Genevieve O’Farrell
1900s Irish headmistress
1900s Irish headmistress
Irish nationalist who, when seven months pregnant, delivered the surgical knives used in the assassination of Cavendish and Burke to the Invincibles in Dublin in February 1882 by concealing them under her skirts. On another occasion she brought them a rifle, two revolvers, and a large quantity of ammunition.
Boston artist and pianist
1700s and 1800s Irish land agent and philanthropist
1900s Irish street trader
Irish Sister of Mercy, American civil war nurse and teacher
Irish journalist and nationalist
Irish political hostess, business owner and activist
1800s marchioness of Queensberry and Irish nationalist benefactor
Mary Theresa Mehegan Hill witnessed the city of St Paul’s evolution from a small settlement on the Mississippi River to an important center of commerce.