# List of Connecticut suffragists

This is a list of Connecticut suffragists, suffrage groups and others associated with the cause of women's suffrage in Connecticut.

## Groups

* Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage (Woman's Political union) of Connecticut.
* Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association (CWSA), established in 1869.
* Equal Rights Club of Willimantic, founded in 1894.
* Greenwich Equal Suffrage League.
* Farmington Equal Franchise League.
* Hartford Equal Franchise League, established first as the Hartford Political Equality League in 1909.
* Hartford Equal Rights League, founded in 1885.
* Litchfield Equal Franchise League.
* Men's League for Woman Suffrage.
* Meriden Political Equality Club, founded in 1889.
* National Junior Suffrage Corps.
* New Haven Equal Franchise League, founded in 1912.
* New Haven Political Equality Club.
* National Woman's Party (NWP).
* Norwich Equal Franchise League.
* Old Lyme Equal Franchise League.
* South Manchester Equal Franchise League.
* Suffrage Emergency Corps, created in 1920.
* Wallingford Equal Franchise League.
* Waterbury Equal Franchise League.
* Westport Equal Franchise League.
* Windsor Equal Franchise League.

## Suffragists

* Annie Brewer Austin (Middletown).
* Elizabeth D. Bacon.
* Catharine Beecher.
* Henry Ward Beecher.
* Josephine Bennett (Hartford).
* Minnie L. Bradley (New Haven).
* Rhoda L. Brooks (Hartford).
* Olympia Brown (Bridgeport).
* Clara Burr (Norwich).
* Frances Ellen Burr (Hartford).
* Nathaniel J. Burton.
* Helen Chisaski (Bridgeport).
* Callie Mathes Coleman (Hartford).
* Emily Parmely Collins (Hartford).
* Sara Crawford (Westport).
* Amelia Shaw MacDonald Cutler (Westport).
* Daisy Trotter Daniels (Hartford).
* Katherine Beach Day (Hartford).
* Rosa J. Richardson Fisher (Hartford).
* Catherine Flanagan (Hartford).
* Sarah Lee Brown Fleming (New Haven).
* Martha Minerva Franklin (New Haven).
* Laura Gardin Fraser (Westport).
* Minnie L. Glover (Hartford).
* Elizabeth Jeter Greene (Norwich).
* Phoebe Hanaford (New Haven).
* Minnie Hennessy.
* Katharine Martha Houghton Hepburn (West Hartford).
* George A. Hickox (Litchfield).
* Clara Hill (Norwalk).
* Maud W. Hincks (Bridgeport).
* Isabella Beecher Hooker.
* John Hooker.
* Anna Louise James (Old Saybrook).
* Mary A. Johnson (Hartford).
* Lena E. Knighton (Hartford).
* Ida Napier Lawson (Hartford).
* Katharine Ludington (Old Lyme).
* Martha Rufner Maddox (Hartford).
* Elmer Livingston MacRae (Greenwich).
* Anna Holden Mazzanovich (Westport).
* Ethel L. Murray (West Hartford).
* Valeria Hopkins Parker (Greenwich).
* Alice Paul (Ridgefield).
* Rose Payton (Hartford).
* Emily Pierson (Cromwell).
* Annie Porritt (Hartford).
* Anna B. Reese (Hartford).
* Emma Winner Rogers.
* Mary Jane Rogers (Montville).
* Caroline Ruutz-Rees (Greenwich).
* Linna Saunders (New Haven).
* Beatrice Johnson Saxon (New Haven).
* Alfredo Samuel Guido Taylor (Norfolk).
* Grace Gallatin Seton Thompson (Greenwich).
* Mary Townsend Seymour (Hartford).
* Abby Hadassah Smith (Glastonbury).
* Julia Evelina Smith (Glastonbury).
* The Smiths of Glastonbury.
* Harriet Beecher Stowe (Hartford).
* Rebecca Tanner (Stamford).
* Ida Sully Troy (Hartford).
* Helena Hill Weed (Norwalk).
Politicians supporting women's suffrage
* Clifford B. Wilson (Bridgeport).

## Suffragists campaigning in Connecticut

Groups
* Suffrage Emergency Corps
People
* Susan B. Anthony.
* Ella Reeve Bloor.
* Carrie Chapman Catt.
* Arthur Radclyffe Dugmore.
* William Lloyd Garrison.
* Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale.
* Grace Raymond Hebard.
* Mary Seymour Howell.
* Mary Livermore.
* Dudley Field Malone.
* Emmeline Pankhurst.
* Byron Phelps.
* Jeannette Rankin.
* Anna Howard Shaw.
* Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
* Ruza Wenclawska.

## Anti-suffragists

Groups
* Connecticut Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage (CAOWS), formed in 1910.
People
* Grace G. Markham, president of CAOWS.