Another eleven stories have been added to our website today. You can access them and the earlier stories in this category here . The women concerned are: Martha Barron, Sarah Ellen Beck, Mary Elizabeth Bennett, Anna Bella Castles, Rachel Gillespie, Matilda Hadden, Emily Lowden, Lizzie McCart, Mary Ann McGauhey, Margaret Nicholson and Emily Taylor. We hope you will enjoy these stories of women who worker in the Ulster linen industry in the early years of the twentieth century.

The stories created from our recent Forgotten Women Friday are arriving in our inbox. Today, we have eleven more for you to read. They are Jane Bingham, Catherine Brady, Annie Donaldson, Sarah Doyle, Anne Haskis, Margaret Ludlow, Jeannie MacLean, Sarah Jane Mallard, Jane McKinney, Margaret Sneddon and Margaret Ann Turkington. You can find their stories here .

After a very successful Forgotten Women Friday yesterday, when many of us learned much about Irish research, we present the first stories. Already, some trends are emerging. Many of the women died young, often of chest complaints and a significant number emigrated. You can now read about the lives of Hannah Cargin, Margaret Ann Graham, Alice Murray and Margaret Jane Shilliady here . Many thanks to all our wonderful volunteers. As a bonus, we have also added two more stories

This year, for International Day of the Girl, we have a series of offerings inspired by some of those who appear in the Weston Park...

A pot pourri of stories for you today. Two more are women born in 1819, part of Victoria's cohort. You can read about Mary Mindham and...

We are gradually catching up with our backlog of stories to be uploaded. Today, we offer your seven more from Victoria's Cohort; those...

There's been a lovely number of stories submitted lately, so apologies if you are waiting for yours to appear. Here are ten more and...

The stories from the Forgotten Women Friday focussing on women born in 1819 are coming in thick and fast and we will be uploading more...

We have uploaded another five stories of women who were born in the same year as Queen Victoria and more are in the pipeline. For now,...

The first stories from Friday's Forgotten Women Friday are now on the website and you can read them here . All these women were born in...

Following team member Helen’s excellent recent presentations about the West of England School for the Deaf to the Society for One-Place...

We have just uploaded six more stories of prisoners and staff from Dorchester Prison. These include the biographies of eight women. You...

We have added nine more Dorchester Prison stories to the website today. Here you can read about Ann Chard, Martha Croucher, Margaret...

We have a mixture of stories for you today. Firstly, an account of the lives of the Walton sisters, who attended the School for the Deaf...

We now have seven more stories of women who were associated with homes for fallen women to share. This batch covers all the homes that we...

This morning we have added six more stories to the website. Five relate to women who appear in the census in refuges for fallen women and...

We have six new stories for you today. Two are for pupils at the schools for the deaf, Elizabeth May and Sarah Jane Barrows from Margate...

Today we have uploaded twelve stories of women who were staff or inmates in refuges for fallen women. Do take some time to read about...

We are very proud to announce that, thanks to our lovely volunteers, we have today uploaded our 300th story. We are excited to have...

We have a bumper crop of new stories for you today, as we try to get up to date before our next Forgotten Woman Friday takes place this...