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WiR redlist index: Handbook of Texas Online

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 covers women listed in the Handbook of Texas Online for which Wikipedia lacks a biography article. It 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. This list was generated using Wikidata and it will be refreshed roughly daily to remove blue-links - no manual editing is required.

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name	image	description	date of birth	date of death	occupation	Handbook of Texas ID	item	site links
Ida Weisselberg Hadra		American painter	1861	1885	painter	fha05	Q66065808	0
Alice Kirk Grierson			1828	1888		fgrvq	Q94539140	0
María Andrea Castañon Villanueva		American community leader and survivor of the Battle of the Alamo	1803	1899		fvi20	Q116195742	0
Teresa Griffin Vielé		1831 or 1832-1906	1832	1906	writer	fvi18	Q120836301	0
Ella Moss Duval		American artist	1843-08-20 1843	1911-06-04 1911	art educator painter artist	fdu32	Q28879471	1
Francisca Alarcon		El Paso pioneer and landowner	1828	1925-11-06		fal93	Q116193216	0
Ellen Maury Slayden			1860	1926	writer	fsl04	Q105880269	0
Elizabeth Goree		American schoolteacher	1845	1929-09-05	teacher	fgo73	Q16030160	0
Ollie Louise Bryan		first African-American woman to become a practicing dentist in the South	1871-12-28	1932-11-23	dentist	fbrcs	Q116196391	0
Jean S. Morgan		American civic leader	1868-01-14	1938-12-02	community leader	fmoab	Q94622517	0
Julia Catherine Thomas Hester		American teacher and community activist (circa 1881-1940)	1881 1870-12-18 1869-12-18	1940-12-20	teacher	fhe99	Q116193824	0
Arrie Ella Elgar Dumont		West Texas pioneer and sculptor	1861-07-03	1943-04-10	sculptor	fdu43	Q94534519	0
Ada Bell Dement		American black educator, civic leader, and civil rights activist	1888	1945-11-28	civil rights advocate	fdeqt	Q125990254	0
Lindley Miller Keasbey			1867	1946	author	fke46	Q15980087	1
Helen Jean Plummer			1891-05-07	1951-01-11	paleontologist	fpl07	Q113501883	0
Elena Zamora O'Shea		teacher, lay historian, and author	1880-07-21	1951-03-23	teacher writer	fos21	Q100231023	0
Mary Aubrey Keating			1894 1898-09-25	1953	painter	fke78	Q105880123	0
Julia Nott Waugh			1888	1958	writer	fwa75	Q105880409	0
Rebekah Baines Johnson		mother of 36th President of the United States Lyndon B. Johnson	1881-06-26	1958-09-12		fjo22	Q28043246	0
Concepción Hernández		Mexican actor (1887-1966)	1887-03-12	1966-05-09	actor	fhewe	Q116194537	0
Sister Mary Agatha		writer, librarian, Catholic nun	1899-04-27	1967-05-24	writer librarian nun	fsh62	Q72941629	0
Stella Lodge La Mond			1893	1968	painter printmaker textile artist	fla89	Q110083525	0
Laura Vernon Hamner			1871-07-17 1871	1968-09-20 1968	official writer radio pundit	fhadb	Q114397807	0
Hightower, Verna Lee Booker		African American rodeo competitor and civil rights activist (1930-1970)	1930-06-26	1970-08-27	civil rights advocate competitive player rodeo rider	fhi76	Q116186201	0
Minnie Cameron		librarian	1885-11-21	1971-09-09	librarian	fcacy	Q72941646	0
Martha Mood			1908	1972	needleworker tapestry maker	fmovn	Q52157176	0
Frances B. Hellums Hudspeth		museum administrator, curator, and librarian	1907-11-04	1972-01-29	curator librarian	fhu67	Q73006964	0
Lota M. Spell		teacher, musician, and author 1885-1972	1885-02-02	1972-04-03	writer musician teacher librarian	fsp08	Q73077469	0
Margaret Bierschwale			1894-10-03	1973-12-09	librarian historian	fbi25	Q72873445	0
Verna Jackson McKenna		librarian, historian and preservationist (1890-1976)	1890-08-11	1976-05-24	librarian historian preservationist writer	fmcdk	Q72951121	0
Bess Bigham Hubbard			1896	1977	sculptor printmaker	fhu82	Q52156878	0
Julia Crystine Kasmeier		nurse educator (1899-1979)	1899-05-27	1979-03-16	nurse	fka06	Q85547462	0
Nana Gollner		American ballerina and teacher (1919-1980)	1919-01-08	1980-08-30	teacher ballerina ballet dancer	fgo48	Q55720383	0
Josefina Escajeda		Mexican American folklorist (1893–1981)	1893	1981	folklorist	fes20	Q100152339	0
Ruth Cross		American writer (1887-1981)	1887	1981	writer	fcr46	Q120815043	0
Charlotte DuBois			1903	1982	music educator	fdu50	Q112438995	0
Alicia Guadalupe Elizondo de Lozano		philanthropist, clubwoman, and businesswoman	1899	1984		flo69	Q100156273	0
Consuelo Herrera Mendez		teacher and worker for Mexican-American rights	1904	1985-03-09		fme53	Q100198498	0
Emily Guthrie Smith		1909 - 1986; American; Painter	1909-07-08	1986	painter	fsm93	Q104491653	0
María Torres Reyna		Entrepreneur and civic leader	1911-01-13	1987		fre59	Q116193922	0
Doris Hayne Connerly		lawyer and librarian (1897-1987)	1897-11-07	1987-11-17	lawyer librarian	fcocq	Q72863612	0
Regina Tatum Cooke			1902-08-22	1988	painter journalist	fcodk	Q105879972	0
Hortense Selena Williams Dixon		American educator, writer, and civic leader	1926-01-29	1988-04-19	writer teacher community leader	fdi55	Q125990264	0
Helen J. Farabee		American health activist	1934-11-12	1988-07-28	politician journalist	ffa33	Q5702518	0
Elizabeth Keefer Boatright			1899	1989	etcher watercolorist	fboga	Q110083504	0
Augusta Maverick Kelley		American artist and suffragist	1885-06-24	1989-04-01	artist suffragist	fkeal	Q92313785	0
Ada DeBlanc Simond		African American teacher, writer, historian, and public health activist	1903-11-14	1989-10-22	teacher writer historian court bailiff	fsi63	Q107220145	0
Alma Sioux Scarberry		[occupation:script-writer; radio producer; author] [dates:1925-1930] [archive:American Biographical Archive]	1899	1990	writer	fsc82	Q110284489	0
Barbara Lucas		(1902-1990)	1902-09-01	1990-02-23	rodeo rider	fluhn	Q78141137	0
Pearl Carina Anderson		African-American civic leader and renowned philanthropist	1898-08-18	1990-04-25		fan66	Q115729412	0
Frann Gaddison		jazz musician	1925-06-14	1996-08-26	musician	fgadd	Q103782754	0
Jennie Belle Murphy Covington		A community activist, prominant citizen, and civics leader in Houston, TX including the years of segregation in the South.	1881-09-21	1996-10-08		fcoyp	Q116192957	0
Elsie Faye Heggins		American civil rights activist and Dallas, Texas, councilwoman (1934-2000)	1934-08-20	2000-01-03	civil rights advocate local politician	fhe94	Q116195977	0
Henrietta Pauline Bell Wells		American social worker and educator	1912	2008		fwe87	Q116195489	0
Lullelia Walker Harrison		American educator, community servant, and civil rights activist (1913-2008)	1913-01-24	2008-10-11	educator school counselor civil rights advocate	fhaeo	Q116200509	0
Lettie June Harden Brewer		African-American professor and East Austin community leader	1925-09-05	2010-05-28	professor community leader board member	fbrew	Q116196355	0
Joan Yvonne Snell Ervin		Community activist, education advocate, and the first African American to serve as a member of the board for the Lubbock Independent School District	1932-04-05	2012-09-19		fer15	Q116193384	0
[[María de Socorro González [Choco] Meza (Q125990354)|]]		American political activist	1952-05-16	2016-10-09	political activist	fmeza	Q125990354	0
Daria Arredondo Vera		American farm workers’ rights activist in Texas	1946-11-18	2020-08-06		fvera	Q125990427	0
Elvira Rodríguez de Gonzales		educator and civic leader	1883			frolx	Q100152792	0
Herlinda Morales Rodríguez		Texas businesswoman	1903			frozy	Q100251648	0
Beatriz Blanco		Mexican journalist			journalist	fblcw	Q116186253	0
Leonora Rives-Díaz		American pianist and composer			pianist composer	fricm	Q116193475	0
Charlotte Green Beverly		freedwoman and WPA Slave Narrative Project interviewee			washerwoman	fbevr	Q116196275	0
Mary S. Helm		birth/death: 1807- or b. 1807 LCAuth[n85176108] VIAF[23578960]			writer	fhe12	Q120816878	0
María Gertrudis Pérez Cassiano		daughter of a lieutenant colonel in the Spanish army and interim governor of Texas				fcadh	Q125990234	0
Eliza Eubanks Peterson Johnson		American state and national leader in the woman’s temperance movement, a suffragist, and a missionary worker	1874-12-12			fjohn	Q125990310	0
Leonora Mendoza		American singer and composer				fmele	Q125990352	0
Hope Thompson		African American, a former slave who became a wealthy landowner in Dallas after the Civil War			washerwoman land owner	fthbd	Q125990422	0

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