Elizabeth Fish

(1800-1863)

, suffragette and schoolteacher

British artist

Suffragette and social activist

Blyth, Phoebe , educationist and philanthropist

Scottish campaigner for women's rights and headteacher.

British suffragette, labour activist and local councillor

Scottish artist and embroiderer

Scottish embroider

Scottish suffragette and Labour party councilor

Educationist and public health campaigner

Scottish writer, novelist and journalist

Visual artist from Glasgow

Robinson [née Wilkie], Annot Erskine [Annie] , suffragist and pacifist

Witness in a libel suit made famous in the Lillian Hellman play, The Children's Hour.

Cowan, Minna Galbraith , social worker and educational administrator

Scottish musician, pianist, music teacher, singer and poet

British activist

Wright, Christian Edington Guthrie , founder of the Edinburgh School of Cookery

British feminist and pacifist

Scottish doctor and suffragette

Scottish-South African sufffragette

Strudwick, Ethel , headmistress

British academic

British painter

Dame Elizabeth Violet Blackadder

Dame of the British empire, Suffragist, British educator and lacrosse player.

Scottish mathematician

British Righteous Among the Nations

British politician

Melville, Frances Helen , promoter of higher education for women in Scotland and suffragist

African-American suffragist and educator

British school teacher

Wigham, Eliza , philanthropist and women's activist

Suffragist raised in Scotland, an advocate of women's education, a lecturer in Scottish music and a writer

British suffragist

Scottish school teacher, inspiration for Miss Jean Brodie

Scottish teacher and doctor in South Africa

Leading Scottish suffragist

Scottish lawyer, politician and editor

Scottish woman who opened a girl's school in Edinburgh

Scottish artist

Scottish physician and suffragette

Scottish theologian

British politician