Inspirational Women of World War One - List so Far

I promised you my List so far.  Here it is:

Anna Airy (1882 - 1964) British Artist.  One of the first women to be commissioned as a war artist

Mildred Aldrich (1853 - 1928) America writer.  Lived in Paris for 16 years prior to WW1, retired to the Marne in July 1914 and wrote about her "Little House on The Marne" in the early days of the war.

Clare Atwood (1866 - 1962) British Artist

Gertrude Bell - British spy

Lady Blomfield (1859 - 1939) born Ireland

Maria Bochkareva - Russian woman soldier - recruited over 2,000 women into the Russian Army

Mary Booth (1869 - 1956) - Australian Pyhsician and Welfare Worker

Maude Bruce - forewoman at Munitions Factory in Gretna, awarded medal for extreme bravery

Lady Elizabeth Butler (b. 1846) - military artist/illustrator - sister of Alice Meynell the poet

The Dick Kerr's Ladies Football Team - Dick Kerr's Factory, Preston - raised large sums of money for the war effort by playing football, organising matches after their factory shifts were over

Dora Carrington - artist

Edith Cavell - British nurse shot as a spy for helping British soldiers to escape after the early battles of the War

Dorothy J. Coke - artist

Maria Corelli (1855 - 1924)  - British novelist who sold more books than Conan Doyle, Wells and Kipling combined;  9 films were made of her novels

Dorothy Crewdson (b. 1886) - British nurse

Marie Curie - created mobile radiography units for use in WW1

Margaret Damar Dawson - woman police officer in munitions factory

Janet Daniels - Munitions factory worker - awarded medal for extreme bravery

Joyce Dennys (1893 - 1991) - served as a VAD in Cornwall - War Artist for the "Daily Sketch"

Jessica Dismorr (1885 - 1939) - British painter/illustrator (Vorticist Movement) served as a VAD, nursing in France

Olive Edis (1876 - 1955) - Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society 1914 - Official War artist

Helen Fairchild (died 7th July 1917) - American - assigned to duty as a nurse in France 7th July 1917, died 18th January 1918
Elsie Mabel Gladstone - British nurse, killed in WW1 (buried Belgrade Cemetery, Namur, Belgium)

Norah Neilso Gray (1882 - 1931) - war artist

Margaret Haig Thomas (1883 - 1958) - Welsh - saved with her Father from the Lusitania

Mary Riter Hamilton - Canadian artist who went to paint the Aftermath in Flanders

Zora Neale Hurston (1891 - 1960) - American writer
Dr. Elsie Inglis (1864 - 1917) - Scottish doctor and suffragist; founded Scottish Women's Hospitals for Foreign Service in WW1 (France, Serbia and Russia) and went to Serbia to run a hospital

Elsie Janis - American entertainer who went to entertain the troops in France/Belgium

Gwen John - War Artist

M. Jones - nurse - described air raids in Salonika

Lucy Elizabeth Kemp-Welch (1869 - 1958) - military artist

Bahiyyih Khanum (1846 - 1932) daughter of the founder of the Baha'i Faith - imprisoned in 1867 at the age of 21 and freed in 1980.
Olive May Kelson King (1885 - 1958) - Australian.  Funded and drove ambulances in France and Serbia.

Dame Laura Knight (nee Johnson) - (1877 - 1970) - British war artist

Ellen La Motte - American nurse who wrote about her experiences in WW1

Dorothy Lawrence - British Journalist - enlisted in BEF Tunnelling Company as Denis Smith in 1915

Flora Lion (1878 - 1958) - British artist commissioned by Ministry of Information to paint factory scenes

Elizabeth Lucas (wife of poet E.V. Lucas) - founded a children's home behind the lines in France WW1

Misstanguett - (1875 - 1956) French entertainer and spy WW1

Olive Mudie-Cooke - British artist - drove ambulances in France and Italy WW1

Rose O'Neil (1874 - 1944) - American sculptor, suffragist, inventor, novelist, poet, musician, creator of Kewpie dolls

Gabrielle Petit (1893 - 1916) - Belgian spy - executed
Ellie Annie Rout (1877 - 1936) - New Zealand - pioneer in sexual transmitted diseases in WW1

Helen Saunders - artist

Kathleen Scott ((1878 - 1947) - sculptor. Wife of the explorer Captain Scott of the Antarctic (later Baroness Kennet).  Among other things, she worked on innovative plastic surgery treatments WW1
Nellie Spindler - British nurse killed i WW1 on the Western Front (buried Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery, Belgium)
Mabel Annie St Clair Stobart (1862 - 1954) Founder of The Women's Sick and Wounded Convoy Corps who organised hospitals in France and Belgium for St. John's Ambulance  in WW1

Elizabeth Ann Slater Weaver (1878 - 1956) - housewife/weaver who lived in Burnley, Lancashire
Bertha (Betty) Stevenson (1896 - 1918) - British - YMCA volunteer killed in the line of duty May 1918 and buried with full military honours in Etaples Military Cemetery

Mrs Mary Humphrey Ward (1851 - 1920) - first woman journalist to visit the Western Front trenches

Maria Yurlova - Armenian Cossack Soldier

Clara Zetkin - Founder of International Women's Movement

As my research continues I am certain to find many more women to include.  Please feel free to let me know of any I have missed so far.