Abbott, Margaret, First winner of an Olympic Golf competition

Abraham, Doris Irene (nee Clark)
Born in Aughton, Lancashire 1894 Died 22nd March 1968
Known universally as "D.I.” Married Everard Cecil Abraham RAMC. MC. MB in 1946 She was a Magistrate for 30 years First woman to be appointed Deputy Chairman of the Bench Her mother was Lancashire County Captain in 1927 The Abraham Trophy (Junior Girls) was given in her memory by her stepson, Lieutenant-Commander Nelson Abraham in 1968 The Abraham Dogs were given in her memory by ELGA in 1968 (originally four. Two more added by England Golf when Counties were regrouped into 6 regions)
1929 - 1946 Honorary Secretary of Lancashire Ladies Golf Association
1933 Captain of Formby Ladies as Doris Clarke
1935 Chairman of the Executive Council of the LGU
1936 Captain of GB & I Vagliano Team (won 6 - 3 in Saint-Cloud, France)
1937 - 1946 Chairman of LGU Served on War Emergency Committee of LGU
1947 Vice-President of the LGU
1952 Lancashire County Captain
1961 - 1963 President of Lancashire Ladies Golf Association
1966 - 1968 President of ELGA (died in office)
(Thanks to Angela Templeman, Middlesex for collating this information)

Adair, Rhona
Famous Irish Lady golfer at the turn of the 20th century.
More to follow

Agnew, Miss Caroline
D.O.B. 17 January 1976.
Club: Eastwood.
Scottish Girls' champion 1993. Renfrew champion 1994. Scottish Under 21 Stroke-play champion 1994. Semi-finalist Scottish championship 1998. Scottish Girl International 1993, 1994. European Junior Team Championships 1994. Scottish International 1995. (from Weetabix records 1998)

Aitken Miss Wilma (see Mrs Wilma Leburn)

Alexander, Dr Maion G
b Belfast 26 October 1898
clubs: Fortwilliam (Belfast) St Rule Woodsome Hall
Won Fife county Ladies Championship 1930. Represented Ireland in International Matches 1920,21,22,30,33 (From Golfers Handbook 1951)

Alfredsson, Miss Helen
D.O.B. 9 April '1965.
Turned professional 1989.
Swedish Junior Matchplay champion 1981, 1983, 1985. Swedish International champion 1988. Third European Individual championship 1988. Junior European team championship 1979- 1986. European Team Championship 1983, 1985, 1987. World Team Championships 1986, 1988. Weetabix Womens British Open Champion 1990. Solheim Cup 1990, 1992, 1994. (from Weetabix records 1998)

Alletson, Miss Anne
Date of birth: 28 September 1941.
Club: Southport, Australia.
Played for Australia in 1974, 1975 Tasman Cup and in 1975 Commonwealth Tournament. Finalist Australian championship 1975. Play 1(1 for Queensland 1962-1965, 1971-1976. Queensland champion 1972, 1976. Hobbies: Gardening. (from Avia Whos Who 1976)

Andersson, Miss Monica
Date of birth: 12 July 1951.
Club: Molle, Sweden
Scandinavian champion 1973. Swedish Match-Play champion 1974. Winrwr of Swedish International championship 1974. Winner of Swedish Foursom 'S championship 1975, 1976. Played for Sweden in European Team championship 1975. In Swedish team for the 1974 Espirito-Santo 1974. Occupation: Teacher (from Avia Whos Who 1976)

Anderson, Miss Fiona Caroline
D.O.B. 24 August 1954.
Clubs: Blairgowrie, Gullane Ladies and Craigie Hill.
Scottish Universities' champion 1975. Perth and Kinross champion 1975,1977,1978,1979,1983,1987,1988. North of Scotland champion 1977. Finalist Scottish championship 1980, 1983, 1988, 1991. Scottish champion 1987. Vagliano Trophy 1987. Scottish Foursomes (with M. Richmond) 1974; (with L. Hope) 1984, (with Catriona Lambert) 1988, 1989, 1990. Joint second qualifier British Championship 1989. Scottish International 1977, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1984, 1986 - 1992. European Team Championships 1979, 1983, 1987, 1991. (from Weetabix records 1998)

Anderson, Miss Helene
D.O.B. 5 September 1967.
Turned professional 1989.
Second Swedish International Championship 1987. Portuguese Open 1988. Third Swedish championship 1988. European team championships 1987. Vagliano Trophy 1987. World Team championships 1988.(from Weetabix records 1998)

Anderson, Miss Jessie (See Mrs G Valentine)

Andrew, Mrs Kim (see Miss Kim Rostron)

Anstey, Miss Veronica (see Mrs J Beharrell)

Armitage, Miss Susan ( see Mrs Susan Langridge)