Maeve (feisty queen, terrific character from Irish saga)
Constance (Markiewicz) first women elected to Parliament; Irish Republican so did not take her seat, second woman in the world to hold a cabinet position (Minister for Labour 1919-22, Ireland), devoted her life to the poor in the tenements of Dublin, sister of...
...Eva Gore Booth, muse of the poet William Butler Yeats.
[From Wikipedia - fashion advice attributed to Countess Markiewicz was: "Dress suitably in short skirts and strong boots, leave your jewels in the bank and buy a revolver."]
Christabel (Pankhurst)
Adela (Pankhurst)
Mary (Woolstonecroft, Shelley and Astell). Shelley is nice too.
And of course there is the great Mary Beard.
Emily (Wilding Davison) suffragette, threw herself under the King's horse in the Derby 1913.
Jane (Addams) - reformer, focused on needs of women and children, pioneer social worker, suffragette, activist, and much more, including winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.
Susan (B. Anthony) - abolitionist, suffragette.
Alice (Paul) - author of the proposed Equal Rights Amendment - US.
Sojourner (Truth) - abolitionist, suffragette
Araminta (original name of Harriet Tubman, author of 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'). Also Harriet.
Rosa (Parks)
Eleanor (Roosevelt)