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# | name | image | description | country of citizenship | date of birth | date of death | place of birth | place of death |
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1 | Catherine Collignon | English translator | Kingdom of Great Britain United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1832-02-04 | Bromley-by-Bow | |||
2 | Anna Pigeon | mountaineer | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1832-07 | 1917-03-15 | Clapham | ||
3 | Agnes Tickhill | (fl. 1410–1417), child labourer, apprentice wiredrawer | Kingdom of England | |||||
4 | Alice Henley | English abbess of Godstow | 1470 | |||||
5 | Alice Shevyngton | (fl. late 15th cent.) servant, medic | Kingdom of England | |||||
6 | Anne Cecil | Cecil née Lake; other married name Rodney, Anne, Lady Ros (1599x1601–1630), noblewoman | Kingdom of England Commonwealth of England |
1599 | 1630 | |||
7 | Anne Rotheley | silk throwster, silkwoman died 1496 | Kingdom of England | 1496 | ||||
8 | Barker | Female servant of Samuel Pepys (fl. 1665–1667) | 1665 | 1667 | ||||
9 | Bridget Trench | Visionary at Knock (c. 1804–1886) | 1886 | |||||
10 | Bugga | Anglo-Saxon abbess (fl. late 7th–early 8th cent.) | 06th century | |||||
11 | Clara Cattell | British nurse | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1860 | 1923-01-23 | Sheldon | ||
12 | Eadburh | English abbess (probably of Wimborne) | 07th century | 08th century | ||||
13 | Ecgburh | English Benedictine nun (fl. c.717) | ||||||
14 | Grace Murray | follower of Methodism (1715–1803) | 1715 | 1803 | ||||
15 | Edith Thompson | English sports and empire settlement administrator, editor | 1877-05-19 | 1961-08-25 | ||||
16 | Halime Banu | Mistress or wife of Benoît de Boigne | 1770 | 1853-12-27 | ||||
17 | Helen Grant | Grant [née Newsome], Helen Frances (1903–1992), Spanish scholar | 1903 | 1992 | ||||
18 | Judith Campbell | visionary of Knock 1857–1893 | 1857 | 1893 | ||||
19 | Katherine Lakensnyder | trader in York | ||||||
20 | Katherine Lam | trader in York | ||||||
21 | Jessie Wood | British mezzo-soprano singer, companion of Henry Wood | 1882-11-23 | 1979-06-14 | Seaford | |||
22 | Eleanor Fyncham | (fl. 1447) daughter of Simon Fyncham, prosperous parvenu gentleman from the Norfolk parish of Fincham | Kingdom of England | |||||
23 | Lena Vassileva | Russian revolutionary | 1963-02-24 | St Bartholomew's Hospital | ||||
24 | Susanna Bastwick | English petitioner, wife of John Bastwick | ||||||
25 | Elizabeth Fenton | Fenton (née Knox; other married name Campbell), Elizabeth (1804–1875), diarist and travel writer | 1804 | 1875 | ||||
26 | Elizabeth Hippisley | English actress (fl. 1742–1769) | England | 1769 | ||||
27 | Elizabeth Shackleton | English diarist (1726-81) | Kingdom of Great Britain | 1726 | 1781-08 | |||
28 | Elizabeth Shelley | abbess of St Mary's, Winchester | 1547 | |||||
29 | Elizabeth Sowthernes | accused in the Pendle witch hunt | Kingdom of England | 1532 | 1612 1612-08-20 |
Pendle Lancaster | ||
30 | Elizabeth Strickland | writer | 1794-11-17 | 1875-04-30 | Tilford | |||
31 | Elizabeth Teft | poet | United Kingdom | 1723 | ||||
32 | Elsie Wright | English photographer | United Kingdom | 1901 | 1988 | |||
33 | Louisa Kinnaird | English philanthropist | United Kingdom | 1848 | 1926 | |||
34 | Lucy Wright | philanthropist (1845-1896) | 1845 | 1896 | ||||
35 | Ercnat ingen Daire | person mentioned in T. M. Charles-Edwards, ‘Ulster, saints of (act. c.400–c.650)’ | ||||||
36 | Margaret Backhouse | Backhouse, Margaret Ann (1887–1977), educationist and humanitarian activist | United Kingdom | 1887 | 1977 | |||
37 | Margaret Bourchier | Countess of Bath | 1510 | 1561 | ||||
38 | Margaret Darcy, Lady Darcy | Wife of John Darcy, fourth Baron Darcy, awarded state pension | 1378-06-01 | 1454-06-01 | ||||
39 | Margaret Douglas | Scottish landowner (born before 1373?, died 1450/51) | 140s | |||||
40 | Mrs Hugh Flatley | Visionary at Knock (c. 1835–1923) | 1923 | |||||
41 | Margaret Lonsdale | trader in York | ||||||
42 | Fanny Anne Burney | diarist | 1812 | 1860 | ||||
43 | Margery Calle | wife of Richard Calle | Kingdom of England | 1450 | ||||
44 | Maria Belville | schoolteacher, third wife of John Henry Belville (1795?–1856), horologist and assistant astronomer at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich | 180s | 1899 | ||||
45 | Maria Harris | British actress and singer (fl. 1769–1796) | United Kingdom | 1796 | ||||
46 | Hvarflod Macheth | Scottish noblewoman (fl. 1196) | ||||||
47 | Frances Griffiths | British photographer | United Kingdom | 1907-09-04 | 1986-07-11 | Bradford | Belfast | |
48 | Mary Collier | British diarist (1849-1930) | 1849 | 1930 1930-05-14 |
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49 | Mary Grey | promoter of seafarers' missions, lived 1770–1858 | 1770 | 1858 | ||||
50 | Mary Homfray | wife of Francis Homfray (1674–1737), | Kingdom of Great Britain | 1674 | 1758 | |||
51 | Mary Jones | Jones, Mary (1812–1887), nursing reformer | 1812 | 1887 | ||||
52 | Mary Lodewyk | widow of the London tallow-chandler Robert Lodewyk | Kingdom of England | 1407 | ||||
53 | Mary McLoughlin | Visionary at Knock | ||||||
54 | Isabelle Sayer | silkwoman and merchant | Kingdom of England | 1473 | ||||
55 | Mary Scott | English courtier and royal mistress, countess of Deloraine 1703-1744 | 1700 | 1744-11-12 | London | |||
56 | Mary Wood | English educationist and college head | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland United Kingdom |
1868-04-17 | 1934-06-01 | Holloway | ||
57 | Matilda | medical practitioner in England (act. c.1200–c.1475) | ||||||
58 | Elizabeth Leavens | English Quaker missionary | United Kingdom | 1665-09-10 | Kendal | |||
59 | Jennet Device | witness in the Pendle witch hunt | Kingdom of England | 1603 | ||||
60 | Joan Bull | Bull, Joan (supp. fl. 1928–1946), fictitious epitomist of enfranchised women | ||||||
61 | Joan Coggenhoe | (fl. 1423) pilloried for forgery | Kingdom of England | |||||
62 | Joan Ramsey | wife of Michael Ramsey (1909-1995) | 1909-09-16 | 1995-02-13 | Aldershot | Oxford | ||
63 | Joan Staunford | seller of fruit in London | ||||||
64 | Joanna Margaret Hill | 1836/7–1901 | 1825 | 1902 | ||||
65 | Mrs Ayliff | Ayliff, Mrs (fl. 1692–1696), singer and actress | 1692 | 1696 | ||||
66 | Munni Begam | Consort of Mir Jafar Ali Khan, nawab of Bengal | 1813 | |||||
67 | Penelope Darcy | English recusant heiress; (1593-1661) | Kingdom of England | 1593 | 1661-07-02 | |||
68 | Alice Folston | trader in York | ||||||
69 | Anne Walker | English educational benefactor | United Kingdom | 1631 | 1660 | |||
70 | Frances Andrews | Wife of Robert Andrews (1725–1806), landowner and subject of a painting by Thomas Gainsborough | 1732 | 1780 | ||||
71 | Edith de Lancelene | Lancelene, Edith de (fl. 1133–1138/9), monastic patron and abbess of Godstow | ||||||
72 | Elizabeth Johnson | Johnson, Elizabeth (fl. 1779–1798), printer | ||||||
73 | Margaret Hepburn | (bap. 1726, d. in or after 1758), Edinburgh shopkeeper | Kingdom of Great Britain | 170s | ||||
74 | Dorothy Stafford | Stafford [née Devereux; other married name Shirley], Lady Dorothy (1600–1636), literary patron and poet | 1600 | 1636 1636-03-30 |
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75 | Elizabeth Fitzwalter | English heiress (1430–c.1485) | 1430-07-28 | Henham | ||||
76 | Elizabeth Middleton | Middleton, Elizabeth (supp. fl. 1637), supposed poet | United Kingdom | |||||
77 | Grace Babthorpe | English Catholic heiress | Kingdom of England | 1563 | 1635 | |||
78 | Mary Booth | British social reformer and philanthropist | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1847 | 1939 | |||
79 | Amelia Reinagle | daughters of Philip Reinagle the elder | Kingdom of Great Britain | 1777 | ||||
80 | Dorothea Gotherson | Gotherson [née Scott; other married name Hogben], Dorothea (bap. 1611), Quaker preacher and writer | Kingdom of England | 1611 | ||||
81 | Margaret Maclauchlan | Scottish covenanter/ Wigtown martyr | 1621 | 1685 | Wigtown | |||
82 | Margaret Robertson | English headmistress and educationist | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1861 | 1943 | |||
83 | Margaret Stephen | midwife and teacher of midwifery (fl. 1765–1795) | 1765 | 1795 | ||||
84 | Mary Pingo | designer | Kingdom of Great Britain United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1819 | ||||
85 | Mary Prince | Prince, Mary (d. 1679), Quaker preacher | 1679 | |||||
86 | Penelope Fitzgerald | Fitzgerald [née Collard], Penelope Frederica (1820/21–1900), philosopher | 1820-07-21 | 1900 | ||||
87 | Sarah Matthews | temperance leader (1846-1929) | 1846-01 | 1929 | Denbigh | |||
88 | Adeliza de Insula | (fl. 1114–1130) gave land in Wiltshire to Tewkesbury Abbey | Kingdom of England | |||||
89 | Agneta Kinnaird | English philanthropic volunteer | 1850-06-05 | 1940-09-16 | ||||
90 | Alice Colins | English Lollard in Berkshire | Kingdom of England | |||||
91 | Alice Fleming | (b. c.1508, d. in or after 1540), conspirator | Kingdom of England | |||||
92 | Alice Scarth | English writer of one book | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1848 | 1889 | |||
93 | Ann Rivington | English printer | 1756 | 1841 | ||||
94 | Bugga | Bugga [Hæaburh] (d. 759x65), abbess | Kingdom of England | |||||
95 | Burginda | Burginda (fl. 7th–early 8th cent.), author | ||||||
96 | Catharine Bentley | (name in religion Magdalen Augustine) (1591–1659), abbess at Aire in France and translator | 1591 | 1659-07-01 | ||||
97 | Christina More | English Lollard in Bristol | Kingdom of England | |||||
98 | Dorothy Lawrence | founder of Roedean School, Brighton | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1860 | 1933 | |||
99 | Dorothy Lawson | Lawson [née Constable], Dorothy (1580–1632), recusant and priest harbourer | 1580 | 1632 | ||||
100 | Eleanor Macdonald | Macdonald, Eleanor Catherine (1910–2004), businesswoman and management consultant | 1910 | 2004 | ||||
101 | Elizabeth Crooke | Crooke, Andrew (c.1605–1674), bookseller | 1674 | |||||
102 | Elizabeth Device | executed in the Pendle witch hunt | Kingdom of England | 1571 | 1612-08-20 | Pendle | ||
103 | Elizabeth Luttrell | Wife of Sir Andrew Luttrell (died 1378), daughter of Hugh Courtenay, 10th Earl of Devon | Kingdom of England | 1333 | 1395 1395-08-07 |
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104 | Elizabeth Lyon | Lyon, Elizabeth [nicknamed Edgware Bess] (fl. 1722–1726), prostitute and thief | ||||||
105 | Elizabeth Shaw | businesswomen and correspondent, wife of John Shaw (1782–1859), entrepreneur and industrialist | 1788 | 1869 | ||||
106 | Elizabeth Warren | English religious writer | Kingdom of England | 1617 | ||||
107 | Frances Parker | wife of Christopher Danby, died 1654 | Kingdom of England | 1580 | 1654 | |||
108 | Hannah Essex | English painter | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | |||||
109 | Isabel Chaworth | wife of Thomas (IV) Chaworth | Kingdom of England | 1402 | 1458 | |||
110 | Isabella Bewick | Iain Bain, ‘Bewick family (per. c.1775–c.1875)’, first published | ||||||
111 | Jane Kemeys | gentlewoman | Kingdom of Great Britain | 1747 | ||||
112 | Janet Anderson | milliner and maker of graveclothes | 1697 | 1761 | ||||
113 | Janie Robertson | Robertson, Janie Macbeth (1879–1957), headmistress | 1879 | 1957 | ||||
114 | Joan Chamberlain | late C15, servant involved in litigation | Kingdom of England | |||||
115 | Joan Cunny | Englishwoman executed for witchcraft | Kingdom of England | 1509 | 1589-07-05 | Chelmsford | ||
116 | Joan Darby | Darby, John (d. 1704), printer | 1708 | |||||
117 | Joan Hill | English bell-maker | 1441 | |||||
118 | Johanna Kollmann | singer and organist | 1786-07-20 | 1849-05-11 | St James's Palace | |||
119 | Julia Cohen | Cohen [née Waley], Julia Matilda (1853–1917), community worker and educationist | 1853 | 1917 1917-12-17 |
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120 | Katherine | Faye Getz, ‘Women medical practitioners in England (act. c.1200–c.1475)’, first published | ||||||
121 | Katherine Bury | (fl. 1346–1348?), artisan | Kingdom of England | |||||
122 | Katherine Chapman | British physician & radiographer | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1883 | 1948 | |||
123 | Katherine McLoughlin | born McLoughlin. Irish Quaker preacher fl.1670s | Irish people | 160s | 1679 | Coleraine | ||
124 | Louisa Gurney | English headmistress (1873-1966) | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1873-06-11 | 1966-02-17 | London | Oxford | |
125 | Louisa Hooper | White, Lucy Anna (1848–1923), folk-singer | 1848 | 1923 | ||||
126 | Mabel Digby | Digby, Mabel Mary Josephine (1835–1911), Roman Catholic nun | United Kingdom | 1835 | 1911 | |||
127 | Mabel Prichard | voluntary welfare worker, wife of Harold Arthur Prichard (1875-1965) | 1875-02-17 | 1965-03-14 | Oxford | |||
128 | Margaret Cranmer | Cranmer, Margaret (d. c.1575), wife of Archbishop Thomas Cranmer 1489–1556 | ||||||
129 | Maria Taylor | English actress, journalist and artist | 1837 | 1904 | ||||
130 | Mary Milne | Milne, Mary Elizabeth Gordon (1891–1972), nurse | 1891 | 1972 | ||||
131 | Mary Sharpe | Sharpe [married name Seyffarth], Louisa (bap. 1798, d. 1843), miniature and watercolour painter | ||||||
132 | Monica Jones | Jones, (Margaret) Monica Beale (1922–2001), university teacher and friend of Philip Larkin | 1922 | 2001 | ||||
133 | Sarah Cheevers | Cheevers [née Shenel], Sarah (c.1608–1664?), Quaker missionary | United Kingdom | 1608 | 1664 | |||
134 | Sarah Moulton | 1783-1795 Subject of a painting "Pinkie" by Thomas Lawrence | Kingdom of Great Britain | 1783-03-22 | 1795-04-23 | Colony of Jamaica | Greenwich | |
135 | Sarah Pinney | English lace trader | 1650 | |||||
136 | Alice Spring | wife of Thomas (III) Spring | Kingdom of England | 1538 | ||||
137 | Ann Rayner | British watercolour painter and lithographer (1826–1855) | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1826-05-01 | 1855-08-14 | |||
138 | Elizabeth Willoughby, Baroness Willoughby | spouse of Robert Willoughby, 4th Baron Willoughby | Kingdom of England | 1395 | ||||
139 | Joan Reynold | bell founder | Kingdom of England | 1483 | ||||
140 | Margaret Spring | wife of Thomas (II) Spring | Kingdom of England | 1504 | ||||
141 | Pamela Gordon, Marchioness of Huntly | British noble | United Kingdom | 1918-06-13 | 1998-01-29 | Gerrards Cross | ||
142 | Ada Dundas | artist (1864-1951) | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1864-05-22 | 1951-01-14 | Kolkata | Merstham | |
143 | Agnes Paston | English heiress | Kingdom of England | 1479 | ||||
144 | Barbara Spencer | Spencer [married name Dowling or Dawlin], Barbara (c.1697–1721), coiner | 1697 | 1721 | ||||
145 | Elizabeth Hampton | Hampton, Elizabeth [Bess] (d. 1661), conventicle keeper and laundress | 1661 | |||||
146 | Elizabeth Nutt | British printer and bookseller (fl. 1716-1740) | 16th century | 1746 | ||||
147 | Elizabeth Rhodes | [née Brittan], (1759–1836), housekeeper and Methodist leader | Kingdom of Great Britain | 1759 | 1836-04-17 | Scotland | Maidstone | |
148 | Emily Carpenter | principal at the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth (1834–1933) | 1834 | 1933 | ||||
149 | Isabella King | King, Lady Isabella Lettice (1772–1845), philanthropist | 1772 | 1845 | ||||
150 | Jane Hoare | (1658–1740), businesswoman | 1658 | 1740 | ||||
151 | Joan Caldecotes | trader in York | ||||||
152 | Joan Jugge | widow of Jugge, Richard (c.1514–1577), bookseller and printer | 1588 | |||||
153 | Theodosia Abrams | English singer | Kingdom of Great Britain United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1769 | 1849 | |||
154 | Katherine Sutton | Sutton, Katherine (fl. 1630–1663), prophetess | 1630 | 1663 | ||||
155 | Margaret Paston | English heiress (1421/2–1484) | Kingdom of England | 1422 1423 |
1484 1482 |
Norfolk | England | |
156 | Margaret Shelton | (1500-1558) | Kingdom of England | 1500 | 1558-11-15 | |||
157 | Marie Wilson | victim of the Enniskillen bombing in Northern Ireland (1967-1987) | 1967 | 1987 | ||||
158 | Mary Glover | Glover, Mary (b. 1587/8), demoniac | 1587 | |||||
159 | Mary Jennings | supporter of the Duke of Monmouth (baptised 1649?) | Kingdom of England | 1649 | ||||
160 | Mary McMullen | McMullen, Mary [called the Female Pedestrian] (b. 1763/4?), pedestrian | ||||||
161 | Mary Rogers | Rogers [née Foxwell], Mary Ann (1855–1899), heroine | 1855 | 1899 | ||||
162 | Matilda of Wareham | Wareham, Matilda of (fl. 1155), anchoress | ||||||
163 | Nancy Nicholson | Nicholson [née Jackson], Nancy (1788–1854), miser and eccentric | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1788 | 1854 | |||
164 | Nelly Weeton | [married name Stock], [Ellen] (1776–1849), letter writer and governess | Kingdom of Great Britain | 1776-12-25 | 1849 1844 |
Lancaster | ||
165 | Alice Bradlaugh | (1856–1888) | 1858 | 1935 | ||||
166 | Isabella Fane | Diarist and letter-writer, 1804–1886; daughter of General Sir Henry Fane | 1804 | 1886 | Pau | |||
167 | Ane Lawraunce | (fl. 1610), gentlewoman who wrote begging letter | 150s | 160s | ||||
168 | Catherine Murray | Visionary at Knock | ||||||
169 | Efa ferch Maredudd | Welsh noblewoman (fl. 1300), daughter of Maredudd ab Owain | Wales | Wales | ||||
170 | Eleanor Romyng | Romyng, Eleanor [Elynour Rummyng] (fl. 1525), ale seller | ||||||
171 | Elizabeth d'Abenon | daughter and inheritor of William d'Abenon (d. 1358), MP | 1340 | 130s | ||||
172 | Elizabeth Wilkinson | English spiritual autobiographer | Kingdom of England | 1613 | 1654 | |||
173 | Frances Kent | Kent, Frances (d. 1685), midwife | 1685 | |||||
174 | Helen Thomas | English autobiographer (1877-1967) | 1877-06-11 | 1967-04-12 | Birkdale | Berkshire Eastbury | ||
175 | Katherine Hamilton | Hamilton, Katherine, duchess of Atholl (1662–1707), noblewoman | 1662-10-24 | 1707-01-11 | ||||
176 | Marguerite Hamilton | Hamilton [née Nanco], Marguerite Alberta Cora [Rita] (1907–1982), Hispanic scholar | 1907 | 1982 | ||||
177 | Maria Marten | Corder, William (1804–1828), murderer | 1804 | 1828 | ||||
178 | Mary Murray | English actress (died 1891) | 1891 | |||||
179 | Mary Overton | London printseller (fl. 1745–1748) | ||||||
180 | Matilda Evans | British local politician and social reformer | 1909 | |||||
181 | Sarah Porter | Porter, Sarah Ricardo (1790–1862), writer on education | 1790 | 1862 | ||||
182 | Alice Causton | beer seller in London | ||||||
183 | Ann Putnam | Accuser in the Salem Witch Trials (1662–1699) | 1662 | 1699 1699-06-08 |
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184 | Cecilia la Leche | Faye Getz, ‘Women medical practitioners in England (act. c.1200–c.1475)’, first published | ||||||
185 | Elizabeth Stewart | Stewart, Elizabeth, countess of Arran (c.1554–1595?), noblewoman | ||||||
186 | Emma Williams | English wood-engraver | ||||||
187 | Florence Cowell | actress (1852-1926) Mrs Tapping | 1852 | 1926 | ||||
188 | Margaret Hamilton | Hamilton, Margaret, Lady Belhaven and Stenton (b. in or before 1625, d. in or after 1694), royalist heroine and medical practitioner | ||||||
189 | Margaret Willoughby, Lady Willoughby | English noblewoman, daughter of Lord Deincourt (died in or before 1333) | No/unknown value | No/unknown value | ||||
190 | Mary Benson | English social worker and writer | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1863-10-16 | 1890-10-27 | Wellington College | Addington Park | |
191 | Mary Moore | English headmistress and writer on Natal | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1860 | 1933 | |||
192 | Mary Nicol | print collector and writer | 1747 | 1820 | Hawarden | London | ||
193 | Emma Rawghton | Rawghton, Emma (fl. 1422–1436), anchoress | 1436 | |||||
194 | Mary Robinson, Lady Grantham | English estate administrator and noblewoman (1757-1830) | Kingdom of Great Britain | 1757-02-09 | 1830-01-07 | |||
195 | Agnes Spring | wife of Thomas (I) Spring | Kingdom of England | 1457 | ||||
196 | Elizabeth Frauncis | Englishwoman executed for witchcraft | 1529 | 1579-04 | ||||
197 | Ellen Arnald | trader in York | ||||||
198 | Rachel Lloyd | Lloyd, Rachel (1722–1803), housekeeper | 1722 | 1803 | ||||
199 | Sarah Wesley | Methodist writer and poet (1759-1828) | 1759-04-01 | 1828-09-19 | ||||
200 | Elizabeth Strutt | wife and business associate of Jedediah Strutt | Kingdom of Great Britain | 1729 | 1774 1774-05 |
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201 | Henrietta Gordon | Gordon [née Mordaunt], Henrietta, duchess of Gordon (1681/2–1760), Jacobite sympathizer | 1681 1682 |
1760 1760-10-11 |
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202 | Jessie Fowler | British physician, author, and lecturer | United Kingdom | 1822 | 1879 | |||
203 | Judith Phillips | Phillips [other married name Pope], Judith [alias Doll] (fl. 1595), confidence trickster and thief | ||||||
204 | Katherine Constable | wife of Sir Marmaduke Constable (d. 1404) | Kingdom of England | 1404 | ||||
205 | Mary Holland | promoter of Anglican girls' schools | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1828 | 1907 | |||
206 | Rosie Trassjonsky | Russian Jewish terrorist (born c.1885), | 1885 | Grodno District | ||||
207 | Sarah Hackett | (1737/8–1797), schoolmistress | Kingdom of Great Britain | 1737 | 1797-10-06 | London | Henley-on-Thames | |
208 | Susan Mowbray | teacher | 1829 | 1911-05-25 | ||||
209 | Ann Carter | Carter [formerly Barrington], Ann (d. 1629), protester | 1629 | |||||
210 | Catherine Fraser | Fraser, Catherine (1786–1868), penal reformer | 1786 | 1868 | ||||
211 | Charlotte Sharpe | Sharpe [married name Seyffarth], Louisa (bap. 1798, d. 1843), miniature and watercolour painter | 1843 | |||||
212 | Eliza Nelson | English singer and actor | 1827 | 1908-03-20 | ||||
213 | Joan Waterhouse | Englishwoman acquitted of witchcraft | Kingdom of England | 1548 | ||||
214 | Lalloc | holy men and women believed to have been buried within the province of Connacht, Ireland | ||||||
215 | Mary Beirne | Irish seer of the Vision of Knock | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | |||||
216 | Mary Brailsford | Brailsford, Mary Ann (bap. 1791, d. 1852), originator of the Bramley's Seedling apple | 1852 | |||||
217 | Mary Reinagle | daughters of Philip Reinagle the elder | Kingdom of Great Britain | 1778 | No/unknown value | |||
218 | Mary Thorne | Thorne [née O'Bryan], Mary (1807–1883), Methodist Bible Christian preacher | 1807 | 1883 | ||||
219 | Sarah Grubb | Grubb [née Lynes], Sarah [Sally] (1773–1842), Quaker travelling minister | 1773 | 1842 | ||||
220 | Cecily Yharom | trader in York | 1396 | |||||
221 | Emma Hamlyn | Hamlyn, Emma Warburton (1860–1941), benefactor | 1860 | 1941 | ||||
222 | Fanny Vining | English actress, died 1869 | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1869 | ||||
223 | Jessie Buchan | niece and assistant of Alexander Buchan (1829–1907) | 1848-07-23 | 1905-12-07 | Kinnesswood | Edinburgh | ||
224 | M. Marsin | Marsin [Mersin, Mercin], M. (fl. 1696–1701), theologian | 1696 | 1701 | ||||
225 | Mary Mercer | servant of Samuel Pepys | 1647 | |||||
226 | Anne Radcliffe | English countess of Sussex (d. 1579x82) | Kingdom of England | 1579 | ||||
227 | Charlotte Reinagle | (British painter, active 1798-1832) | ||||||
228 | Elizabeth Calvert | Calvert, Elizabeth (d. 1675?), bookseller | 1675 | |||||
229 | Jane Lee | Linguist and college administrator | 1895 | |||||
230 | Jane Wiseman | English recusant and priest harbourer | Kingdom of England | 1610 | ||||
231 | Margaret Dickson | Dickson, Margaret [called Half Hanged Maggy Dickson] (d. in or after 1753), survivor of execution | 1702 | 1753 | Musselburgh | |||
232 | Ann Purdeator | hanged in the Salem witch trials | British North America | 1692 | ||||
233 | Frances Johnson | Johnson [née Croke], Frances [called Begum Johnson] (1728–1812), hostess | 1728 | 1812 | ||||
234 | Sydney Cowell | British stage actress (1846-1925) | 1846 | 1925 | ||||
235 | Unton Dering | letter writer and political agent | Kingdom of England | 1676 | ||||
236 | Katharine Evans | English Quaker missionary | United Kingdom | 1618 | 1692 | |||
237 | Doris Waters | English comedian (1899-1978) | 1899-12-20 | 1978-08-18 | ||||
238 | Eliza Armstrong | English teenager involved in a Victorian vice case | 1872 | |||||
239 | Alison Campbell | Campbell, Alison (d. 1608), minister's wife | 1608 | |||||
240 | Anna Williams | Williams [formerly Cromwell], Anna (bap. 1623, d. 1687/8), compiler of a manuscript miscellany | 1623 | 1687 | ||||
241 | Anne Redfearn | accused in the Pendle witch hunt | Kingdom of England | 1612-08-20 | Pendle | |||
242 | Cecily Willoughby, Lady Willoughby | Spouse of John Willoughby, 3rd Lord Willoughby | Kingdom of England | 1372 | ||||
243 | Colet Clathseller | trader in York | ||||||
244 | Eliza Hamilton | Hamilton, Eliza Mary (1807–1851), poet | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1807 | 1851 | |||
245 | Elizabeth Hall | Wife of Michael Hall, ironmaster | Kingdom of England | 1679 | ||||
246 | Elizabeth Harris | Harris, Elizabeth (fl. 1655/6–1663), Quaker missionary | 1663 | |||||
247 | Frances Gray | British headmistress | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland United Kingdom |
1861-07-09 | 1935-11-10 | Roscrea | Grayshott | |
248 | Frances Parkes | (1786–1842), Warwick schoolmistress | 1786 1785-11-22 |
1842-09-13 | Kilburn Priory | |||
249 | Anne Hope Gamwell | British ambulance driver, member of the FANY during World Wars I and II, farmer, botanist and botanical collector (1893-1974) | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland United Kingdom |
1893-05-15 | 1974-04-25 | Innisfail | Jersey | |
250 | Jane Weld | (1806–1871), British convert to Roman Catholicism and benefactor | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1806 | 1871-11-24 | Purley on Thames | Ostend | |
251 | Katherine Forbes | Forbes, Katherine, Lady Rothiemay (c.1583–1652/3), noblewoman | 1652 | |||||
252 | Margaret Burton | trader in York | ||||||
253 | Margaret Seton | Scottish noblewoman (fl.1347) | Kingdom of Scotland | 1330 | 1360 | |||
254 | Margaret Stourton | English abbess of Shaftesbury d.1441 | Kingdom of England | 1441 | ||||
255 | Martha Gillett | Wife of Joseph Ashby Gillett (1795–1853), Quaker shag and shalloon manufacturer | 1798 | 1882 | ||||
256 | Mary Bennett | English novelist and dramatist | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1813 | 1899-12-01 | Exeter | Fulham | |
257 | Mary Eyre | Eyre [married name Blythe], Mary (b. before 1603, d. in or after 1633), commissioner of a tapestry map | ||||||
258 | Mary Mitchell | Mitchell, Mary Frances (1923–1988), landscape architect | 1923 | 1988 | ||||
259 | Mary Pope | Pope, Mary (d. 1653?), royalist writer | ||||||
260 | Mary Weld | benefactor and patron of ministers (bap. 1560?) | Kingdom of England Commonwealth of England |
1560 | 1623 | |||
261 | Matilda la Leche | Faye Getz, ‘Women medical practitioners in England (act. c.1200–c.1475)’, first published | ||||||
262 | Sarah Brown | Brown, Sarah Benedict (1817/18–1902), benefactor | 1902 | |||||
263 | Agnes Grebill | English Lollard in Kent | Kingdom of England | 1511 | ||||
264 | Alizon Device | accused in the Pendle witch hunt | Kingdom of England | 1612 | Pendle | |||
265 | Honora Fitzjames | duchess of Berwick upon Tweed | 1675 | 1698 | ||||
266 | Ann Byfield | English wood-engraver | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1830 | ||||
267 | Anne Forster | English philanthropist (1797-1873) | 1797 | 1873-10-14 | ||||
268 | Anne Middleton | Middleton, Anne (d. 1658), benefactor | 1658 | |||||
269 | Anne Whittle | accused in the Pendle witch hunt | Kingdom of England | 1532 | 1612 | Pendle | ||
270 | Isabella Jay | English artist, championed by John Ruskin | 1841-10-28 | 1919-07-20 | Southwark | Wimbledon | ||
271 | Caroline Fox | Fox, Caroline (1767–1845), diarist and correspondent | 1767-11-03 | 1845-03-12 | ||||
272 | Elizabeth Avery | [née Parker], (fl. 1614–1653), prophet | Kingdom of England | 160s | 160s | |||
273 | Elizabeth Bennett | Englishwoman executed for witchcraft | Kingdom of England | 1582-04 | Chelmsford | |||
274 | Elizabeth Harrison | Harrison, Elizabeth (fl. 1724–1756), writer | ||||||
275 | Elizabeth Neale | Neale, Elizabeth (1822–1901), Anglican nun | United Kingdom | 1822-07-14 | 1901-02-21 | Harrow Weald | Haywards Heath | |
276 | Ellen Parker | Parker [née Masgreave], Ellen [Helen] (bap. 1790, d. 1828), pauper and letter writer | 1828 | |||||
277 | Kathleen McShane | singer - wife and organiser of "Old Mother Riley" aka Lucan, Arthur [real name Arthur Towle] (1885–1954), comedian | 1897-05-19 | 1954 | Dublin | |||
278 | Margaret Beirne | Irish seer of the Vision of Knock (c.1810–1909) | 1909 | |||||
279 | Margaret Steyniour | trader in York | ||||||
280 | Harriet Jones | headmistress | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1833-01-02 | 1917-10-20 | Saint Peter Port | Kensington | |
281 | Mary Overton | Overton, Richard (fl. 1640–1663), Leveller and pamphleteer | 1646 | 1647 | ||||
282 | Winifred Gosnell | servant of Samuel Pepys | 1662 | 1669 | ||||
283 | Kate Hurlbatt | (1865–1957), college head | 1865 | 1957 | ||||
284 | Katherine Pole | freewoman of the city of London | Kingdom of England | 1387 | ||||
285 | Margaret Hannan Watson | headmistress | 1873 | 1959 | ||||
286 | Maria Smith | Smith, Maria Constance (1853–1930), civil servant | 1853 | 1930 | ||||
287 | Mary More | More, Mary (d. c.1713), writer and artist | Kingdom of Great Britain | 1713 | ||||
288 | Rachel Pinney | Sister of Pinney, Hester (1658–1740), businesswoman | 1652 | 1743 | ||||
289 | Elizabeth Anson | political correspondent and political manager | 1725 1725-08 |
1760 1760-06-01 |
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290 | Jane St John | English author (1829-1906) | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1829 | 1906 | |||
291 | Magdalene Aston | short-lived wife of Sir Thomas Aston, first baronet (1600–1646) | 1635 | |||||
292 | Margaret Garner | American hostess | 1917 | 1994 | ||||
293 | Mary Ashwell | servant of Samuel Pepys | 1662 | 1664 | ||||
294 | Mary Williams | English genre painter, illustrator and engraver (born c. 1788) | 1788 | |||||
295 | Christiana | Faye Getz, ‘Women medical practitioners in England (act. c.1200–c.1475)’, first published | ||||||
296 | Elizabeth Fletcher | Fletcher, Elizabeth (1638?–1658), Quaker preacher | 1658 | |||||
297 | Elsie Waters | Waters, (Florence) Elsie (1893–1990), comedian | 1893-08-19 | 1990-06-14 | ||||
298 | Georgiana Daniell | philanthropist (1836–1894) | 1835 | 1894 | ||||
299 | Margaret Lee | Lee, Margaret Lucy (1871–1955), headmistress | 1871 | 1955 1955-12-26 |
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300 | Margery | Faye Getz, ‘Women medical practitioners in England (act. c.1200–c.1475)’, first published | ||||||
301 | Mary Alexander | Alexander, Mary (1760–1809), Quaker minister | 1760 | 1809 | ||||
302 | Mary Brown | Brown [née Solomon], Mary (1847–1935), social reformer | 1847 | 1935 | ||||
303 | Nichola Irby | trader in York | ||||||
304 | Philip Trenchard | English gentry (1663/4–1743) | 1663 1664 |
1743 | ||||
305 | Annie Walker | British chemist (1871-1950) | United Kingdom | 1871-12-04 | 1950-09-07 | Cork | Edinburgh | |
306 | Cranat ingen Buicín | Irish saint | ||||||
307 | Florence Hill | English social reformer | 1919 | |||||
308 | Jane Kitchen | (d. 1658), farmer and parish constable | Kingdom of England | 1658 | ||||
309 | Mary Adams | Adams, Mary (supp. fl. 1652), self-proclaimed virgin mother | ||||||
310 | Sarah Stephenson | Quaker minister and autobiographer | 1738 | 1802 | Whitehaven | |||
311 | Mary Byfield junior | English wood-engraver (born 1840) | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1840 | ||||
312 | Iris Bentley | sister of Derek Bentley | United Kingdom | 1931 | 1997 | |||
313 | Mary Evelyn | British poet (1665–1685) | 1665 | 1685 | ||||
314 | Mary Forster | English Quaker prison visitor | Kingdom of Great Britain United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1786 | 1873 | |||
315 | Isabel Nunhouse | trader in York | ||||||
316 | Isolda de Tracy | English gentlewoman in Cornwall (died in or after 1301) | ||||||
317 | Mary Lovel | (c.1564–1628), founder of the English Carmelite convent at Antwerp | 1564 | 1628-11-12 | Bruges | |||
318 | Agnes | trader in York | ||||||
319 | Mary Pordage | holy woman and the first wife of John Pordage | 1668 | |||||
320 | Mary Wilson | British missionary (c.1795–c.1861) | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | |||||
321 | Millicent Lawrence | co-founder of Roedean School, | 1863 | 1925 | ||||
322 | Alison Boston | prosecuted for hiring out a girl 'for immoral purposes' | Kingdom of England | |||||
323 | Anna Leman | alleged royal mistress | 1700 | 1743 | ||||
324 | Paulina Pepys | sister of Samuel Pepys (1640–1689) | Kingdom of England | 1640 | 1689 | |||
325 | Anne Fisher | Fisher [married name Slack], Anne (1719–1778), writer on education | 1719 | 1778 | ||||
326 | Anne King | King, Anne [married names Anne Dutton; Anne Howe, Lady Howe] (b. in or before 1621, d. 1684x1701), poet and literary muse | United Kingdom | 1621 | 1684 | |||
327 | Jane Dacre | English noblewoman | 1575 | |||||
328 | Rachel Wilson | travelling Quaker minister 1720–1775 | 1720 | 1775 | ||||
329 | Joan | fl. 1386–1389, dispensed medicines to the monks of Westminster Abbey | ||||||
330 | Joan | (fl. 1407–1409), who provided medicines for two Westminster monks in three successive years | ||||||
331 | Joan Willoughby, Lady Willoughly | wife of John Willoughby, 2nd Lord Willoughby | Kingdom of England | 1305 | 1354 | |||
332 | Rebecca Franklin | 1803-1873, Coventry UK schoolmistress | 1803 | 1873 | Coventry | |||
333 | Cairech Dergain | saint to women of the province of Connacht | ||||||
334 | Charlotte West | British writer | Kingdom of Great Britain United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1750 | ||||
335 | Dorothy Patridge | Patridge, Dorothy (fl. 1694), midwife and student in astrology | ||||||
336 | Elizabeth Arnold | Arnold, Elizabeth (fl. 1616), translator | ||||||
337 | Elizabeth Hamilton | Hamilton, Elizabeth (1840–1882), philosopher and educationist | 1892 | 1968 | ||||
338 | Ellen Bateman | American actress (1844-1936) | United States of America | 1844 | 1936 | |||
339 | Emelia Geddie | Geddie, Emelia [Emilia] (1665–1681), child prophet and exemplar of godliness | 1665 | 1681 | ||||
340 | Emily Jackson | Jackson [née Hall], Emily Emma Maude (1845–1898), litigant for the rights of married women | 1845 | 1898 | ||||
341 | Emily Saker | British actress | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1847 | 1912 | |||
342 | Funech | Irish saint | ||||||
343 | Georgina Cowper-Temple | religious enthusiast | 1822 | 1901-10-17 | ||||
344 | Katherine Ramsay | (1720s–1808), milliner and Edinburgh shopkeeper | Kingdom of Great Britain | 170s | 1808-01-28 | Edinburgh | ||
345 | Margaret Beirne | Visionary at Knock | ||||||
346 | Margaret Douglas | Scottish noblewoman | Kingdom of Great Britain | 1714 | 1774 1774-10-24 |
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347 | Margaret Houghton | London shepster | Kingdom of England | |||||
348 | Mary Bannister | English equestrian performer | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1877 | ||||
349 | Elizabeth Branch | English murderer, daughter in a mother-daughter pair | 1740 | |||||
350 | Katherine Hughes | Wesleyan mission worker in London (1853-1948) | 1853-04-03 | 1948-01-13 | Bloomsbury | Marylebone | ||
351 | Alice Chaworth | English heiress married to William Chaworth (1352–1398) | Kingdom of England | 1345 | 1400 | |||
352 | Sally Lunn | supposed baker (supp. fl. 1680x1800) | ||||||
353 | Mary Mogg | English barmaid (1698 or 1699 – 1766) | Kingdom of England Kingdom of Great Britain |
160s | 1766 | |||
354 | Elizabeth Barlow | Courtier, married Alexander, 1st Lord Elphinstone, and John, 6th Lord Forbes | Kingdom of England | 1476 | 1518 | |||
355 | Sarah Wight | English mystic | Kingdom of England | 1631 | ||||
356 | Sarah Gater | English merchant | Kingdom of England | 1605 | 1656 | |||
357 | Susannah Whitrowe | Subject of a religious biography | Kingdom of England | 1662 | 1677 | |||
358 | Martha Mary Smith | née Dalrymple, British art patron | 1835-10-14 | 1919 | ||||
359 | Gulval | Cornish saint | Cornwall | |||||
360 | Lydia Dustin | minor figure in the Salem witch trials | British North America | 1693-03-03 | ||||
361 | Elizabeth Lumley, Viscountess Lumley of Waterford | English benefactor | Kingdom of England | 1578 | 1658 | |||
362 | Sophia Streatfeild | English beauty | Kingdom of Great Britain United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1835 | ||||
363 | Eleanor Tatlock | English poet | Kingdom of Great Britain United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1799 | 1811 | |||
364 | Maria Hutchins Callcott | English writer | Kingdom of Great Britain United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1798 | 1859-04-03 | |||
365 | Mary Eliza Porter | English headmistress (1835-1905) | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1835-10-06 | 1905-02-09 | Chelsea | London | |
366 | Mary Lamond | Church of Scotland deaconess | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1862 | 1948 | |||
367 | Marjorie of Scotland | Countess of Pembroke | 12th century | 1244-11-17 | London | |||
368 | Louisa Sara Floyer | English promoter of needlework in schools | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1830 | 1909 | |||
369 | Elizabeth Dicey | English printer, wife of John Cluer | Kingdom of Great Britain | |||||
370 | Zoë Barbara Fairfield | executive of the UK Student Christian Movement | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1878-04-23 | 1936-12-09 1936-12-10 |
St George's Square | ||
371 | Isabel Sharman | English nursery nurse teacher and administrator | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1865 | 1917 | |||
372 | Janet Evans | English revolutionary | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1826 | ||||
373 | Jennet Preston | accused in the Pendle witch hunt | Kingdom of England | 1612 | ||||
374 | Maud Ireland | trader in London | Kingdom of England | |||||
375 | Selina Causton | English novelist and artist | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1852 | 1932 1932-01-01 |
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376 | Joanna Kilmartin | English translator | United Kingdom | 1929 | 2005 | |||
377 | Mary Hall | Irish nun and educationist | Republic of Ireland | 1928 | 2008-09-05 | |||
378 | Harriet Dunnico, Lady Dunnico | English voluntary worker | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1877 | 1952 | |||
379 | Gertrude May King | English social worker and missionary | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1867 | 1954 | |||
380 | Vera Mace | English marriage counsellor and writer | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1902 | 2008 | |||
381 | Rachel Juliet Fox | English Southcottian | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1858 | 1939 | |||
382 | Emily Goodwin | English figure of the Panacea Society | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1858 | 1943 | |||
383 | Elizabeth Cary | English Benedictine nun | Kingdom of England | 1682 | ||||
384 | Mary Cary | English Benedictine nun | Kingdom of England | 1693 | ||||
385 | Nancie Clifton Reynolds | English domestic advice writer and broadcaster | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1903 | 1931 | |||
386 | Elizabeth Mostyn | English Carmelite nun | Kingdom of England | 1626 | 1700 | |||
387 | Katherine Cary, Countess of Home | spouse of James Home, 2nd Earl of Home | Kingdom of England | 1609 | 1625 | |||
388 | Victoria Cary | spouse of Sir William Uvedale | Kingdom of England | 1694 | ||||
389 | Lilian Beck | English equestrian | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | 1878 | 1921 | |||
390 | Norah Riley | English businesswoman | United Kingdom United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1895 | 1984 | |||
391 | Joan Drake | English gentlewoman | Kingdom of England | 1586 | 1625 | |||
392 | Margaret Vernon | English abbess of Malling | Kingdom of England | 14th century | 1546 | |||
393 | Barbara Ford | English maltster | Kingdom of Great Britain United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland |
1755 | 1840 | |||
394 | Elizabeth Woodford | English nun | Kingdom of England | 1502 | 1572 | |||
395 | June Hope | designer and architect | 1925 | 1994 | ||||
396 | Vlasta Dalibor | 1921-02-22 | 2016-02-21 | Brno | ||||
397 | M. Cécile Matheson | (1874–1950), settlement warden and social worker | 1874 | 1950 | ||||
398 | Edith Annie Jones Berthen | (1877–1951), solicitor | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland United Kingdom |
1877-04-29 | 1951-10-27 | Toxteth Park | Reading | |
399 | Ethel Clara Basil Jayne | (1874–1940), laundry owner and women’s welfare organizer | 1874-01-04 | 1940-04-04 | St Albans | |||
400 | Frances Helena Low | (1862–1939), journalist and anti-suffragist | United Kingdom | 1862 | 1939 | |||
401 | Hilda Grenfell | British women's activist | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland United Kingdom |
1886-01-13 | 1972 | Mumbai | ||
402 | Ethel Mary Hartland | British suffragist | United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland United Kingdom |
1875-09-01 | 1964 | Swansea | ||
403 | Mary Haslam | British welfare worker | 1851-08-11 | 1922 | Bolton | |||
404 | Elizabeth Jeake | British correspondent | 1667-10-02 | 1736 | Rye | |||
405 | Margaret Neville | daughter of John Neville, 3rd Baron Latimer; stepdaughter of Catherine Parr | Kingdom of England | 1525 | 1546 | Kingdom of England | ||
406 | Nathalie Gräfin von Benckendorff | Russian-born English cultural ambassador (1923-2019) | 1923-09-08 | 2019-09-16 | Moscow | London | ||
407 | Muriel Tresham | 1547-50–1615 | 1547 | 1615 | ||||
408 | Cecilia Mary Mount | (born 1931) | 1931-01-15 | 2018-12-06 | ||||
409 | Sheila Catherine Stainton | (born 1929) | 1929-08-11 | |||||
410 | Ellen Turner | (died 1831) | 1811-02-12 | 1831 | ||||
411 | Katharine Clayton | voluntary worker (1843-1933) | 1843-04-09 | 1933-11-10 | ||||
412 | Susan Kyngeston | English vowess (c. 1490–1540) | Kingdom of England | 1490 | 1540 | |||
413 | Elizabeth Caslon | daughter in law to Elizabeth Caslon died 1795 | 1755 | 1809 | ||||
414 | Joy Beverley | English singer (1924-2015) | United Kingdom | 1924-05-05 | 2015-08-31 | |||
415 | Catherine Young | British journalist | 1826-11-19 | 1908-12-15 | London | Willesden | ||
416 | Pollie Hirst Simpson | First agricultural adviser to the Women's Institute (1871-1947) | 1871-04-22 | 1947-10-31 | Royal Tunbridge Wells | Chelveston | ||
417 | Rosamond Fisher (née Forman), Baroness Fisher of Lambeth | (1890-1986), Wife of Baron Fisher of Lambeth; (active 1961), Wife of Baron Fisher of Lambeth | 1890 | 1986 | ||||
418 | Juanita Bennett Rule | nurse educator | 1914 | 2008-03-23 | Broadstairs | |||
419 | Hilda Marjorie Simpson | nurse leader | 1914-01-14 | 1992-01-24 | ||||
420 | Katherine Langley | (d. 1511), vowess, was the daughter and co-heir of Sir Thomas Urswick | 1511-10-18 | |||||
421 | Margaret Alexis Bell | schoolmistress | 1818-06-17 | 1889-04-10 | ||||
422 | Elizabeth Duncan Campbell | British poet 1804-1878 | 1804-02-11 | 1878-12-24 | Edzell | |||
423 | Lucy Gwendoline Duff Grant | Grant, Lucy Gwendoline Duff (1894–1984), nurse | United Kingdom | 1894 | 1984 | |||
424 | Charlotte Seymour Yapp | Yapp, Charlotte Seymour (1879–1934), nurse | 1879 | 1934 | ||||
425 | Marion Welchman | (1915–1997), charity administrator and campaigner for the treatment of dyslexia | United Kingdom | 1915 | 1997 | |||
426 | Elizabeth Neesom | Neesom, Elizabeth (1797/8–1866), Chartist and reformer | 1797 | 1866 | ||||
427 | Mary Hylas | Hylas, Mary (fl.1728–1783), maidservant and subject of lawsuit | ||||||
428 | Sarah Frances Trevor | Trevor, Sarah Frances [Fanny] (bap. 1818, d. 1904), college principal | 1818 | 1904 | ||||
429 | Florence Blanche Low | Florence Blanche Low (1867–1957) | 1867 | 1957 | ||||
430 | Margaret Elizabeth Stredder | Stredder, Margaret Elizabeth [Maggie] (1936–2018), singer | 1936 | 2018 | ||||
431 | Margaret Compagni | gentlewoman of the privy chamber (1558–81) and mother of the maids (1581–8) | 1535 | 1622 | ||||
432 | Beatrice Rosamond Headlam | Headlam [née Pennington], Beatrice Rosamond (1850–1935) | 1850 | 1935 | ||||
433 | Helena Wintour | Wintour, Helena (1600?–1671), recusant gentlewoman and textile artist | 1600 | 1671 |
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