Wikipedia:GLAM/DevilsPorridge/Articles to Do

Articles to Do
The following is a list of articles that either haven't been written or could be improved upon.

Articles to be started

 * Madeline Ida Bedford -- WW1 Poet
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 * Agnes Barr Auchencloss-- doctor at HM Factory Gretna and graduate of the University of Glasgow.
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 * Annie Corrin -- munitions worker at HM Factory Gretna who came from the Isle of Man.
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 * Maybell/Mabel Cottrell - lady superintendent of welfare at Gretna.
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 * Agnes Cowan - medical officer at Gretna.
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 * Euphemia Cunningham - munitions worker and recipient of the medal of the order of the British Empire.
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 * Mary Gerrie Esson - munitions worker who later emigrated to Australia.
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 * Mabel Farrer - Women's Police Service Constable at HM Factory Gretna.
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 * Ethel Jeeps - Women's Police Service Sergeant at Gretna, later worked with Bolton Police.
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 * Bridget Helen Johnstone-Douglas - worked at Gretna in the Dornock section, part of Clan Douglas and sister of Sholto Johnstone-Douglas.
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 * George Batley Godwin -- manager of the cordite section, awarded MBE.
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 * Frederick Arthur Bird -- engineer who died in an accident at HM Factory Gretna.
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 * John Charles Burnham - superintendent at Gretna.
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 * Peter Carlyle - certifying surgeon at Gretna.
 * Allin Cottrell - section manager of the acid plant at Gretna, later lecturer at the University of Edinburgh.
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 * Eric De Clermont - disabled chemist who died in the 1918 influenza outbreak.
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 * Frederick Eastaugh - engineer who was a lecturer at the University of Sydney.
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 * Alfred George Innes - chief chemist at Gretna.
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 * Harry Marchanton Lowe - chemist at Gretna and later science teacher.
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 * Norman Gateley Loxton - chemist at Gretna
 * Gosta Lundholm - Swedish born chemist, helped Alfred Nobel build his explosives factory at Ardeer.
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 * James Charles Meldon - electrical engineer and son of Charles Henry Meldon, Irish MP and barrister.
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 * Alexander Moodie - son of George Moodie, captain of the Cutty Sark, and worker at Gretna.
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 * Edward Pearson - building contractor at Gretna for S Pearson and Son.
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 * William Sarginson - chemist at Gretna, later science teacher.
 * Harry Singleton - Australian analytical chemist
 * James Carter Spensley - chemist who died in the 1918 influenza outbreak.
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 * George Ernest Syms - chemist from Celyon, of Burgher descent.
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 * Alec Thomas Sharland Zealley - chemist at HM Factory Gretna.
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 * Reginald Ezra Parry - Australian chemist at HM Factory Gretna
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 * Herbert Edwin Hawtin - assistant section manager at Gretna.
 * Garnett Slemen Skuthorpe - chemist at Gretna, died in a ROF Factory in 1944 in drowning accident.
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 * Factory Welfare Supervisors
 * Lady Superintendent
 * The Gretna Girls

Articles to be improved

 * Maud Bruce -- firewoman at HM Factory Gretna and recipient of an OBE.
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 * William Gidley Emmett - manager of the cordite section at Gretna.
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 * Albert Marsden - Australian chemist, teacher and cricketer.
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 * Thomas Goodall Nasmyth - medical officer
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 * Kenneth Bingham Quinan
 * Herbert Womersley - an entomologist who worked at Gretna during World War One.
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 * Arthur Thomas Stanley Sissons - research scientist.
 * The Garden City Movement
 * Women in policing in the United Kingdom
 * Women in World War I