Information on various notable women Including newspaper cuttings, obituaries, lists of women awarded the military medal for bravery and the royal red cross, lists of women receiving honours. The women include: Aberdeen, Lady Alexander, Francisca Amos, Mrs Anderson, Elizabeth Garrett Beale, Dorothea Becker, Lydia Belloe (Nee Bessie Ragner Parkes) Bernhardt, Sarah Besant, Alice Betham-Edwards, Miss Blackman, Helen Blackwell, Elizabeth Bodichon (nee Barbara) Bondfield, Margaret Boucherett, Jessie Burdett-Coutts, Angela Georgina Burdon-Sanderson, Lady (nee Herschell) Buss, Frances Mary Butler, Josephine (nee Grey) Carlisle, lady Clifford, Mary Clough, Anna Clough, Anna Cobbe, Frances Power Cons, Emma Crawford, Annette Bear Davenport-Hill, Florence Davies, Emily Day, Elizabeth Fawcett, Millicent Garrett Findlay, Maria Elizabeth Gladstone, Helen Grindon, Mrs Gwrney, Anna Haldane, Mrs Healey, Mrs Herford, Catherine Hill, Octavia Hogg, Edith Frances (nee Pitts) Hopkins, Ellise Hubbard, Louisa M. Jameson, Mrs Kingsley, Rose Leijonhjelm, Baroness Emma Lindsay, Mrs Anna M. (nee Dunlop) Lyttelton, Mrs (nee Clive) M'Laren, Mrs MacAuthur, Mary MacDonald, Mrs Maitland, A. C. Mason, Miss Meredith, Susanna Meynell, Mrs Alice Monteagle, The Lady Morley, Viscountess Nassau, Mrs (nee Jane Hughes) Nevill, Meresia Nightingale, Florence Pickand, Mary Priestman, Misses Ritchie, Lady Sandford, Mrs (nee Poole) Sandhurst, Lady Victoria Alexandrina Schreiner, Olive Snell, Anna Somerset, lady Stacey, Agatha Stanhope, Lady Hester Stanislaus, Mother Mary Stevenson, Flora Stevenson, Louisa Stewart, Mrs Isla Sutter, Julie Swanwick, Anna Townsend, Mrs Twining, Louisa Ward, Mrs Weston, Agnes Wheeler Wilcox, Mrs Ella Wolstenholme-Elmy, Mrs Yonge, Charlotte Mary n.d. c. 1900-1930s