Marie Louise Bottineau Baldwin
Native Amerian lawyer and activist
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Eliza Ann Gardner
Remembered as someone “pointed and convincing in speech, winning in manner, [and] overpowering in appeal,” community and religious leader Eliza Ann Gardner exemplified the social activist tradition within African-American churches.
Mary Powell
New Zealand temperance worker and suffragist
Annie Schnackenberg
New Zealand Wesleyan missionary, temperance and welfare worker and suffragist
Sophia Taylor
New Zealand hostess, suffragist and landowner
Rachel Don
New Zealand church and community worker
Harriet Keeler
Keeler was a Cleveland educator, botanist, author, suffragist, and lover of nature. Each aspect of her self-made career brought her a measure of celebrity far beyond northeast Ohio.
Helen Nicol
New Zealand suffragist and temperance campaigner
Maybanke Susannah Anderson
Maybanke Anderson was a leader in the suffrage movement in New South Wales and a writer.
Ada M Bittenbender
American lawyer and reformer