Jane Arthur was a suffragist from Paisley who became the first Scottish woman to be elected to a Scottish school board in 1873.
Flora McDonald Denison was a Canadian dressmaker, writer, journalist, innkeeper, social reformer, feminist, and suffragist.
Eunice Guthrie Murray was a Suffragist, political activist, historian, and author who championed women’s rights throughout her life.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton was an abolitionist, human rights activist and one of the first leaders of the woman’s rights movement in America.
Jane Taylour was a Suffragist and one of the first women to give lectures in public.
Margaret Fraser Smith, a Suffragette was imprisoned for trying to disrupt a meeting, went on hunger strike and was released to loud cheers from the crowd that had gathered to greet her and sister hunger strikers.
Tekla Hultin was Finland’s second female doctor and founded the Finnish Women’s Union in 1907.
Agnes Husband, a milliner and dressmaker, was a suffragette and one of Dundee’s first women councillors.
Australian-born suffragette Muriel Matters once sailed over London in an airship with ‘Votes for Women’ on the side, dropping leaflets.
Ethel Moorhead, an artist from Dundee, was known as Scotland’s most turbulent Suffragette.
