizer
• Eliza D. Keith (b. ?), journalist
• Elizabeth Catharine Keller (b. 1837), physician and surgeon
• Ella Maynard Kelley (b. 1859), telegraph operator
• Agnes Nininger Kemp (b. 1823), physician
• Ella Bagnell Kendrick (b. 1849), temperance worker and amateur botanist
• Jennie Ellis Keysor (b. 1860), educator
• Corinne Kimball (b. 1873), actor
• Harriet McEwen Kimball (b. 1834), poet
• Jennie Kimball (b. 1851), actor and theatrical manager
• Narcissa Edith White Kinney (b. 1854), temperance worker
• Josephine Kipp (b. 1845), author
• Janette Hill Knox (b. 1845), temperance reformer
• Florence E. Kollock (b. 1848), minister
• Katherine Kurt (b. 1852), homeopathic physician

L

• Sarah Doan La Fetra (b. 1843), temperance worker
• Magdalene Isadora La Grange (b. 1864), poet
• Lucy Stedman Lamson (b. 1857), businesswoman and educator
• Mary T. Lange (b. 1848), journalist
• Elizabeth Langworthy (b. 1837), public benefactor and organizer
• Freeda M. Lankton (b. 1852), physician
• Marquise Clara Lanza (b. 1858), author
• Anna Matilda Larrabee (b. 1842), social leader
• Mary Torrans Lathrap (b. 1838), poet, preacher, temperance reformer
• Clarissa Caldwell Lathrop (b. 1892), reformer and author
• Maria Elise Turner Lauder (b. ?), author
• Margaret Wynne Lawless (b. 1847), poet
• Mary J. Lawson (b. 1828), author
• Henrietta Beebe Lawton (b. 1844), musician and educator
• Olive Moorman Leader (b. 1852), temperance reformer
• Mary Lydia Leggett (b. 1852), minister
• Caroline Weaver Leland (b. 1840), educator and philanthropist
• Anna Byford Leonard (b. 1843), sanitary reformer
• Laura A. Woodin Le Valley (b. ?), lawyer
• Martha D. Lincoln (b. 1838), author and journalist
• Edith Willis Linn (b. 1865), poet
• Esther J. Trimble Lippincott (b. 1838), educator and reformer
• Elizabeth W. Russell Lord (b. 1819), educator and philanthropist
• Hulda Barker Loud (b. 1844), editor and publisher
• Flora Haines Loughead (b. 1855), author
• Martha Perry Lowe (b. 1829), poet
• Jennie de la Montagnie Lozier (b. ?), physician
• Anna Lukens (b. 1844), physician
• Dorothea Lummis (b. 1860), physician
• Anne Bozeman Lyon (b. 1860), author

M

• Emma McAvoy (b. 1841), author and lecturer
• Harriet Calista Clark McCabe (b. ?), philanthropist
• Lida Rose McCabe (b. ?), author and journalist
• Frances Laughton Mace (b. 1836), poet
• Louise Bowman McClain (b. 1841), author
• Alice Moore McComas (b. 1850), author and editor
• Annie Virginia McCracken (b. 1868), author
• Barbara MacGahan (b. 1852), author and journalist
• Alice G. McGee (b. 1869), lawyer
• Mary Sears McHenry (b. 1834), executive
• Jane Amy McKinney (b. 1832), educator and philanthropist
• Kate Slaughter McKinney (b. 1857), author and poet
• Emily Julian McManus (b. 1865), poet
• Katharine Albert McMurdo (b. ?), social leader
• Lydia Starr McPherson (b. ?), poet, author, journalist
• Lucy A. Mallory (b. 1846), editor
• Jessie Wilson Manning (b. 1855), author and lecturer
• Helen Adelia Manville (b. 1839), poet
• Callie Bonney Marble (b. ?), author
• Ella M. S. Marble (b. 1850), journalist and educator
• Nellie V. Mark (b. 1857), physician
• Louise Markscheffel (b. 1857), journalist
• Joanna Marshall (b. 1822), poet
• Sarah Ann Mather (b. 1820), philanthropist
• Cassie Ward Mee (b. 1848), labor champion
• Jeannette Du Bois Meech (b. 1835), industrial educator
• Velma Caldwell Melville (b. 1858), writer
• Caroline Elizabeth Merrick (b. 1825), author
• Sarah Newcomb Merrick (b. 1844), educator and businesswoman
• Helen Maud Merrill (b. 1865), writer
• Margaret Manton Merrill (b. 1800s), journalist
• Lillian Rozell Messenger (b. ?), poet
• Nettie Leila Michel (b. 1863), editor
• Clara Smart Millar (b. 1852), singer and music educator
• Addie Dickman Miller (b. 1859), college professor and editor
• Annie Jenness Miller (b. 1859), dress reformer
• Dora Richards Miller (b. ?), author and educator
• Elizabeth Miller (physician) (b. 1836), physician
• Mary Miller (editor) (b. 1800s), editor
• Minnie Willis Baines Miller (b. 1845), author
• Frances M. Milne (b. 1846), author
• Sue Harper Mims (b. 1842), social leader
• Marion Juliet Mitchell (b. 1836), poet
• Martha Reed Mitchell (b. 1818), philanthropist
• Mary Blair Moody (b. 1837), physician
• Aubertine Woodward Moore (b. 1841), music critic, translator, lecturer
• Henrietta G. Moore (b. ?), minister
• Marguerite Moore (b. 1849), orator
• Sarah Wool Moore (b. 1846), art teacher
• Susanne Vandergrift Moore (b. 1848), editor and publisher
• Cornelia Moore Chillson Moots (b. 1843), temperance worker
• Mary L. Moreland (b. 1859), minister
• Maud Morgan (harpist) (b. 1864), harpist
• Ellen Douglas Morris (b. 1846), temperance worker
• Rebecca A. Morse (b. 1821), journalist, suffragist
• Mary Mortimer (b. 1816), educator
• Martha H. Mowry (b. 1818), physician
• Frances Miller Mumaugh (b. 1860), artist
• Marion Murdoch (b. 1840), minister
• Claudia Quigley Murphy (b. 1863), journalist

N

• Clara Holmes Hapgood Nash (b. 1839), lawyer
• Mary Louise Nash (b. 1826), educator
• Emma Huntington Nason Poet and author
• Mme. Antonio Navarro Actor
• Ann Viola Neblett Temperance worker.
• Emma Wixon Nevada Operatic singer.
• Harriet Atwood Newell Pioneer missionary worker
• Laura Emeline Newell Song-writer.
• Angelia F. Newman Church worker.
• Elfreda Louise Newport Universalist minister.
• Rhoda Holmes Nicholls Artist
• Josephine Ralston Nichols Lecturer.
• Minerva Parker Nichols Architect
• Eliza J. Nicholson Editor and publisher.
• May Alcott Nieriker Artist.
• Jennie Caldwell Nixon Educator.
• Edna Chaffee Noble Elocutionist.
• Catharine Nobles Club woman.
• Countess Ella Norraikow Author.
• Celestia Joslin Northrop Vocalist
• Delia Whitney Norton Author and christian scientist
• Minerva Brace Norton Educator and author.
• Morilla M. Norton Specialist in French literature
• Laura A. Sunderlin Nourse Poet.
• Mildred E. Nowell Author and journalist.

O

• S. L. Vickers Oberholtzer Poet and economist.
• Jessie Fremont O'Donnell Author
• Martha B. O'Donnell Temperance worker
• Nellie O'Donnell Educator.
• Maude Andrews Ohl Poet and journalist.
• Katharine A. O'Keeffe Educator and lecturer.
• Marie Augusta Oldham Missionary worker.
• Grace Atkinson Oliver Author.
• Martha Capps Oliver Poet.
• Elizabeth Martha Olmsted Poet.
• Annie L. Y. Orff Editor and publisher.
• Mary Frost Ormsby Author and journalist.
• Julia Anna Orum Educator.
• Marion Osgood Violinist and composer.
• Sarah Margaret Fuller Ossoli Educator and philosopher.
• Eliza A. Otis Poet and journalist.
• Philippine E. Von Overstolz Musician, linguist and artist.
• Ella Seaver Owen Artist and decorator.
• Mary Alicia Owen Folk-lore student and author.
• Martha Tracy Owler Journalist.

P

• Alice Freeman Palmer Educator.
• Anna Campbell Palmer Author.
• Bertha Honore Palmer Social leader.
• Fanny Purdy Palmer Author
• Hannah Borden Palmer Temperance reformer.
• Eugenie Pappenheim Opera singer.
• Alice Parker Lawyer.
• Helen Almena Parker Dramatic reader.
• Emelie T. Y. Swett Parkhurst Poet ancl author.
• Sara Payson Willis Parton Author.
• Minnie Ward Patterson Poet and author.
• Virginia Sharpe Patterson Author
• Adelina Patti Prima donna.
• Abby Hutchinson Patton Singer and poet.
• Elizabeth Palmer Peabody Educator and iihihmthropist.
• Elia Wilkinson Peattie Author, and journalist
• Annie Smith Peck Archeologist and educator.
• Lucy Creemer Peckham Physician.
• Margaret Bloodgood Peeke Author.
• Frances Elizabeth Peirce Elocutionist and educator.
• Sarah Maria Clinton Perkins Temperance worker.
• Mary Elizabeth Perley Educator and poet.
• Carlotta Perry Poet.
• Nora Perry Poet.
• Alice E. H. Peters Church worker.
• Isabella M. Pettet Physician
• L. Vance Phillips Artist.
• Maude Gillette Phillips Author
• Sarah Morgan Bryan Piatt Poet
• Lillian Hoxie Picken fiducator.
• Lasell Carbell Pickett Author.
• Caroline Hamilton Pier Lawyer.
• Harriet Hamilton Pier Lawyer.
• Kate Pier Court commissioner.
• Kate Hamilton Pier Lawyer.
• Elizabeth Cumings Pierce Poet and author.
• Jane Means Appleton Pierce Wife of president.
• Euphemia Wilson Pitblado Church worker.
• Eliza A. Pittsinger Poet.
• Hannah R. Cope Plimpton Relief Corps worker.
• Idora M. Plowman Author.
• Mrs. L. H. Plumb Financier:
• Harriette M. Plunket Sanitary reformer.
• Sarah Childress Polk Wife of president.
• Josephine Pollard Poet atid author.
• Louise Pollock Pioneer kindergartner.
• Genie Clark Pomeroy Author.
• Nella Brown Pond Dramatic reader.
• Hester Martha Poole Author, artist and critic.
• Cora Scott Pond Pope Pageant organizer.
• Marion Manville Pope Poet and author.
• Alice Hobbins Porter Journalist. Porter,
• Florence Collins Porter Temperance worker.
• Rose Porter Religious novelist.
• Amalia Barney Simons Post Woman suflragist.
• Caroline Lathrop Post Poet and author.
• Sarah E. Post Physician.
• Cora Urquhart Potter Actor.
• Jennie O'Neil Potter Actor.
• Anna M. Longshore Potts Physician.
• Maud Powell Virtuoso violinist
• Hannah T. Pratt Evangelist.
• Ann Preston Physician.
• Margaret Junkin Preston Poet.
• Esther Tuttle Pritchard Minister and editor.
• Mary Virginia Proctor Journalist and philanthropist,
• Anna Weed Prosser Evangelist,
• Willie Franklin Pruit Poet.
• Esther Pugh Temperance reformer.
• Sue Vesta Pullen Poet and author.
• Sarah A. Brock Putnam Author.

Q

• Amelia Stone Quinlon President Indian Association.

R

• Lulah Ragsdale Poet, novelist and actor.
• Harriet Newell Ralston Poet.
• Mary L. Bonney Rambaut Educator.
• Lulu A. Ramsey Temperance worker.
• Nettie Ransford Matron Eastern Star.
• Harriet M. Rathbun Author and business woman.
• Rachel Beasley Ray Poet and author.
• Annie Louise Cary Raymond Contralto singer.
• Carrie Isabelle Rice Raymond Musician and educator.
• Emma Marcy Raymond Musical composer.
• Emily C Rayner Author and journalist.
• Elizabeth C. Bunnell Read Journalist and suffragist.
• Jane Maria Read Poet and artist.
• Caroline Keating Reed Pianist.
• Florence Campbell Reed Author.
• Lizette Woodworth Reese Poet.
• Mary Bynon Reese Temperance worker.
• Ada C Rehan Actor.
• E. M. Alexander Reinertsen Writer of prose .sketches.
• Carrie Renfrew poet and biographer.
• Itti Kinney Reno Novelist and social leader.
• Laura Andrews Rhodes Musician and opera singer.
• Alice May Bates Rice Soprano singer.
• Helen Hinsdale Rich Poet.
• Ellen Henrietta Richards Educator and chemist.
• Hester Dorsey Richardson Author.
• Euphemia Johnson Richmond Author.
• Lizzie R. Richmond Business woman.
• Marrilla M Ricker Lawyer and political writer.
• Anna Rankin Riggs Temperance reformer.
• Martha George Ripley I'hvsician.
• Mary A. Ripley Author and educator.
• Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie Author and actor.
• Laura Jacinta Rittenhouse Author.
• Aurelia Roach Educator.
• Ada Palmer Roberts Poet.
• Georgia T. Robertson Educator and author.
• Abbie C. B. Robinson Editor and political writer.
• Fannie Ruth Robinson Author and educator.
• Harriet Hanson Robinson Author.
• Jane Bancroft Robinson Author and educator.
• Leora Bettison Robinson Author.
• Ida Hall Roby Pharmacist.
• Lelia P. Roby Philanthropist.
• Charlotte Fiske Bates Roge Author, critic and educator.
• Effie Louise Hoffman Rogers Educator.
• Emma Winner Rogers Author.
• Mary Fletcher Rogers Author.
• Anna Katharine Green Rohlfs Poet and novelist.
• Alice Wellington Rollins Author.
• Adelaide Day Rollston Poet and author.
• Ellen Alida Rose Agriculturist and suffragist.
• Martha Parmalee Rose Author and reformer.
• Julie Rosewald Vocalist.
• Virginia Evelyn Ross Author.
• Annie Rothwell Poet.
• Eliza Franklin Routt Social leader.
• Ellen Sergeant Rude Author and poet.
• Theo Alice Ruggles Sculptor.
• C. Faunt Le Roy Runcie Poet, pianist and composer.
• Jenny Terrill Ruprecht Author.
• Elizabeth Augusta S. Russell Philanthropist and reformer.
• Lillian Russell Operatic singer.
• Mildred Rutherford Author and educator.
• Marah Ellis Ryan Author and actor.

S

• Ella Clara Sabin Educator.
• Mary Jane Safford Physician and surgeon.
• Florence Eleanor Sage Pianist.
• Cynthia Morgan St. John Wordsworthian.
• Sue A. Pike Sanders National president W. R. C.
• Sybil Sanderson Opera singer.
• Margaret Isabelle Sandes Industrial reformer.
• Margaret Elizabeth Sangster Author and editor.
• Emily Sartain Artist and designer.
• Mary A. Saunders Business woman.
• Minnie Stebbins Savage Author and poet.
• Lucy Sargent Sawyer Missionary worker.
• Elizabeth Lyle Saxon Woman suffragist.
• Margaret Eliza Schaffer Insurance agent.
• Ernestine Schaffner "The prisoner's friend."
• Emily Maria Scott Artist.
• Mary Scott Temperance reformer.
• Mary Sophia Scott Business woman.
• Lida Scranton Social leader.
• Florence E. Searing Orchestra leader..
• Laura C. Redden Searing Author.
• Molly Elliott Seawell Author.
• Catherine Maria Sedgwick Author.
• Elizabeth Eggleston Seelye Author.
• Rosa L. Segur Woman suffragist.
• Emily H. McGary Selinger Artist.
• Emelia Benic Serrano Operatic singer.
• Caroline Maria S. Severance Reformer.
• Juliet H. Severance Physician.
• May Wright Sewall Educator and suffragist.
• Mary F. Seymour Law reporter and journalist.
• Helen Almira Shafer Educator.
• Emma Augusta Sharkey Journalist and story-writer.
• Harriette Robinson Shattuck Author and parliamentarian.
• Lydia White Shattuck Educator.
• Annie C Shaw Artist.
• Anna H. Shaw Woman suffragist.
• Cornelia Dean Shaw Woman suftfragist.
• Emma Shaw Author and traveler.
• Annie Fillmore Sheardown Singer and musical educator.
• Mary French Sheldon Explorer and traiislator.
• Mary Jane Shelley Temperance worker.
• Emma V. Sheridan Actor.
• Eleanor Boyle E. Sherman Social leader.
• Marrietta R. Sherman Orchestral leader.
• Emily Lee Sherwood Author and journalist.
• Kate Brownlee Sherwood Poet and journalist.
• Mary Elizabeth Sherwood Author and social leader.
• Rosina Emmet Sherwood Artist.
• Carrie M. Shoaff Artist and inventor.
• Rachel H. Shoemaker Dramatic elocutionist.
• Jennie E. Sibley Temperance worker.
• Mary Frances Scott Siddons Actor.
• Lydia Huntley Sigourney Author.
• Hilda Siller Poet.
• Corelli C. W. Simpson Poet.
• Henneriette Skelton Temperance worker.
• Jane Mariah Slocum Educator.
• Susan Dabney Smedes Author and missionary,
• Charlotte Louise Smith Poet and author.
• Elizabeth J. Smith Editor.
• Elizabeth Oakes Prince Smith Author.
• Emily L. Goodrich Smith Newspaper correspondent.
• Emma Pow Smith Evangelist.
• Pistelle Turrell Smith Reformer.
• Eva Munson Smith Poet and composer.
• Fannie Douglass Smith Journalist.
• Frances M. Owston Smith Poet.
• Genie M. Smith Author.
• Helen Morton Smith Journalist.
• Isabel Elizabeth Smith Artist.
• Jeanie Oliver Smith Poet and romancist.
• Julia Holmes Smith Physician.
• Luella Dowd Smith Poet and author.
• Lura Eugenie Brown Smith Journalist.
• Martha Pearson Smith Poet and musician.
• Mary Belle Smith Educator.
• Mary Louise Riley Smith Poet.
• Mary Stewart Smith Author and translator.
• Olive White Smith Author.
• Mary M. Solari Artist.
• Emma D. E. N. Southworth Author.
• Harriet Mabel Spalding Poet.
• Susan Marr Spalding Poet.
• Frances Campbell Sparhawk Author andphilanthropist.
• Catherine Swan Brown Spear Reformer and educator.
• Josephine Spencer Poet.
• Harriet Prescott Spofford Author.
• Louise Parker Spratt Journalist.
• Rebecca Ruter Springer Author.
• Isabella S. Davis Spurlock Philanthropist.
• Maria B. Brooks Stafford Educator.
• Jane Lathrop Stanford Philanthropist.
• Elizabeth Cady Stanton Reformer and philanthropist
• Jennie O. Starkey Journalist.
• Amelia M. Starkweather Educator and author.
• Eliza Ellen Starr Poet, author and art critic.
• Betsey Ann Stearns Inventor.
• Nellie George Stearns Artist.
• Sarah Burger Stearns Suffragist and reformer.
• Catharine A. F. Stebbins Reformer.
• Esther B. Steele Author.
• Rowena Granice Steele Journalist and author.
• Evaleen Stein Poet.
• Emma R. Steiner Musical composer.
• Elizabeth Willison Stephen Author.
• Antoinette Sterling Singer.
• Alzina Parsons Stevens Industrial reformer.
• Mrs. E. H. Stevens Librarian.
• Emily Pitt Stevens Educator.
• Lillian M. N. Stevens Temperance lecturer.
• Eliza Daniel Stewart Temperance worker.
• Mary Ingram Stille Temperance worker.
• Emma Maitland Stirling Philanthropist.
• Corinne Stocker Elocutionist and journalist.
• Alice Bunker Stockham Physician and author.
• Anna Elizabeth Stoddard Journalist.
• Elizabeth Barstow Stoddard Author.
• Missouri H. Stokes Temperance worker.
• Lucinda H. Stone Educator.
• Lucy Stone Reformer.
• Martha Elvira Stone Postmaster.
• Mary Perry Stott Business woman.
• Emily H.Jennings Stowe Physician.
• Harriet Beecher Stowe Author.
• Louise Reed Stowell Scientist and author.
• Clara Harrison Stranahan Author.
• Maria Straub Song-writer.
• Martha Strickland Attorney-at-law.
• Gertrude Strohm Author and compiler.
• Eliza Read Sunderland Educator.
• Martina Swafford Poet.
• Adeline Morrison Swain Woman suffragist.
• Mrs. M. French Swarthout Educator.
• Ada Celeste Sweet Pension agent.
• Amanda Carlson Swenson Soprano singer.
• France Laura Swift Church worker.
• Lucy Robbins Messer Switzer Temperance worker.

T

• Esther W. Taylor Physician.
• Hannah E. Taylor Poet.
• Margaret Taylor Wife ot president.
• Martha Smith Taylor Author.
• Sarah Katherine Paine Taylor Evangelist.
• Mary Jewett Telford Army nurse.
• Mary Virginia Terhune Author.
• Celia Laighton Thaxter Poet.
• Emma Human Thayer Author and artist.
• Lizzie E. D. Thayer Train-dispatcher.
• Edith Matilda Thomas Poet.
• Fannie Edgar Thomas Author.
• Mary Ann Thomas Journalist.
• Adaline Emerson Thompson Educational worker.
• Elizabeth Rowell Thompson Philanthropist and reformer.
• Eliza J. Thompson Temperance reformer.
• Eva Griffith Thompson
• Mary Sophia Thompson Delsartean instructor.
• Mandana Coleman Thorp Patriot and public official.
• Rose Hartwick Thorpe Poet.
• Emma Cecilia Thursby Singer.
• Martha L. Poland Thurston Social leader.
• Lydia H. Tilton Journalist and reformer.
• Adah J. Todd Author and educator.
• Lelitia Willey Todd Poet.
• Mabel Loomis Todd Author.
• Marion Todd Political economist.
• Minnie J. Terrell Todd Woman suflagist.
• Lillian Adele Tourtillotte Author.
• Emma Toussaint Author and translator.
• Belle Kellogg Towne Author and journalist.
• Mary A. Van V. Townsend Poet and social leader.
• Frances Eleanor Townsley Baptist minister.
• Florence Trail Author.
• Anna Elizabeth Treat Author.
• Lois E. Trott Educator and philanthropist.
• Novella Jewell Trott Author and editor.
• Anna Augusta Truitt Philanthropist and reformer.
• Kate Tryon Journalist and artist.
• Mary Frances Tucker Poet.
• Rosa Lee Tucker State Librarian of Mississippi
• Ellen Smith Tupper A piarist.
• Mila Frances Tupper Unitarian minister.
• Alice Bellvadore Sams Turner Physician.
• Emma Rood Tuttle Author.
• Julia Strudwick Tutwiler Educator.
• Sarah L. Twiggs Poet.
• Julia Gardiner Tyler Wife of president.

U

• Geraldine Ulmar Opera singer.

V

• Eva McDonald Valesh Labor agitator.
• Mary C Van Benschoten Author.
• Angelica Singleton Van Buren Daughter-in-law of president.
• Mary Westbrook Van Deusen Author and poet.
• Ellen Oliver Van Fleet Poet.
• Loretta C Van Hook Missionary and educator.
• Marie Van Zandt Opera singer,
• Emily Elizabeth Veeder Novelist.
• Lydia Louisa Anna Very Author, educator and artist.
• Frances Fuller Victor Author.
• Metta Victoria Fuller Victor Author.
• Blanche Willis H. Von Teuffel Author.

W

• Anna C Wait Woman suffragist.
• Phoebe Jane Babcock Wait Physician.
• Catherine Van V. Waite Lawyer and author.
• Emily Watkins Wakefield Singer, educator and lecturer
• Antoinette Van Hoesen Wakeman Journalist.
• Harriet G Walker Reformer and philanthropist.
• Mary E. Walker Physician and dress-reformer.
• Minerva Walker Physician.
• Rose Kershaw Walker Author and journalist.
• Annie Wall Author.
• Mrs. M. R. M. Wallace / Emma R. Gilson Wallace Philanthropist.
• Susan Arnold Elston Wallace Author.
• Zerelda Gray Wallace Reformer.
• Mary Cole Walling Patriot.
• Minnie Gow Walsworth Poet.
• Carrie Stevens Walter Educator and poet.
• Electa Noble Lincoln Walton Educator and lecturer.
• Sarah Stokes Walton Poet and artist.
• Ellen Hardin Walworth Author, educator and poet.
• Jeannette R. H. Walworth Author.
• Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward Author.
• Genevieve Ward Singer and actor.
• Mary E. Ward Poet.
• May Alden Ward Author.
• Mary Ware Poet.
• Marion E. Knowlton Warner Poet and story-writer.
• Mary Evalin Warren Author and lecturer.
• Lucy H. Washington Poet and temperance worker.
• Martha Washington Wife of president.
• Mrs. Mary Washington
• Clara Erskine Clement Waters
• Annah Robinson Watson Author.
• Ellen Maria Watson Church worker.
• Elizabeth Lowe Watson Lecturer.
• Margaret Anderson Watts Temperance worker.
• Delia L. Weatherby Temperance reformer.
• Bertha Webb Violinist.
• Ella Sturtevant Webb Author.
• Helen L. Webster Professor of philology.
• Susan Archer Weiss Poet.
• May Eddins Welborn Journalist.
• Amelia B. Coppuck Welby Author and poet.
• Jane Meade Welch Journalist and lecturer.
• Charlotte Fowler Wells Phrenologist and publisher.
• Mary Fletcher Wells Philanthropist and educator.
• Sarah Killgore Wertman Lawyer.
• Julia E. Houston West Soprano singer.
• Mary Allen West Journalist and editor.
• Kate Eva Westlake Editor.
• Cynthia M. Westover Scientist and inventor.
• Agnes Lithelwyn Wetherald Poet, novelist and journalist.
• Emily Greene Wetherbee Author.
• Elizabeth Bisland Wetmore Journalist and author.
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