Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by occupation/Slaves
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WiR redlist index: Slaves | |
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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 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. |
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| name | image | description | country of citizenship | date of birth | date of death | place of birth | place of death | wikidata item |
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| Gemba | one of the 7 Congolese victims of the human zoo of the Brussels International Exposition in Tervuren Park | Congo Free State | No/unknown value | 1897-08-03 | Tervuren Park | Q124766895 | ||
| Acilia Plecusa | wife of Manius Acilius Fronto | Ancient Rome | 2nd century | No/unknown value | Ciudad romana de Singilia Barba | No/unknown value | Q64842254 | |
| Muzna |  |
concubine of Abdullah ibn Muhammad al-Umawi | 9th century | 968 | Basque Country | Q29441903 | ||
| Josefa de la Cruz | enslaved person | 1683 | Q96637373 | |||||
| Antonia “La Parda” | enslaved woman in Santiago del Estero, Argentina (1691–?) | 1691 | Q123492583 | |||||
| Mary | a freed slave in Jamaica | 1740 | Jamaica | Q99521752 | ||||
| Maria Bell | Freedwoman of Pensacola and London | 1746 | Q76360344 | |||||
| Joanna | slave in the Dutch colony of Suriname and companion of John Gabriel Stedman (c. 1755–1782) | 1750s | 1782-11 | Surinam | Q123482844 | |||
| Francoise Chauvin Beaulieu de Monpliaisir Dragon | Former slave of Mr. Charles Daprémont de La Lande and daughter of Françios Chauvin de Monplaisir de Beaulieu and Marianne Lalande Francoise married Michel Dragon. | 1755-05-01 | 1822-01-14 | New Orleans | New Orleans | Q126680421 | ||
| Genevieve | enslaved woman on Caliviny Estate in Grenada, also a slave-owner herself (1759-1820) | 1759 | 1820 | Q116476503 | ||||
| Hipólita Bolívar |  |
Venezuela | 1763 | 1835-06-25 | San Mateo | Caracas | Q5898499 | |
| Vilhelmine Caroline | 1770s | 1830-12-28 | Saint Croix | Ullensaker Municipality | Q55606635 | |||
| Matea Bolívar |  |
slave of Simón Bolívar | Venezuela | 1773-09-21 | 1886-03-29 | Parroquia San José | Caracas | Q6005801 |
| Philadelphia "Delphy" Judge | 1780 - 1831 | 1779 | 1831-12-13 | Q58409281 | ||||
| Úrsula Lambert | born in the French part of Saint-Domingue (today Haiti) in the 1790s; daughter of slaves, José and Magdalena Lambert; died March 6, 1860, approximately 70 years old | 1790s | 1860-03-06 | Saint-Domingue | Q107117391 | |||
| Maria | Brazil | 1798 | Penha | Q116908445 | ||||
| Célimène Gaudieux |  |
French singer | France | 1807-04-20 | 1864-07-13 | Saint-Paul | Saint-Paul | Q3010129 |
| Coco Sandiford | enslaved young woman (1810–) in St Peter, Barbados, manumitted on the eve of Emancipation | 1810 | Saint Peter | Q116475566 | ||||
| Rufina | African woman illegally enslaved twice, first in Africa and then in Uruguay (c. 1820s–?) | 1820s | Q123478235 | |||||
| Nataly Anette | mother of Booker T. Washington | 1825 | Q98174619 | |||||
| Mary Edmonson | one of the Edmonson sisters | United States of America | 1832 | 1853 | Montgomery County | Q30274605 | ||
| Emily Edmonson | one of the Edmonson sisters | United States of America | 1835 | 1895 1895-09-15 |
Montgomery County | Q30274607 | ||
| Mildred Wilborn Gildersleeve | American nurse and midwife | United States of America | 1858 | 1950 | Cuthbert | Q130388213 | ||
| Kian | enslaved Texan caregiver | 19th century | No/unknown value | Q107223278 | ||||
| Agostinha | Brazil | 19th century | Brazil | Q116857327 | ||||
| Ambrosina | black woman enslaved in Brazil | Brazil | 19th century | Brazil | Q116875854 | |||
| Anastácia | Brazil | 19th century | Penha | Q116908619 | ||||
| Simicha | mother of Archelaus of Macedon | 5th century BCE | Q84722094 | |||||
| Mary King | enslaved woman in Philadelphia | Q33111637 | ||||||
| Rosanna | enslaved woman in Jamaica | Africa | Q51598766 | |||||
| Myrtilla | one of earliest known slave of African descent buried in England (d.1705) | 1705-01-06 | Nevis | Q97455577 | ||||
| Aunt Hester | Gender: Female Life Dates: d. 1846 Types: African; American (US); Model of faith, piety; Servant; Slave, bondservant, former slave; Note: Entry refers to Aunt Hester as a "servant," but describes her "master" as buying and selling her (all told: sel | United States of America | 1846 | Q99530375 | ||||
| Mother Suma | 18th-century American Methodist slave in Boston | Q99543893 | ||||||
| Nancy Carter Quander | Enslaved Woman at Mount Vernon | Q100151892 | ||||||
| Amynte Julienne | Q101246323 | |||||||
| Talkee Amy | woman enslaved in Kingston, Jamaica | Africa | Q109324370 | |||||
| Khawand Baraka | Mother of sultan Al-Ashraf Sha'ban | Mamluk Sultanate | 1373-05-23 | Cairo | Q110071400 | |||
| Gertrudes Nagô |  |
enslaved person at Salvador in 1835 | 1835-05-19 | Q113995445 | ||||
| Liberata | woman born into slavery in southern Brazil(c. 1780s–nineteenth century) | Q115329545 | ||||||
| Uns al-Qulub | Q115798760 | |||||||
| Abidah Al-Madaniyya | woman hadith scholar (died e. 8th cent,) | Q116762164 | ||||||
| Adriana | Brazil | Q116853468 | ||||||
| Severina | Brazil | Q116854678 | ||||||
| Maria do Carmo | Brazil | Q116854694 | ||||||
| Joana | Brazil | Campinas | Q116857595 | |||||
| Rosane | Brazil | Campinas | Q116857599 | |||||
| Geraldina Leocádia da Conceição | Brazil | Brazil | Q116865305 | |||||
| Maria da Conceição | Brazil | Africa | Q116865327 | |||||
| Deolinda | Brazilian capoeira practitioner | Brazil | Q116879567 | |||||
| Ana de Jesus | black woman enslaved in Ouro Preto-MG, Brazil | Brazil | Q116890152 | |||||
| Ana de Oliveira | Brazil | 1741 | Costa da Mina | Rio de Janeiro | Q116908141 | |||
| Rosária Maria | Brazil | 1803 | Rio de Janeiro | Q116908142 | ||||
| Ana Maria de Jesus | Brazil | Q116908161 | ||||||
| Gertrudes Angola | Brazil | Q116908287 | ||||||
| Joana Benguela | Brazil | Q116908288 | ||||||
| Maria Camundá | Brazil | Q116908289 | ||||||
| Maria Conga | Brazil | Q116908290 | ||||||
| Mariana Monjola | Brazil | Q116908291 | ||||||
| Suzana | Brazil | Q116908292 | ||||||
| Ana Mogumbe | Brazil | Q116908294 | ||||||
| Lauriana | Brazil | Penha | Q116908330 | |||||
| Gracia | Brazil | Penha | Q116908333 | |||||
| Josefa | Brazil | Penha | Q116908488 | |||||
| Felipa | Brazil | Q116908489 | ||||||
| Leonor Benguela | Brazil | Africa | Q116908526 | |||||
| Isabel Conga | Brazil | Africa | Q116908528 | |||||
| Maria Monjola | Brazil | Q116908529 | ||||||
| Joana Rebolo | Brazil | Q116908582 | ||||||
| Maria Benguela | Brazil | Q116908621 | ||||||
| Ana Congo | Brazil | Q116908623 | ||||||
| Florinda | Brazil | Q116908688 | ||||||
| Maria Rosa | Brazil | Q116908690 | ||||||
| Teresa de Jesus | black woman residing in the city of Penha, in Santa Catarina, Brazil | Brazil | Africa | Q116908694 | ||||
| Josefa | Brazil | Angola | Q116908756 | |||||
| Joana Mina | Brazil | Q116908815 | ||||||
| Maria Cabinda | Brazil | Africa | Q116908817 | |||||
| Ana Josefa Barberá | city founder | Uruguay | 1812 | Q121547637 | ||||
| María Antonia Serna | free black woman and former slave (fl. nineteenth century) | Q123476869 | ||||||
| Josefa Tenorio | slave woman who fought in the Peruvian and Argentine Wars of Independence | Q123476885 | ||||||
| Juana Esperanza de San Alberto | (?–1679), slave and Discalced Carmelite nun | 1679 | Puebla City | Q123478317 | ||||
| Juana la Mulata | slave at the center of a witchcraft scandal in Santiago de Monclova, New Mexico (1730–?) | Q123478920 | ||||||
| Felisberta | (fl. nineteenth century), a household slave and wet nurse | Q123485959 | ||||||
| Nanny Grig | enslaved Creole of African descent, took part in the 1816 rebellion in Barbados (1700s–1800s) | Q123486019 | ||||||
| Ana Josefa Barberá | Afro-Uruguayan freedwoman and landowner (1740?–1812) | 1812-03 | Africa | Q123492590 | ||||
| Angela Batallas | enslaved Afro-Ecuadorian who confronted Simón Bolívar to secure her freedom (c. 1800–?) | Q123492620 | ||||||
| أم موسى القهرمانة | Abbasid Caliphate | Q126118610 |
∑ 86 items.
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