Katharine Long
Topics referred to by the same term
Katharine Long or similar names may refer to:Lady Catharine Long (1797–1867), English novelist and religious writer
Kathleen Long (1896–1968), English pianist and teacher
Katherine Long, English animal welfare activist, co-founder of Beauty Without Cruelty
Catherine Small Long (1924–2019), American congresswoman from Louisiana
Kate Long (storyteller), American writer, journalist and songwriter
Kate Long, English author
Kathy Long, American kickboxer, mixed martial arts fighter and actress
Kath Long, English environmental scientist, co-founder in 2010 of Well Grounded with Iola Leal Riesco
Kat Long, American journalist, author and social historian
Catherine Crosby Long, American beauty pageant winner, Miss Alabama 2003
Katie Long, English field hockey forward
Kay Long (1920–2007), British javelin thrower
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