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Helen Matthews, real name probably Helen Matthew (c. 1872 – c. 1950s), also known by her pseudonym Mrs Graham, was a Scottish footballer, artist, and suffragette. Matthew (or Graham) is known as a leading player and team captain from the 1890s, and for recruiting the first black woman footballer, Emma Clarke.

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rdfs:comment	Helen Matthews, real name probably Helen Matthew (c. 1872 – c. 1950s), also known by her pseudonym Mrs Graham, was a Scottish footballer, artist, and suffragette. Matthew (or Graham) is known as a leading player and team captain from the 1890s, and for recruiting the first black woman footballer, Emma Clarke. (en)
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