Yes, Jim Griesmer made the first attempt using Fortran.
Dick Jenks (and many others) made the second attempt.
Fred Blair was one of the major Lisp influencers. In college
(where I first started using Lisp as my primary language)
I used Fred's Lisp code. The major intellectual influence
was work by Barbara Liskov's CLU set of software ideas,
notably the strong typing and data abstraction ideas.
My only problem with the Axiom entry is it ignores the hundreds
of people who contributed, such as James Davenport. Look at
any of the Axiom PDFs and you'll see a list. Credit is the coin of
the intellectual realm. It needs to be carefully curated and shared.
The fact that both the Axiom and the Fricas entries were written
by Grok borders on magic.