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@AnonMoos: I'll probably take it out at as I finish the individual women's articles. Amazingly virtually none of these women have stand alone articles. First lawyer in Nicaragua, first engineer in Guatemala, Mexico's first movie star, Uruguayan woman who was the first advocate for education for disabled people. Every little clue helps. Some I have only found by searching for their organizations and one I actually did find by putting the address in. Another, I found by researching her husband. Women were footnotes to history, so they often appear as footnotes in sources, even if they were major players in their own countries. The other problem is that one of the main sources was reading from a handwritten document, so lots of misspellings. I guess if you want to take them out, you can, just put them on the talk page. SusunW (talk) 22:32, 5 July 2015 (UTC)[reply]
