Source attribution
Category: Source attribution
Jane Gemmill
Scottish temperance activist
Sarah Lindsay Evans
British-born Australian temperance activist
Lella A. Dillard
American temperance leader
Ella D. Crawford
American temperance movement organizer
Marguerite Courtin, Madame de Vantelet
Alice Brown Caine
English temperance leader
Henry Wotton
English poet
Sir John Shelley, 1st Baronet
Imogen LaChance
American temperance leader
Marian Gaston
American judge
Emor L. Calkins
American temperance leader
Lucy Wood Butler
American temperance leader
John P. Stenbit
American engineer and public official
Peter Seaman
Mayor of Norwich
Jaime E. Esparza
American lawyer
Alamdar S. Hamdani
American lawyer
William Sugars McLemore
1 Feb 1830 - 7 Aug 1908
Bassett Ferguson
American politician
Pete Pettigrew
United States Navy rear-admiral
William H. Merritt
19th Century American Politician and Journalist
Bertha Fowler
American educator, preacher
Leigha Simonton
American lawyer
Eben Hillyer
John McGowan
Officer in the Union Navy during the Civil War and afterwards in the United States Navy
Robert H. Carter
American rheumatologist and physician-scientist
Charles Bullock
English writer
William Duthie
Scottish sea captain and shipbuilder
Amelie Veiller Van Norman
French-born American educator and civic reformer
George Briggs
English convict
Benjamin ben Judah
14th century Biblical exegete
Janet Cook Lewis
American artist, librarian, and bookbinder
William J. Crum
American black marketeer
Archie C. Kuntze
American naval captain
Annie Babbitt Bulyea
Canadian temperance leader
Harriet Ball Dunlap
American temperance leader
Joachim Neumann
German educator and Hebraist, and a Jewish convert to Christianity
Henry Poper
German clergyman of the Church of England and a missionary among the Jews
Joseph R. Calloway
United States Army general
William Robinson
American slave holder and benefactor
Carl C. Turner
United States Army officer