"Mother of Texas": Jane Wilkinson Long

"Trials and troubles" in Texas: Mary Crownover Rabb

Foster mother to a community: Louisa Ervendberg

Texas's girl: Dilue Rose Harris

Lady ambassador for Texas: Mary Austin Holley

The women who gentled a general: Margaret Lea Houston

Founder of a dynasty: Rosa von Roeder Kleberg

Recorder of Texas life: Mary Adams Maverick

"La patron": Henrietta Chamberlain King

"The darling of the plains": Mollie Goodnight

A Texas cattle queen: Lizzie Johnson Williams

Sculptress of statesmen: Elisabet Ney

The lady of Bayou Bend: Ima Hogg

Preserver of Texas heritage: Adina De Zavala

"Savior of the Alamo": Clara Driscoll

Texas's foremost women educator: Annie Webb Blanton

"Me for ma": Governor Miriam Amanda Ferguson

Texas's "petticoat lobbyist": Jane Yelvington McCallum

"I have books I must write": Dorothy Scarborough

"Mrs. Secretary": Oveta Culp Hobby

"The little lady on the big bench": Sarah Tilghman Hughes

"The Texas babe": Mildred "Babe" Didrikson Zaharias

"That woman": Frances "Sissy" Farenthold

Congresswoman from Texas: Barbara Jordan

Adviser to the president: Sarah Ragle Weddington

Worker for women: Lupe Anguiano

First Chicana legislator: Irma Rangel

The right woman in the right place at the right time: Dr. Lorene Lane Rogers

A woman of words: Liz Carpenter

First lady: Lady Bird Johnson.