Wikipedia:WikiProject Women in Red/Missing articles by dictionary/Native American Women

WiR redlist index: Native American Women

Welcome to WikiProject Women in Red (WiR). Our objective is to turn red links into blue ones. Our scope is women's biographies, women's works, and women's issues, broadly construed. This list of red links covers women listed in Native American women : a biographical dictionary for which Wikipedia lacks a biography article. It is intended to serve as a basis for creating new articles on the English Wikipedia. Please note however that the red links on this list may well not be suitable as the basis for an article. All new articles must satisfy Wikipedia's notability criteria with reliable independent sources. This list was generated using Wikidata and it will be refreshed roughly daily to remove blue-links - no manual editing is required.

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name	image	description	ethnic group	occupation	date of birth	date of death	place of birth	place of death	wikidata item	site links
Tomassa		Comanche interpreter	Comanche		1840	1900-12-06	Mexico	Grady County	Q98593467	0
Rosie Jarvis		Kashaya Pomo tribal historian	Pomo people		1851	1955	Sonoma County		Q98593491	0
Mabel Washbourne Anderson		Cherokee writer	Cherokee	writer teacher	1863	1949-09-05	Arkansas	Tulsa	Q58236938	0
Laura Somersal		Pomo weaver and teacher	Wappo people Pomo people	basket weaver	1892	1990			Q94298006	0
Flora Zuni		Zuni interpreter and storyteller	Zuni people		1897	1983			Q98593533	0
Helen Pease Wolf		Absaroka writer 1906-1995	Crow Nation	writer	1906-12-28	1995-03-03			Q94574103	0
Natachee Scott Momaday		Cherokee teacher, poet, and painter	Cherokee		1913	1996-09-26			Q98590651	0
Marnie Walsh		Sioux author	Sioux	writer	1916	1996			Q98592722	0
Anna Gritts Kilpatrick		Cherokee folklorist	Cherokee	translator	1917	1976			Q98590647	0
Winifred Tiger		Seminole Tribe educator	Cherokee		1924-03-25	2006-05-30			Q98593464	0
Wungnema Rose Robinson		Hopi journalist and philanthropist	Hopi people	writer	1932	1995	Kykotsmovi Village		Q98593471	0
Laura Mae Osceola		Seminole tribe's first secretary and treasurer	Seminole		1932-11-13	2003-10-07	Dania Beach		Q98593494	0
Minerva Allen		Native American (Assiniboine) poet, historian, educator, and activist	Assiniboine people	poet historian educator activist	1935				Q98590636	0
Charlotte Anne Wilson Heth		Cherokee ethnomusicologist, director of UCLA's American Indian Studies Center	Cherokee	university teacher	1937				Q98590645	0
Laura Waterman Wittstock		Native American leader	Seneca	writer journalist editor copywriter	1937-09-11	2021-01-16	Cattaraugus Reservation		Q98590690	0
Kathleen Rose Smith		tribal scholar, cultural consultant, artist, and writer	Miwok people Pomo people		1939				Q98567042	0
Ferial Deer Skye		Menominee dancer	Menominee	dancer	1940		Keshena		Q98593479	0
JoAnne Bird		Native American artist and sculptor	Sioux	artist sculptor	1945		Oakland		Q98593496	0
Anna Puzz		Assiniboine health educator	Assiniboine people		1947				Q98593455	0
Liz Sohappy Bahe		Yakima poet	Yakama	writer	1948		Toppenish		Q98593532	0
Gail Bird		Laguna/Santo Domingo jeweler	Laguna people Kewa Puebloan	jeweler	1949-03-30				Q27824062	0
Shirley Bordeaux		Choctaw/Sioux business analyst	Choctaw Sioux		1950		Valentine		Q98593466	0
Caleen A. Sisk-Franco		Winnemem Wintu chief and educator	Wintu people		1952				Q98593531	0
Judith Mountain Leaf Volborth		Apache-Comanche poet	Apache Comanche	writer	1955		New York City		Q98593454	0
Jacki Thompson Rand		Choctaw historian	Choctaw	writer	1956				Q98566636	0
Melody L. McCoy		Cherokee lawyer	Cherokee	lawyer	1960				Q98593462	0
Annie Lowry		Northern Paiute (1866–1943)	Paiute people						Q98567090	0
Vivian Ayoungman		Siksika educator	Blackfoot Confederacy						Q98590639	0
Ruby Modesto		Native American	Cahuilla people Serrano people						Q98590640	0
Joan Shaddox Isom		Cherokee writer	Cherokee						Q98590646	0
Barbara Elene Smith		Native American	Cherokee						Q98590655	0
Juanita Tiger Kavena		Native American	Muscogee						Q98590675	0
Nia Francisco		Native American	Navajo						Q98590678	0
Ruth W. Roessel		Navajo educator	Navajo						Q98590680	0
Charlotte De Clue		Osage poet	Osage Nation	writer					Q98590685	0
Jo Whitehorse Cochran		Lakota author, editor, and educator	Sioux						Q98590691	0
Agnes Picotte		Native American	Sioux						Q98590693	0
Mary Jo Brooks Hunter		law professor, first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Ho-Chunk Nation	Ho-Chunk	lawyer					Q98593470	0
Agnes Allen Ross		Flandreau Santee Sioux educator	Sioux						Q98593500	0

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