Belle G. Bigelow

Isabelle Gabriel Green Bigelow (February 16, 1851 – January 11, 1925) was an American suffragist and prohibitionist.

Early life and education Isabelle (nickname "Belle") Gabriel Green was born on a farm in Gilead Township, Michigan, on February 16, 1851, the daughter of Elijah C S Green (1825–1897) and Nancy M Green (1831–1861). Her mother died when Belle was ten years old.

She served for five years as secretary of the Lincoln Woman's Christian Temperance Union, being a member of the union in its infancy. She was superintendent of foreign work for the State union, and was elected delegate to the national convention in Boston in 1891. She was known as an interesting writer for the press on both religious and secular topics.

She died on January 11, 1925, and is buried at Wyuka Cemetery, Lincoln.