Hey everyone! If any of you are regular visitors to the site, you may have noticed some appearance changes in the past few months. Some of you may also know that I am not an artist, by any means. The…
Celebrating 1,000 Women (And Counting!)
Just a quick note to celebrate this historic milestone. After gathering data and stories for five years, I am now proud to say the first 1,000 women have been posted to this website, where their stories will live on forever.…
These are the entries born in the country of The Republic of China, better known to the outside world as Taiwan.
Entries:
- Tsai Ing-wen, President of Taiwan
Entries Born in Unknown Locations
Entries Located On This Page Have No Definitive Documentation (That I've Been Able to Find) To Indicate Where in the World They Were Born. It is my hope to someday eliminate this page by documenting accurate birth locations for every entry on both my Women's and Men's lists, so if you have documentation for one of the entries listed below, please send it in along with the source so we can update that entry accordingly! Thank you!
Note: The Country in Parentheses is the most likely origin, but again, none have been proven (that I can find!)
Entries:
- Abba Kovner, The Man Who Founded the Jewish Avengers (Russia or Belarus)
- Alice Sanger, The First Female Staffer in the White House (United States)
- Antoinette Tuff, Stopped a School Shooter (United States)
- Caroline Crachami, The Sicilian Dwarf (Italy or Ireland)
- Catherine Davidson, Union Solider During the War Between the States (United States)
- Cathie Jung, Now That is a Slim Waist (United States)
- Christine Denner, Saved Edith Hahn's Life During the Holocaust (Austria)
- Clara Quintanilla, Art Restorer Who Worked for the Museo del Prado (Spain)
- Colleen Stan, The Girl in the Box (United States)
- Cora the Witch, Legend Behind the Cora Tree (United States)
- Madame DeCourcelle, The First Female Taxi Driver in Paris (France)
- Delphine LaLaurie, The Deranged Serial Killer From New Orleans (United States or Ireland)
- Elizabeth Cowell, The First Female Television Announcer (England)
- Epicharis, Tried to Assassinate Nero (Ancient Roman Empire)
- Etta Place, The Sundance Kid's Wife (United States)
- Gary Staab, Sculptor (United States)
- Hannah Stilley Gorby, The Oldest Person Ever Photographed (United States)
- Harrison Ruffin Tyler, Grandson of the 10th US President (United States)
- Hattie Lewis Lawton, Pinkerton Detective (United States)
- Heyward Shepherd, Victim of the Failed Raid on Harper's Ferry (United States)
- Ida Remington, Union Soldier During the War Between the States (United States)
- Jack Van Arsdale, We Used to Celebrate Evacuation Day Partially Because of Him (United States)
- Janice Hooker, Helped Kidnap and Then Later Helped Colleen Stan Escape (United States)
- Jaya Varma Sinha, Manager of the South Eastern Railway System (India)
- Pope Joan, Possibly the First Female Catholic Pope (Somewhere in Europe)
- Private John J Williams, The Last Battle Casualty in the War Between the States (United States)
- Laura J Alber, CEO of Williams-Sonoma (United States)
- Leigh Searl, CEO of America's Career Force (United States)
- Linnda Caporael, Proposed Ergot Poisoning as a Cause for the Salem Witch Trials (United States)
- Lizzie Arlington, The First Woman to Play on a Men's Professional Baseball Team (United States)
- Lorllys Ramos Acevedo, Former Head of the Venezuelan Aviation Accident Unit (Venezuela)
- Magistra Hersend, One of Louis IX's Surgeons During the Seventh Crusade (France)
- Mamie Fossett, Deputy Marshal in the Indian Territory (United States)
- Marie Claude Beaumont, Le Mans Race Car Driver (France)
- Martha Corey, Salem Witch (United States)
- Martin Couney, The Man Who Saved the Incubator Babies (France)
- Mary Anne Arnold, the Cross dressing Sailor (United Kingdom)
- Mary Galloway, Union Soldier During the War Between the States (United States)
- Mary Ludwig Hays McCauley The Real Molly Pitcher, (United States)
- Mary Vincent, Kidnap Victim Who Had Her Forearms Cut Off Before Being Left For Dead (United States)
- Maude E Steane, One of Eight Canadian Women Confirmed Killed in Action During World War II (Canada)
- Melissa Lora, Former President of Taco Bell International (United States)
- Michele Roberts, Executive Director of the National Basketball Players Association (United States)
- Monica Mitro, Executive Producer of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show (United States)
- Odette Siko, Le Mans Race Car Driver (France)
- Owen Suskind, Autism Spokesman (United States)
- Priyaleen Singh, Archaeological Conservationist (India)
- Rachel Washburn, Gave up Being a Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleader to Join the US Army
- Rahat Khan, Hockey Queen of Pakistan (Either Pakistan or India)
- Rebecca Peterman, Union Soldier During the War Between the States (United States)
- Rosa Carmichael, The Woman Who Ran the Gettysburg Orphanage (United States)
- Samantha Geimer, Child Rape Survivor (United States)
- Santa Inocencia, Mexican Child Saint and Corpse Relic (Ancient Roman Empire or Mexico)
- Sarah Bowman, Camp Follower During the Mexican/American War (United States)
- Sparethra, Queen Who Fought Cyrus the Great (Somewhere in the Eurasian Steppes)
- Stephanie Garman Freed, Co-Founder and CEO of Rapha House International (United States)
- Sue Ellen Cooper, Founder of the Red Hat Society (United States)
- Princess Tarakanova, Pretender to the Russian Throne (Anywhere but Russia)
- Teuta of Illyria, Queen Who Went to War With Rome (Possibly Albania)
- Tituba, Salem Witch (Venezuela or Barbados)
- Theodora I, Empress of the Byzantine Empire (Crete, Syria, or Cyprus)
- Tripp Phillips, The Inventor of Le-Glue (United States)
- Trisha Prabhu, Inventor and CEO of ReThink Technology (United States)
- Willie Mallory, Victim of the American Eugenics Movement (United States)
The Trouble With Find a Grave
By now you’ve most likely seen my various listings and references to the website Find a Grave. This website is amazing for a plethora of reasons, but it has its faults as well, and that is what I wanted to…