Arabella Lawrence

English mathematician, considered the first computer programmer

English educator 1780-1859

American women's rights activist

Irish writer

Irish physicist, astronomer, and mathematician

English merchant and antiquarian

Politician

Noblewoman

Wife of Lord Byron

American baseball umpire

Swiss educationalist and agronomist

English spiritualist and author, founder of Bedford College for women, wife of Augustus de Morgan

British physician and philanthropist

Scottish historical novelist, dramatist and literary figure

Irish writer

English writer

Byron Family

Irish novelist

English literary critic, novelist, and biographer

English cricketer

British nobleman and author; youngest child of Ada Lovelace and William King-Noel, 1st Earl of Lovelace

Irish writer

English writer

British noble

Irish novelist

Youngest daughter of James I of Scotland and Joan Beaufort

Arabian horse breeder

Novelist

English author and dramatist, editor

British noble

Irish bishop

UK duchess

Irish civil engineer

Mother of Lord Byron's daughter

Mistress of Lord Nelson

British nobility

Peerage person ID=28945

Church of Ireland clergyman

Irish politician

British politician

Scottish essayist, poet, satirist and novelist

Actress

British female poet

English novelist and poet

Survivor of the sinking of the RMS Titanic

Wife of Gabriele Rossetti

Ida Margaret Poore (1860–1941) Alternate Name(s): Graves (maiden name); Lady Poore (title) Biography: Author. References: Burke Titles: My Sister Barbara: Passages from the Diary of Diana Russell .  1 vol.  London: Downey, 1

English writer

Unmarried sister of the poet Robert Burns

Painter from Great Britain

Scottish writer

English clergyman and naturalist