Agnes Cotton

English inventor, merchant and Governor of the Bank of England

Anglican priest, missionary and apiarist

British judge

Academic socialite, philanthropist, inspiration for the Sarah Acland Home

British deaconess

Writer

British politician

Australian charity administrator

English writer of children's stories

Astronomer

Irish poet and writer

Noble and Religious of the Good Shepherd, best known for having influenced Pope Leo XIII to make the consecration of the world to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

English-Canadian botanist, naturalist, and author

English actress and actor-manager

English historian

English philanthropist

Arendrup [née Courtauld], Edith , artist and Roman Catholic religious sister

Australian doctor

Irish victim of Human Rights abuses

American librarian and author

British feminist, writer and educator

British writer

British writer

British educator and college head

British philanthropist

Promoter of education in domestic subjects

English college head

English painter

British businessman

Scottish countess

Schwabe, Julie , philanthropist and educationist

British philosopher

British writer, charity patron, public speaker, film producer and television personality

British writer

British scouting pioneer

Writer and activist

British writer, political activist, and film critic

Irish playwright, poet, folklorist

Religious writer

English novelist

British actor

English photographer

British artist

English Methodist known for charity work

Founder of the Girl Scouts

American suffragist

Salem "witch"

Lieutenant-general in the British Army, writer, founder and Chief Scout of the Scout Movement

American novelist

English writer

British educator and grammarian

Physician, educator

American writer

Educationist

Wife of Sir Winston Churchill and a life peeress in her own right

British explorer

English military physician

Nurse

Campainer for maternity care; wife of British Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin

Novelist and condenser

British barrister

American figure and portrait painter

Case of Amy Gregory who was convicted in 1895 of strangling to death her baby

Military officer

British missionary

British Methodist preacher

English educator and hockey player

British politician

English author

1839-1892 , historian and educator

Royal Navy admiral

Politician

Blachford [née Tighe], Theodosia , philanthropist

Irish linguist and supporter of women's education

English novelist and poet

British activist

English surgeon

Irish businesswoman and Quaker benefactor

British astronomer

British film critic

Scottish biographer

English writer of children's stories