List of California suffragists

This is a list of notable California suffragists who were politically active before and during the successful Proposition 4 in 1911 which gave women won the right to vote.

Groups

• California Equal Suffrage Association ^[1]
• California Political Equality League ^[2]
• California Woman Suffrage Society
• Congressional Union for Women Suffrage
• Fannie Jackson Coppin Club ^[3]
• Los Angeles Forum of Colored Women. ^[4]
• National American Woman Suffrage Association
• National Woman's Party ^[5]
• Political Equality Club of Alameda ^[6]
• Votes for Women Club ^[7]
• Women's Christian Temperance Union ^[8]
• Woman's Club of Palo Alto ^[9]
• Young Women's Suffrage Club ^[6]

Laura de Force Gordon

Early 19th century suffragists

• Anna Dickinson
• Laura de Force Gordon ^[10]
• Georgiana Bruce Kirby ^[11]
• Emily Pitts Stevens ^[12]
• Ellen Clark Sargent ^[13]
• Elizabeth Lowe Watson ^[11]

Suffragists in the 1896 campaign

• Naomi Anderson ^[14]
• Alida Avery ^[15]
• Addie Ballou ^[6]
• James H. Barry ^[16]
• Nellie Holbrook Blinn ^[6]
• Ada Chastina Bowles ^[17]
• Elinor Majors Carlisle ^[18]
• Jeanne Carr ^[19]
• Thomas V. Cator ^[20]
• Ina Donna Coolbrith ^[21]
• Sarah Brown Ingersoll Cooper ^[22]
• Henry Clay Dibble ^[23]
• Nellie Blessing Eyster ^[24]
• Clara Shortridge Foltz ^[6]
• Sarah Dix Hamlin ^[25]
• Ida Harper ^[26]
• Harriet Hobe ^[27]
• Emma Shafter Howard ^[28]
• Sarah Knox-Goodrich ^[29]
• Eliza D. Keith ^[30]
• Sara Lemmon ^[31]
• Margaret V. Longley ^[32]
• Agnes M. Manning ^[33]
• Alice Moore McComas ^[34]
• Frances W. McLean ^[6]
• Kate Moody ^[35]
• Mabel V. Osbourne ^[36]
• Mary Goldsmith Prag ^[37]
• Jennie Phelps Purvis ^[38]
• Anna M. Morrison Reed. ^[39]
• Ellen Clark Sargent ^{[35] [40]}
• Rebecca Spring ^[27]
• Jane Lathrop Stanford ^[41]
• Anna Strunsky ^[42]
• Beaumelle Sturtevant-Peet ^[43]
• Rowena Granice Steele. ^[44]
• Mary Louise Swett ^[45]
• Laura Lyon White ^[46]
• Charlotte Anita Whitney ^[47]
• Eliza Tucker Wilkes ^[35]
• Elizabeth Yates ^[48]

Suffragists in the 1911 campaign

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• Charles F. Aked ^[49]
• Gertrude Atherton ^[6]
• Mary Austin ^[6]
• Charlotte Baker ^[34]
• Bertha Hirsch Baruch – writer, president of the Los Angeles Suffrage Association. ^[50]
• Helen Valeska Bary (1888–1973) – suffragist, researcher, and social reformer ^{[51] [52]}
• Bessie Beatty ^[53]
• Elia Costillo Bennett ^[54]
• Annie Ellicott Kennedy Bidwell ^[55]
• Isabella Williams Blaney (1854–1933) – suffragist, politician. ^[56]
• John Hyde Braly ^[7]
• Eva Carter Buckner (Los Angeles). ^[4]
• Mary Ryerson Butin (1857–1944) – physician; California suffragist. ^[57]
• Lillian Harris Coffin ^[58]
• Dora K. Crittenden ^[27]
• Constance Dean ^[6]
• Mabel Deering ^[6]
• Maria de Lopez ^[59]
• Katherine Philips Edson (1870–1933) – social worker and feminist, worked to add women's suffrage to the California State Constitution. ^[60]
• Mary Fairbrother ^[54]
• Katherine Felton ^[6]
• Susan Fenton ^[61]
• Londa Stebbins Fletcher ^[62]
• Clara Shortridge Foltz ^[63]
• Mary Emily Foy ^[64]
• Rose M. French ^[6]
• Mary T. Gamage ^[54]
• Elizabeth Sears Gerberding ^[65]
• Mary Simpson Gibson ^[6]
• Charlotte Perkins Gilman
• Thomas Edward Hayden ^[66]
• Dora Haynes ^[67]
• John Randolph Haynes ^[67]
• Phoebe Apperson Hearst ^[68]
• Willa Henry ^[69]
• Gail Laughlin ^[5]
• Mary McHenry Keith ^[63]
• Elizabeth Kenney ^[70]
• Elizabeth Thatcher Kent ^[71]
• Louise La Rue ^[72]
• Clara Chan Lee (1886–1993) – first Chinese American to register to vote in the US, 8 November 1911 ^[73]
• Austin Lewis ^[74]
• Jack London ^[75]
• Mary Theresa Longley ^[76]
• Ethel Lynn ^[54]
• Walter Macarthur ^[77]
• Ida Finney Mackrille ^[54]
• Lillian Jane Martin ^[78]
• Martha Nelson McCan ^[79]
• John Knox McLean ^[6]
• Emma Sutro Merritt ^[80]
• Miriam Michelson ^[81]
• Susan Lincoln Tolman Mills ^[82]
• Ethel Moore ^[83]
• Helen Moore ^[54]
• May Treat Morrison ^[84]
• Charles Murdock ^[6]
• Rabbi Jacob Nieto ^[85]
• Frances Nacke Noel. ^[86]
• Sarah Massey Overton (1850–1914) – women's rights activist and black rights activist. ^[87]
• George Pardee ^[88]
• Alice Park ^[54]
• Maud Wood Park
• Martha Pearce. ^[54]
• Francesca Pierce. ^[89]
• Laura Bride Powers. ^[90]
• Louise Merrill Pratt. ^[27]
• Agnes Ray. ^[91]
• Edwin Alsworth Ross. ^[92]
• Anna Elizabeth Rude. ^[93]
• Helen P. Sanborn ^[94]
• Ellen Clark Sargent ^[95]
• Clara W. Schlingheyde ^[96]
• Caroline Severance ^[97]
• Minnie Sharkey ^[98]
• Charles M. Shortridge ^[99]
• Myra Virginia Simmons ^[100]
• Selina Solomons ^{[101] [40] [54]}
• Anna Kalfus Spero ^[102]
• Mary Simpson Sperry ^{[103] [40]}
• Emelie Tracy Swett ^[104]
• Mary Wood Swift ^[6]
• Lucretia Watson Taylor ^[105]
• Beatrice Sumner Thompson (California). ^[106]
• Hettie Blonde Tilghman ^[107]
• Frances Watson Toll ^[34]
• Florence True ^[54]
• Elizabeth Lowe Watson (1842–1927) – president, California Equal Suffrage Association. ^[108]
• Charlotte L. Willis ^[27]
• Jackson Stitt Wilson
• Annie Wood ^[109]
• Maud Younger ^[34]

Suffragists who campaigned in California

• Lucy Anthony ^[40]
• Susan B. Anthony ^[110]
• Carrie Chapman Catt ^{[6] [40]}
• Abigail Scott Duniway ^[111]
• Helen Hoy Greeley. ^{[112] [113]}
• Julia Ward Howe ^[6]
• Florence Kelley ^[114]
• Anne Henrietta Martin ^[115]
• Anna Howard Shaw ^{[6] [40]}
• Sylvia Pankhurst ^[6]
• Helen Todd ^[116]
• Elizabeth Margaret Vater Longley ^[117]

See also

• Timeline of women's suffrage in California
• Women's suffrage in California
• Women's suffrage in states of the United States
• Women's suffrage in the United States

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