Ethel Rowland Flynn
Flynn was a talented milliner who created stylish hats for East Boston’s wealthiest ladies in the 1920s.
Flynn was a talented milliner who created stylish hats for East Boston’s wealthiest ladies in the 1920s.
Susannah Sanders Cooper tested restraints on married women‘s property ownership in eighteenth-century Virginia.
American businesswoman
American artist
Dorimène Desjardins (1858–1932) played a key role in the functioning of the caisses populaires (credit unions) established by her husband
Chairman, New South Wales Regional Committee of the Australian Faculty of Public Health Medicine
Widowed after 12 years of marriage, Georgina Mingo Whetsel (1846–1919) took over the operation of her late husband’s ice business in Saint John and built it into a major commercial enterprise.
1900s Canadian newspaper proprietor
1700s Canadian merchant and entrepreneur
American venture capitalist and social reformer