• These are maiden names; married names (if any) will be shown in their bios.
• Those Mormon women who were known to have worked in the cotton mills will have a capital M next to their names; others listed here may have worked for the mills but we have found no documentation of that to date.
• The eight young women who were officers and committee members of the Lowell LDS Benevolent Sewing Society of 1844 are so noted by BSS.
• The six Lowell women who traveled to San Francisco in 1846 on the famous voyage of the Brooklyn are so noted by Br.

Miss Annis (daughter)	Sarah Ann Maria Leavitt - M	Lucy Meserve Smith - M
Sister Annis (mother)	Hannah Maria Libby - M	Zelnora Sophronia Snow - M - BSS - Br
Fanny M. Atherton - M	Sarah Libby - M	Elizabeth Stone
Persis Atherton - M	Angeline Morgan Lovett - Br	Louisa Stone
Hannah Elida Baldwin - M - BSS	Catherine Augusta Lovett	Abby Elisa Switzer - M - BSS
Rhoda Barnes	Ann R. McDonald	Mary N. Thornton - M - BSS
Relief M. Bartlett - M - BSS	Mary Murray - Br	Sarah E. Wallace - M - BSS
Louisa Sarah Chandler - BSS	Elizabeth Harriman Nichols	Mary Warner
Sophia P. Clark - M - Br	Emily Jane Northrup	Mary Matilda Webster - M
Helen Marie Davis	Lucy Jane Nutting - M - Br	Esther Bathsheba Wright
Jane Davis or Davies - M	Eliza Osborn - M
Mary Elizabeth Davis	Mary Jane Pottle
Clara Jane Dow - M - BSS	Mary Thurston Rand
Sarah Elizabeth Glines	Abigail Seekel Ricketson - M
Clarissa Henrietta Hardy	Caroline Bacon Rogers
Elvira Wallingford Hildreth - M	Susan Eliza Savage - M - Br
Mary A. Hills	Susan Scranton - M
Orpha Brown Hopkins	Harriet Atwood Silver - M
Caroline Amelia Knowles	Ann Smith
Mary Elizabeth Leavitt - M	Francis M. Smith

 

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