Your ancestors might have been suffrage supporters from way back in 1894. Check this list of Pueblo Women to see and let us know. If you don’t have Pueblo ancestors but you do have suffrage ancestors, we’d love to include their stories here. If you are from a different Southern Colorado city, we would be happy to add your information here or link to a webpage that you have created. Let us know.
Women in Pueblo Engaged in Political Activity from November 21, 1893 to December 31, 1894 as recorded in the Chieftain newspaper
| Adair, Mrs. George F. | East Pueblo Equal Suffrage League, secretary |
| Andrus, Mrs. | Woman’s Silver State Republican Club (Formerly, Bowen Bell Wringers), talked in club about government |
| Ayres, Mrs. N. J. | Woman’s Silver State Republican Club (Formerly, Bowen Bell Wringers), talked in club about government |
| Baldwin, Mrs. B. F. | Woman’s Silver State Republican Club (Formerly, Bowen Bell Wringers) AND Volunteer Republican Club |
| Bartholomew, Mrs. | East Pueblo Equal Suffrage League, executive committee |
| Bell, Mrs. A. | Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Langston Republican Club, vice-president |
| Brown, Miss Mary | Pueblo County Precinct Officers, March, 1894, precinct 18 |
| Bump, Mrs. Will | Pueblo County Precinct Officers, March, 1894, precinct 17 |
| Chamberlin, Mrs. I. D., | Ladies Populist Club Board of trade, president |
| Chase, Miss Alice | Bessemer Woman’s Republican Club, treasurer |
| Corkish, Miss Nellie | Pueblo auxiliary to the Colorado Woman’s Democratic club, secretary |
| Crane, Mrs. L. L. | Ladies of John A. Logan Circle, G. A. R, Hosted a pre-vote dance/party |
| Curtis, Mrs. S. D. | East Pueblo Equal Suffrage League, chair 1st meeting for election of officers AND The Prohibition Club of Pueblo County, president |
| Darley, Miss Mary G. | The Prohibition Club of Pueblo County, secretary |
| Darley, Mrs. Alex. G. | Equal Suffrage League of Pueblo, Committee on Registration, prohibitionist |
| Davis, Mrs. | Pueblo Women’s Christian Temperance Union (W.C.T.U.) |
| Deterding, Mrs. G.P. | Women’s Political Education Club (old name: Ladies Populist Club), corresponding secretary |
| Diggory, Mrs. Benjamin | Ladies Populist Club, vice president AND Women’s Political Education Club (old name: Ladies Populist Club), president |
| Euntz, Mrs. | Bessemer Woman’s Republican Club |
| Fawcett Mrs. | Women’s Political Education Club (changed into this from the Ladies Populist Club above), librarian |
| Fish, Mrs. E. P. | Pueblo County Precinct Officers, March, 1894, precinct 22 AND Equal Suffrage League, president, June 14, 1894 (succeeds Sperry) |
| Foote, Mr. A. C. | The Prohibition Club of Pueblo County, vice president |
| Foster, Mrs. Dora | East Pueblo Equal Suffrage League |
| Fox, Mrs. M. J. (probably a typo) | Republican League of Pueblo, corresponding secretary, also chairman (sic) of the Resolutions Committee AND Equal Suffrage League of Pueblo |
| Gallup, Mrs. J. M. | Equal Suffrage League of Pueblo, Committee on Registration |
| Gardner, Mrs. | Bessemer Woman’s Republican Club, recruiter |
| Gibson, Mrs. L. B. | Ladies of John A. Logan Circle, G. A. R, Hosted a pre-vote dance/party; |
| Goodman, Mrs. William | East Pueblo Equal Suffrage League, executive committee |
| Grant, Mrs. Robert | Pueblo County Precinct Officers, March, 1894, precinct 44 |
| Hatfield, Mrs. Dr. M. M. | Equal Suffrage League of Pueblo AND Bessemer Woman’s Republican Club, spoke at a meeting, maybe a member? AND Republican League of Pueblo, first vice president AND organized Young People’s Republican Club |
| Hathaway, Mrs. E. W. | Woman’s Silver State Republican Club (Formerly, Bowen Bell Wringers), secretary |
| Heller, Mrs. P. H. (Mrs. Dr. Heller) | Volunteer Republican Club, president |
| Hilburn, Mrs. A. A. | Ladies Populist Club, treasurer AND Pueblo County Representative at Populist Convention |
| Holly, Carrie Clyde | First woman elected to state legislature; School District Board Member |
| Howard, Mrs. H. A. | Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Langston Republican Club, treasurer |
| Hull, Mrs. | East Pueblo Ladies’ Non-Partisan league probably is the East Pueblo Equal Suffrage League |
| Jones, Mr. Thomas R. | The Prohibition Club of Pueblo County, treasurer |
| Kicker, Mrs. | Woman’s Silver State Republican Club (Formerly, Bowen Bell Wringers), talked in club about government |
| Killam OR Killian, Mrs. Julia | Republican League of Pueblo, organizer |
| Little, Miss Mary | Pueblo County Precinct Officers, March, 1894, precinct 19 |
| Livingston, Mrs. C.E. | Women’s Political Education Club (old name: Ladies Populist Club), vice president |
| Marble, Miss Ada C. | Women’s Political Education Club (old name: Ladies Populist Club), secretary AND Ladies Populist Club, secretary |
| Marble, Mrs. M. | Bessemer Woman’s Republican Club, president |
| McCoy, Mrs. A. W. | Republican League of Pueblo, second vice president |
| McElroy, Mrs. A. M. | Bowen Bell Wringers Quartet |
| Mealey, Mrs. M. W. | Woman’s Silver State Republican Club (Formerly, Bowen Bell Wringers), talked in club about government |
| Meyers (Myers), Mrs. A. | Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Langston Republican Club, president |
| Miller, Miss Mary | Young People’s Republican Club, secretary (William E. Stimpson, is president) |
| Miller, Mrs. William | Bowen Bell Wringers Quartet |
| Little, Miss Mary | Bessemer Woman’s Republican Club, financial and corresponding secretary |
| Monroe, Mrs. H. | Women’s Political Education Club (old name: Ladies Populist Club), treasurer |
| Montgomery, Mrs. | Bessemer Woman’s Republican Club, recruiter |
| Moore, Mrs. M. A. | Bessemer Woman’s Republican Club, recruiter AND Woman’s Silver State Republican Club (Formerly, Bowen Bell Wringers), second vice-president |
| Munroe, Mrs. Harriet | Ladies Populist Club, librarian |
| Murphy, Mrs. Caroline | Ladies of John A. Logan Circle, G. A. R; Hosted a pre-vote dance/party; |
| Myers (Meyers), Mrs. A. | Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Langston Republican Club, president |
| Nash, Mrs. E. O. | Pueblo County Precinct Officers, March, 1894, precinct 2 |
| Noble, Mrs. C. M. | Pueblo County Precinct Officers, March, 1894, precinct 13 |
| Noble, Mrs. M. J. | Woman’s Silver State Republican Club (Formerly, Bowen Bell Wringers), first vice-president AND Republican Pueblo County Central Committee, vice chairman |
| Olden, Mrs. | Republican League of Pueblo, third vice president |
| Olin, Mrs. Clare D. | Bowen Bell Wringers, president AND Woman’s Silver State Republican Club (Formerly, Bowen Bell Wringers), president AND Equal Suffrage League of Pueblo, Committee on Registration |
| Page, Mrs. H. | Equal Suffrage League of Pueblo, Secretary |
| Page, Mrs. M. C. | Equal Suffrage League, president, June 14, 1894 (succeeds Sperry) |
| Patterson, Mrs. | Pueblo Equal Suffrage League, representative at Populist Convention |
| Patterson, Mrs. J. S. | Pueblo County Precinct Officers, March, 1894, precinct 5 |
| Patterson, Mrs. M. A. | Pueblo Women’s Christian Temperance Union (W.C.T.U.), president AND Equal Suffrage League of Pueblo, Committee on Registration |
| Pearson, Mrs. Mary | Swedish Republican Club |
| Perkins, Mrs. G. W. | Volunteer Republican Club |
| Phillips, Mrs. M. | Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Langston Republican Club, secretary |
| Porter, Mrs. D. C. | Pueblo County Precinct Officers, March, 1894, precinct 53 |
| Reanor, Mrs. | Equal Suffrage League, treasurer, elected June 14, 1894 |
| Richardson, Mrs. C. C. | Volunteer Republican Club |
| Rickabaugh, Miss Alice | Bessemer Woman’s Republican Club, secretary, recruiter |
| Ricker, Mrs. M. J. | Woman’s Silver State Republican Club (Formerly, Bowen Bell Wringers), talked in club about government |
| Runner, Mrs. | East Pueblo Equal Suffrage League |
| Sackett, Mrs. S | East Pueblo Equal Suffrage League |
| Samuel, Mrs. W. D. or W. R. | Woman’s Silver State Republican Club (Formerly, Bowen Bell Wringers), talked in club about government AND Woman’s Silver State Republican Club (Formerly, Bowen Bell Wringers), treasurer |
| Sands, Mrs. Sam | Pueblo County Precinct Officers, March, 1894, precinct 10 |
| Sisson, Miss Julia V. | First woman registered to vote in Pueblo County |
| Smith, Mrs. G. | Equal Suffrage League of Pueblo, Committee on Registration |
| Smith, Mrs Lucinda | East Pueblo Equal Suffrage League, treasurer |
| Sperry, Mrs. J. S. | Pueblo County Precinct Officers, March, 1894, precinct 43 AND Ladies’ Benevolent union, president AND Equal Suffrage League of Pueblo, president |
| Stevens, Mrs. L. A. | Equal Suffrage League, secretary, elected June 14, 1894 AND Pueblo auxiliary to the Colorado Woman’s Democratic club, president AND vain attempt to nominate her for County Commissioner for 1st District on Democratic ticket. |
| Stewart, Mrs. A. | Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Langston Republican Club, assistant secretary |
| Stiles, Mrs. | Woman’s Silver State Republican Club (Formerly, Bowen Bell Wringers), talked in club about government |
| Suter, Mrs. M. J. | East Pueblo Equal Suffrage League, president |
| Thatcher, Mrs. M. D. | Volunteer Republican Club |
| Timmes, Mrs. E. H. | Pueblo County Precinct Officers, March, 1894, precinct 50 |
| Townsend, Mrs. W. F. | a populist AND Ladies of John A. Logan Circle, G. A. R., Hosted a pre-vote dance/party |
| Utter, Mrs. E. E. | Republican League of Pueblo, committee to draft by-laws |
| Wadhams, Miss Mary | Bowen Bell Wringers Quartet |
| Wadhams, Mrs. A. D. | Woman’s Silver State Republican Club (Formerly, Bowen Bell Wringers), talked in club about government |
| Weber, Mrs. Julia | Republican League of Pueblo, organizer |
| Webster, Miss Kittie | Young People’s Republican Club |
| Webster, Mrs. M. B. | East Pueblo Equal Suffrage League , executive committee AND Pueblo Women’s Christian Temperance Union (possibly a member) |
| Whitehead, Mrs. Arthur | Pueblo County Precinct Officers, March, 1894, precinct 8 |
| Williams, Mrs. | East Pueblo Equal Suffrage League |
| Wilson, Mrs. Paul | Woman’s Silver State Republican Club (Formerly, Bowen Bell Wringers), third vice-president |
| Woodruff, Mrs. Ella | Bowen Bell Wringers Quartet |
| Wooton, Mrs. Mary E. | East Pueblo Equal Suffrage League, vice president |
