User:Nayyn

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Some things

Created pages

• Joan Bynum
• Heljä Liukko-Sundström
• Henry Prince (general)
• Rezin Hammond
• Kenro Nakajima
• Tony Yaniro
• Szilárd Suhajda
• Ubayd Haider
• Patricia Denkler
• Tracee Metcalfe
• María Daniela Icaza
• Kang Ki-seok
• Park Moo-taek
• Kangchenjunga South
• Bouchra Baibanou
• Flor Cuenca
• Rasha al-Hassan
• Amira Bouraoui
• Ciara Durkin
• Manahel al-Otaibi

Significantly updated pages

• Emily Perez
• Minerva Allen
• Howard's Adventure
• Claiborne Walker
• Milton Cline
• Angela O'Leary
• Marcela Krinke-Susmelj
• Beethaeven Scottland
• Joanna Gail
• Tamayo Perry
• Rima Alamuddin
• Vicki Cruse
• Sheila Scott

Works in progress

• Colonial families of Maryland
• List of United States militia units in the American Revolutionary War
• List of deaths on eight-thousanders
• List of air show accidents and incidents in the 21st century

To create:

• Zethu Myeki
• Pauline Shanks Kaurin

• Juliane Gallina
• Anissa Shuttleworth Shero^[1]
• DeBoraha Akin-Townson^[2]
• Jill Jellison^[3]
• Jennifer Ewbank
• Quintella Downs-Bradshaw
• Staff Sgt. Donna Johnson^[4]
• Adrianna Vorderbruggen^[5]
• Kamisha Block^[6]
• Orouba Barakat and Halla Barakat^[7][8]
• Heba Suhaib Haj Aref^[9]
• Nicole Mansfield^[10][11]
• Brig. Gen. Cindy M. Saladin-Muhammad^[12][13]
• Death of Zineb Redouane^[14][15][16]
• Ruth Dyar Mendenhall
• Bronka Sundstrom^[17][18]
• Ellen Louise Wilts^[19]
• Barbara Lilley^[20]
• Aisha Al-Mansouri^[21]
• Allie Dunnington^[22][23]
• Esmé Speakman^[24][25]
• Alice Damesme^[26]
• Col. Khallid M. Shabazz^[27][28]
• Sean Parnell^[29][30]
• Berta E. Servián de Flores https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5205_Servi%C3%A1n
• Nejc Zaplotnik
• Quinn Brett^[31][32]
• Ruth Dyar Mendenhall
• Lorna Ream^[33]
• Jaonli Tragedy^[34]
• Yordanka Dimitrova^[35]
• Joan Wilshire Firey^[36][37][38]
• Helen I. Buck^[39]
• Sansar Chand (poacher)^{[40][41][42][43]}
• Kayle M. Stevens^[44]
• Chiekh Mbacke Sow^[45]
• Douglas Munyendo Lal Daggy^[46]
• Allan Kioko^[47]
• Ogake Mosomi^[48]
• Bianca Ngechu ^[49]
• Bhavi Shah^[50]
• Kanana Muthomi^[51]
• Vipingo Ridge
• Nancy Davis^[52]
• Sheillah Sheldone Charles^[53]
• Zakarie Ali^[54]
• Sunny Dolat^[55]
• Alex Magu^[56][57]
• Thandiwe Muriu^[58]
• Anyango Mpinga^[59][60][61]
• Annabel Onyango^[59]
• Diana Opoti^[59]
• Angela Wachuka^[59]
• Wanjiru Koinange^[59]
• Gladys Macharia^[59]
• Katungulu Mwendwa^[59]
• Ami Doshi Shah^[59]
• Sinitta Akello^[59]
• Velma Rosai-Makhandia^[59]
• Lisa Kibutu^[62][63]
• Chao Mbogo^[64]
• Linda Kamau, co-founder of AkiraChix^[64]
• Caroline Omolo^{[65][66][67][68][69][70]}

Women in climbing^[71][72]

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