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WiR redlist index: Handbook of Texas Online


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 covers women listed in the Handbook of Texas Online for which Wikipedia lacks a biography article. It 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 was generated using Wikidata and it will be refreshed roughly daily to remove blue-links - no manual editing is required.

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name image description date of birth date of death occupation Handbook of Texas ID item site links
Elizabeth Hardin Rhodes (1799–1856); Texas 1799-03-18 1856-04-02 frhnw Q112131451 0
Ida Weisselberg Hadra American painter 1861 1885 painter fha05 Q66065808 0
Alice Kirk Grierson 1828 1888 fgrvq Q94539140 0
Mary Agnes Magevney 1841 1891 religious figure fmaar Q64017143 1
Silvia Hector Webber American rancher and first free Black woman settler of Webberville, Texas 1807 1892 fwe92 Q116193400 0
Ann Raney Coleman memoirist 1810 1897 memoirist fcobc Q106641181 0
María Andrea Castañon Villanueva American community leader and survivor of the Battle of the Alamo 1803 1899 fvi20 Q116195742 0
Teresa Griffin Vielé 1831 or 1832-1906 1832 1906 writer fvi18 Q120836301 0
Rachel Hamilton Hornsby 1830s 1910 fhobh Q116186295 0
Ella Moss Duval American artist 1843-08-20
1843
1911-06-04
1911
art educator
painter
artist
fdu32 Q28879471 1
Francisca Alarcon El Paso pioneer and landowner 1828 1925-11-06 fal93 Q116193216 0
Ellen Maury Slayden 1860 1926 writer fsl04 Q105880269 0
Frances Anne Mullen Boyd American author 1848-02-14 1926-05-02 writer boyd-frances-anne-mullen Q115854537 1
Ottilie Goeth German-American author (1836-1926) 1836-02-27 1926-05-23 author fgo26 Q88393957 1
Elizabeth Goree American schoolteacher 1845 1929-09-05 teacher fgo73 Q16030160 0
Ollie Louise Bryan first African-American woman to become a practicing dentist in the South 1871-12-28 1932-11-23 dentist fbrcs Q116196391 0
Asenath Wallace Carothers clubwoman and university administrator 1859-02-06 1933-02-25 clubwoman
librarian
fcacd Q73146908 0
Magnolia Willis Sealy 15 Jun 1854 - uncertain 1933 1854-06-15 1933-11-08 fse20 Q116244088 0
Jean S. Morgan American civic leader 1868-01-14 1938-12-02 community leader fmoab Q94622517 0
Julia Catherine Thomas Hester American teacher and community activist (circa 1881-1940) 1881
1870-12-18
1869-12-18
1940-12-20 teacher fhe99 Q116193824 0
Esther Pérez Carvajal American author, educator, historian, preservationist, and civic leader (1879-1942) 1879-05-19 1942-01-25 author
educator
fcarv Q125990232 0
Arrie Ella Elgar Dumont West Texas pioneer and sculptor 1861-07-03 1943-04-10 sculptor fdu43 Q94534519 0
Ada Bell Dement American black educator, civic leader, and civil rights activist 1888 1945-11-28 civil rights advocate fdeqt Q125990254 0
Lindley Miller Keasbey 1867 1946 author fke46 Q15980087 1
Elva Anis Wright medical pioneer and a leader in the fight against tuberculosis 1868-03-20 1950-07-18 physician
gynaecologist
obstetrician
fwrig Q108870333 0
Helen Jean Plummer 1891-05-07 1951-01-11 paleontologist fpl07 Q113501883 0
Elena Zamora O'Shea teacher, lay historian, and author 1880-07-21 1951-03-23 teacher
writer
fos21 Q100231023 0
Mary Aubrey Keating 1894
1898-09-25
1953 painter fke78 Q105880123 0
Harriet Glass Barrett American cook, nurse, mother, freedwoman, and WPA Slave Narratives interviewee 1851 1953-03-02 cook fbar1 Q116193789 0
Bobbie Erskin Phillips American domestic worker and cook for the Rayburn family 1902-05-11 1956-03-01 cook fph24 Q125990375 0
Ruby A. Black American journalist 1896-09-14 1957-12-15 journalist fbl61 Q108862079 0
Julia Nott Waugh 1888 1958 writer fwa75 Q105880409 0
Rebekah Baines Johnson mother of 36th President of the United States Lyndon B. Johnson 1881-06-26 1958-09-12 fjo22 Q28043246 0
Vaida Stewart Montgomery 1888 1959 fmo12 Q94405575 0
Emilia Schunior Ramírez teacher, historian, and school administrator 1902-10-20 1960-10-16 assistant professor
educator
head teacher
fradv Q100250297 0
Mary Motz Wills 1875 - 1961; American; Watercolorist 1875-06-06 1961 painter fwibj Q66065323 0
Hortense Brooks Howell American community activist and civic leader 1897-01-25 1963-01-03 fhocm Q116193831 0
Eleanor Rogers Onderdonk 1884-10-25 1964
1986
artist fon03 Q105880169 0
Concepción Hernández Mexican actor (1887-1966) 1887-03-12 1966-05-09 actor fhewe Q116194537 0
Sister Mary Agatha writer, librarian, Catholic nun 1899-04-27 1967-05-24 writer
librarian
nun
fsh62 Q72941629 0
Stella Lodge La Mond 1893 1968 painter
printmaker
textile artist
fla89 Q110083525 0
Laura Vernon Hamner 1871-07-17
1871
1968-09-20
1968
official
writer
radio pundit
fhadb Q114397807 0
Esther LaVerne Stallmann
American librarian 1903-09-29 1969-03-18
1969-03-19
librarian fst93 Q56651623 0
Jovita Pérez the first Hispanic woman (and possibly the first woman) in Texas to hold a United States customs broker license 1897-03-18 1970-06-16 customs broker fpeqy Q125990373 0
Hightower, Verna Lee Booker African American rodeo competitor and civil rights activist (1930-1970) 1930-06-26 1970-08-27 civil rights advocate
competitive player
rodeo rider
fhi76 Q116186201 0
Minnie Cameron librarian 1885-11-21 1971-09-09 librarian fcacy Q72941646 0
Nell Goodrich DeGolyer American philanthropist (1886–1972) 1886-11-11 1972
1972-05-04
philanthropist fdevm Q94688816 0
Frances B. Hellums Hudspeth museum administrator, curator, and librarian 1907-11-04 1972-01-29 curator
librarian
fhu67 Q73006964 0
Lota M. Spell teacher, musician, and author 1885-1972 1885-02-02 1972-04-03 writer
musician
teacher
librarian
fsp08 Q73077469 0
Margaret Bierschwale
1894-10-03 1973-12-09 librarian
historian
fbi25 Q72873445 0
Bertha McKee Dobie writer and botanical collector 1890 1974 writer
botanical collector
fdo01 Q105880033 0
Nanie Belle Jenkins Aycox American teacher and college president 1900 1974-12-11 teacher fay08 Q115973988 0
John Q. Anderson 1916--1975 1916 1975 fan43 Q113809620 0
Verna Jackson McKenna
librarian, historian and preservationist (1890-1976) 1890-08-11 1976-05-24 librarian
historian
preservationist
writer
fmcdk Q72951121 0
Celia Mireles Martinez
Spanish speaking Texan singer who pioneered Tejano music 1915-07-17 1976-09-22 singer
housewife
singer-songwriter
fmart Q101246658 1
Julia Ellen Grothaus librarian 1886-02-12 1976-11-05 librarian fgr84 Q72950294 0
Bess Bigham Hubbard 1896 1977 sculptor
printmaker
fhu82 Q52156878 0
Fania Feldman Kruger 1893-03-08 1977-07-16 writer fkr07 Q110136183 1
Siddie Joe Johnson (born 1905) 1905-08-20 1977-07-27 writer
librarian
fjoev Q72762811 0
Amanda Holman Cartwright Taylor American historical preservationist 1879-03-21 1977-11-02 preservationist fta40 Q94360633 0
Julia Crystine Kasmeier nurse educator (1899-1979) 1899-05-27 1979-03-16 nurse fka06 Q85547462 0
Esther Nieto Machuca national organizer for women in the League of United Latin American Citizens 1895-10-10 1980-01-26 fmadb Q100156278 0
Nana Gollner American ballerina and teacher (1919-1980) 1919-01-08 1980-08-30 teacher
ballerina
ballet dancer
fgo48 Q55720383 0
Josefina Escajeda Mexican American folklorist (1893–1981) 1893 1981 folklorist fes20 Q100152339 0
Ruth Cross American writer (1887-1981) 1887 1981 writer fcr46 Q120815043 0
Charlotte DuBois 1903 1982 music educator fdu50 Q112438995 0
Pauline A. Pinckney 1889 1982 painter
sculptor
fpi31 Q105880237 0
Consuelo Aldape de Vega Hidalgo Mexican writer, active in Texas (1903-1982) 1903-06-10 1982-01-17 writer
journalist
piano teacher
fhida Q116193426 0
Claire Myers Spotswood Owens US author (1896-1983) 1896-02-11 1983-05-07 writer
novelist
fownz Q63871250 0
Alma Pennell Gunter African American painter (1909–1983) 1909-06-11 1983-05-14 painter
nurse
hairdresser
seamstress
fgu18 Q110083493 0
Alicia Guadalupe Elizondo de Lozano philanthropist, clubwoman, and businesswoman 1899 1984 flo69 Q100156273 0
Ina Corinne Brown died:1984-05-00|; Brown, Ina Corinne; Brown, Ina Corinne, 1896-1984; Brown, I.C. 1896-; Brown, I.C. (Ina Corinne), 1896- 1896-05-27 1984-05 anthropologist fbrca Q59626899 0
Consuelo Herrera Mendez teacher and worker for Mexican-American rights 1904 1985-03-09 fme53 Q100198498 0
Emily Guthrie Smith 1909 - 1986; American; Painter 1909-07-08 1986 painter fsm93 Q104491653 0
María Torres Reyna Entrepreneur and civic leader 1911-01-13 1987 fre59 Q116193922 0
Doris Hayne Connerly
lawyer and librarian (1897-1987) 1897-11-07 1987-11-17 lawyer
librarian
fcocq Q72863612 0
Regina Tatum Cooke 1902-08-22 1988 painter
journalist
fcodk Q105879972 0
Hortense Selena Williams Dixon American educator, writer, and civic leader 1926-01-29 1988-04-19 writer
teacher
community leader
fdi55 Q125990264 0
Fermina Guerra Tejana folklorist (1897-1988) 1897-07-07 1988-06-05 folklorist fgudh Q100152941 0
Helen J. Farabee American health activist 1934-11-12 1988-07-28 politician
journalist
ffa33 Q5702518 0
Elizabeth Keefer Boatright 1899 1989 etcher
watercolorist
fboga Q110083504 0
Augusta Maverick Kelley American artist and suffragist 1885-06-24 1989-04-01 artist
suffragist
fkeal Q92313785 0
Alma Sioux Scarberry [occupation:script-writer; radio producer; author] [dates:1925-1930] [archive:American Biographical Archive] 1899 1990 writer fsc82 Q110284489 0
Barbara Lucas (1902-1990) 1902-09-01 1990-02-23 rodeo rider fluhn Q78141137 0
Pearl Carina Anderson African-American civic leader and renowned philanthropist 1898-08-18 1990-04-25 fan66 Q115729412 0
Mary Lou Hazelrigg American community leader (1900-1990) 1900-03-23 1990-05-16 community organizer fhafx Q116196101 0
Beatriz Tagle Perez American leader in the American G.I. Forum of Texas and the Mexican American Democrats 1923-12-23 1991-08-16 fpegu Q125990371 0
Elithe Hamilton Kirkland American writer 1907-01-24 1992-01-04 poet
songwriter
playwright
teacher
journalist
writer
fkinw Q109269932 0
Frann Gaddison jazz musician 1925-06-14 1996-08-26 musician fgadd Q103782754 0
Jennie Belle Murphy Covington A community activist, prominant citizen, and civics leader in Houston, TX including the years of segregation in the South. 1881-09-21 1996-10-08 fcoyp Q116192957 0
Mary Frances Freeman Baylor African-American community organizer, director of the Clarksville Neighborhood Center in Austin, and founder of the Clarksville Community Development Corporation 1929-08-09 1997-03-16 community organizer
director
organizational founder
board member
volunteer
activist
fbafs Q116196128 0
Rebecca J. Buard African-American educator and historical preservationist 1909 2000 teacher
historic preservationist
fbuca Q116152973 0
Elsie Faye Heggins American civil rights activist and Dallas, Texas, councilwoman (1934-2000) 1934-08-20 2000-01-03 civil rights advocate
local politician
fhe94 Q116195977 0
Laura Hernández Cantú American singer (1926–2004) 1926 2004-08-29 singer fcaev Q117682862 0
Marilyn McAdams Sibley American academic 1921-09-30 2006-01-19 historian fsibl Q6763583 0
Carmen Rodríguez Anaya Mexican American activist and community leader 1926-10-15 2006-05-12 community organizer fan70 Q116193172 0
Henrietta Pauline Bell Wells American social worker and educator 1912 2008 fwe87 Q116195489 0
Lullelia Walker Harrison American educator, community servant, and civil rights activist (1913-2008) 1913-01-24 2008-10-11 educator
school counselor
civil rights advocate
fhaeo Q116200509 0
Lettie June Harden Brewer African-American professor and East Austin community leader 1925-09-05 2010-05-28 professor
community leader
board member
fbrew Q116196355 0
Carmen Hernández Marroquín American a member of the noted Tejana sisters duet, Carmen y Laura 1921-10-16 2010-06-10 singer fmafc Q125990341 0
Maria Teresa Rabago Austin community leader and activist 1951-02-19 2010-12-20 fraab Q116193442 0
Alclair Vivian Mays Pleasant African American community activist, church and community leader, local Corpus Christi historian, and teacher 1906-05-01 2011-06-24 teacher
local historian
fpl15 Q125990377 0
Joan Yvonne Snell Ervin Community activist, education advocate, and the first African American to serve as a member of the board for the Lubbock Independent School District 1932-04-05 2012-09-19 fer15 Q116193384 0
[[María de Socorro González [Choco] Meza (Q125990354)|]] American political activist 1952-05-16 2016-10-09 political activist fmeza Q125990354 0
Nelda Ann Wells Spears civic leader and first African American in Texas to serve as a county tax assessor-collector 1946-07-14 2018-03-20 politician fspea Q125990411 0
Daria Arredondo Vera American farm workers’ rights activist in Texas 1946-11-18 2020-08-06 fvera Q125990427 0
Elvira Villa Lacarra Escajeda Community organizer, businesswoman, seamstress, and the founder of the Chamizal Civic Association 1920-01-14 2022-01-16 seamstress fesca Q116193399 0
Elvira Rodríguez de Gonzales educator and civic leader 1883 frolx Q100152792 0
Herlinda Morales Rodríguez Texas businesswoman 1903 frozy Q100251648 0
Beatriz Blanco Mexican journalist journalist fblcw Q116186253 0
Leonora Rives-Díaz American pianist and composer pianist
composer
fricm Q116193475 0
Charlotte Green Beverly freedwoman and WPA Slave Narrative Project interviewee washerwoman fbevr Q116196275 0
Mary S. Helm birth/death: 1807- or b. 1807 LCAuth[n85176108] VIAF[23578960] writer fhe12 Q120816878 0
PAULINE LYNCH EVANS CREIGHTON (1868–1941) fcrei Q123574732 0
María Gertrudis Pérez Cassiano daughter of a lieutenant colonel in the Spanish army and interim governor of Texas fcadh Q125990234 0
Jeffie Obrea Allen Conner American home economist and teacher fcoah Q125990245 0
Jessie May McGuire Dent African American educator, civil rights activist, suffragist, and founder of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. fdent Q125990256 0
Virgie Carrington DeWitty American music teacher and choir director 1913 fdefv Q125990259 0
Eliza Eubanks Peterson Johnson American state and national leader in the woman’s temperance movement, a suffragist, and a missionary worker 1874-12-12 fjohn Q125990310 0
Josefina López de Ximenes American farmer and the first Mexican-American teacher in Wilson County 1865-04-15 flomv Q125990335 0
Leonora Mendoza American singer and composer fmele Q125990352 0
Maria Gertrudis de la Peña enslaved Indigenous woman who sued for her freedom in 1785 in San Fernando de Béxar fpena Q125990369 0
Caroline Poe African American teacher, born a slave teacher fpoer Q125990379 0
Lenora Butler Rolla American teacher, journalist, political activist, community leader, and humanitarian journalist froll Q125990390 0
Hope Thompson African American, a former slave who became a wealthy landowner in Dallas after the Civil War washerwoman
land owner
fthbd Q125990422 0
[[Louise Marble [Lou] Turner (Q125990426)|]] American freedwoman, midwife, and WPA Slave Narrative interviewee ftu40 Q125990426 0
Angelina American Indian guide and interpreter guide fan27 Q125990935 0

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