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Explore The Ladies Who’s Who (1924) to uncover details about notable women from history. Fully indexed, this publication allows you to search by name and county of residence, making it an invaluable resource for genealogists and family historians. Whether tracing female ancestors or building a family tree, you can gain insights into the lives of remarkable women in literature, politics, science, and beyond.
The Ladies Who’s Who was digitised from the London Library. We have scanned the original volume and transcribed all the names found in the publication. With each transcription, you will find a combination of the following facts:
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Digitised from the London Library, The Ladies Who's Who was published in 1924 and incorporated The Ladies’ Court Book and Guide, featuring an Anglo-American section. The book included notable lists and illustrations, with key content organised as follows:
This reference book focused on notable women of the time, offering brief biographical details of figures prominent in literature, politics, science, social work, the arts, and other fields. It was part of an early 20th-century movement to document women’s achievements during a period of growing visibility and advancements in rights, including suffrage.
Modelled after the general Who’s Who series, The Ladies Who's Who played a significant role in recognizing women’s contributions to public and private life, reflecting the societal shifts of the era.
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