Dorothy Coe

Dorothy Clark Coe, age 85, Jensen Beach, FL View Details

Cities: Jensen Beach FL, Gainesville GA Possible Relatives: Harry Coe, Harry Edwin Coe

Dorothy Dean Coe, age 75, Bessemer, AL View Details

Cities: Bessemer AL, Birmingham AL Possible Relatives: Helen Coe

Dorothy E Coe, age 72, Woodbridge, CT View Details

Cities: Woodbridge CT, Ormond Beach FL, West Haven CT Possible Relatives: Gina Benni, Christine D Coe, David Holmes Coe

Dorothy G Coe, age 75, Tulsa, OK View Details

Cities: Tulsa OK Possible Relatives: Julie K Coe, Larry Don Coe, Rodney Dean Coe

Dorothy Hemmerly Coe, age 76, Fremont, NC View Details

Cities: Fremont NC, Decatur GA, Goldsboro NC Possible Relatives: Bruce R Coe, Bruce Randy Coe, Dawn Lynette Coe

Dorothy Clark Coe, age 85, Jensen Beach, FL View Details

Locations: Jensen Beach FL, Gainesville GA Possible Relatives: Harry Coe, Harry Edwin Coe

Dorothy Dean Coe, age 75, Bessemer, AL View Details

Locations: Bessemer AL, Birmingham AL Possible Relatives: Helen Coe

Dorothy G Coe, age 75, Tulsa, OK View Details

Locations: Tulsa OK Possible Relatives: Julie K Coe, Larry Don Coe

Dorothy E Coe, age 72, Woodbridge, CT View Details

Locations: Woodbridge CT, Ormond Beach FL, West Haven CT Possible Relatives: Gina Benni, Christine D Coe

Dorothy A Coe, age 65, Urbana, OH View Details

Locations: Urbana OH, Marysville OH Possible Relatives: Hazel M Coe, Michella Lea Coe

Dorothy L Coe, age 60s, Greensboro, NC View Details

Locations: Greensboro NC, Kissimmee FL, Indianapolis IN Possible Relatives: James Donald Coe, Robert James Coe, James William Dietrich

Dorothy J Coe, age 80s, Corning, NY View Details

Locations: Corning NY, Arcade NY, Machias NY Possible Relatives: Frederick J Coe, John H Coe, Colleen E Vandenbosch

Dorothy L Coe View Details

Address:***** W 4th St, Trlr 7x, North Manchester, IN. Phone Number: (260) 982-****

Dorothy Coe View Details

Address:***** Nettles Blvd, Jensen Beach, FL

Dorothy E Coe View Details

Address:***** Winslow Dr, West Haven, CT

Dorothy Cotton

Dorothy Cotton was an American civil rights activist, who was a leader in the Civil Rights Movement in the United States and a member of the inner-circle of one of its main organizations, the Southernread more... Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC). As the SCLC's Educational Director, she was arguably the highest ranked female member of the organization.read less...

Dorothy Cowlin

Dorothy Cowlin was a British novelist, poet, newspaper columnist and article writer with strong associations to North Yorkshire.

Dorothy Cowser Yancy

Dorothy Cowser Yancy is an American academic, professor, and administrator. Her contributions to academia established her legacy of scholarship among African-American women. During college, Yancy partread more...icipated in civil rights organizations, earned several degrees, including a Ph.D. in political science, and completed the Fulbright Program. She went on to teach at the School of Social Sciences at Georgia Institute of Technology, becoming the first African-American to become a tenured full professor. She left Georgia Tech in 1994 to become the president of Johnson C. Smith University, in Charlotte, North Carolina. In 2009, Yancy became the 14th president of Shaw University and was elected to the position again in 2011 as the 16th president. She received many awards and honors for her dedication to higher education.read less...

Dorothy Loeb

Dorothy Loeb (1877–1971) was an American artist known for her easel art, prints, and murals. She traveled widely in the United States, Mexico, and overseas, residing and working for the most part inread more... Chicago, Manhattan, Eastern Massachusetts, and the State of Querétaro in Mexico. She was also a children's art teacher and proponent of progressive education. Having received training at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Art Students League of New York and having studied with artists in Munich and Paris, she adopted a variety of styles, ranging from representative to highly abstract, and worked in a variety of media including oil on canvas, oil on heavy coated paper, watercolor and ink on paper, and monotype printing. She exhibited in prominent museums including the Art Institute of Chicago, Provincetown Art Association and Museum, Worcester Art Museum, Wadsworth Atheneum, and Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston. She also showed a mural at the 1933 Chicago World's Fair. Most critics responded favorably to her work but not all. At one extreme, a reviewer called her work "the very best in the new art movement" while at the other, a critic said it was "dull, stiff, and lifeless".read less...

Dorothy Cox

Dorothy Hannah Cox (1892-1977) was an American archaeologist and spy known for her work in excavation architecture and numismatics, and for engaging in espionage during World War II.

Dorothy Cheney (scientist)

Dorothy Leavitt Cheney was an American scientist who studied the social behavior, communication, and cognition of wild primates in their natural habitat. She was Professor of Biology at the Universityread more... of Pennsylvania and a member of both the US National Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.read less...