Adams, Henry J., State Senator; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Adams, John Q., President of U.S.; mentioned in article about Ashland. 13/1/4.
Adams, Mayor (????), Mayor of Leavenworth; mentioned in article about murder in Leavenworth. 13/3/1.
Atchison, Davy, abolitionist; mentioned in article about 29 of 30 members of the House being from the districts bordering the Missouri line. 13/2/1.
Bays,W.M., one of the murderers of James Stevens, hung August 1st by citizens; mentioned in article about murder in Leavenworth. 13/3/1.
Brooke, Governor (????), a lamented friend of Henry Clay, whom he studied law from; mentioned in article about Ashland. 13/1/5.
Brown, G.W.; mentioned in article about platforms and their supporters. 13/2/3.
Brown, (????), sister of Mrs. Clay, husband represented our country at French Court; mentioned in article about Ashland. 13/1/4.
Carpenter, C. Howard, argued against Messrs. Merchant for women's rights at a Quindaro Literacy Association meeting; mentioned in news item about meeting. 13/2/7.
Clay, Henry, resident of Ashland; mentioned in article about Ashland. 13/1/3.
Clay, James B., son of Henry Clay; mentioned in article about Ashland. 13/1/3.
Clay, Lucy, daughter of James B. Clay; mentioned in article about Ashland. 13/1/3.
Clay, (????), wife of Henry Clay; mentioned in article about Ashland. 13/1/3.
Conway, M.F., Judge of Supreme Court; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Crittenden, (????), Whig that Henry Clay was indebted to for distinction and success as a statesman; mentioned in article about Ashland. 13/1/5.
Cutler, G.A., Auditor of state; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Dennis, (????), U.S. Marshall, tried to prevent citizens from breaking into jail cell to hang Quarles and Bays; mentioned in article about murder in Leavenworth. 13/3/1.
Douglass, J.C., State Representative; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Elliott, R.S., State Representative; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Funk, J.M., State Representative; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Green, J.C., State Representative; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Hatterscheidt, J.C., State Representative; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Helper, Histon Powan, writer, native of North Carolina, an abolitionist; mentioned in bulletin about his book "The Impending Crisis in the South". 13/4/2.
Jacobs, (????), wealthy father-in-law of James B. Clay, from Louisville; mentioned in article about Ashland. 13/1/3.
Johnson, James C., from North Carolina; mentioned in article about Ashland. 13/1/4.
Keller, G.H., State Representative; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Knighten, William, helped murder James Stevens; mentioned in article about murder in Leavenworth. 13/3/1.
Latta, S.N., Judge of Supreme Court; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Latta, S.N., Judge of Supreme Court; mentioned in article about murder in Leavenworth. 13/3/1.
Leompte, Judge (????), was confronted by crowd of people wanting to hang murderers of James Stevens; mentioned in article about murder in Leavenworth. 13/3/1.
Marshall, Thomas A., personal enemy of Mr. Henry Clay; mentioned in article about Ashland. 13/1/5.
Merchant, Messrs, argued that women are deprived of rights entitled by justice at a Quindaro Literacy Association meeting; mentioned in news item about meeting. 13/2/7.
Orr, Patrick, State Representative; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Parrott, Marcus J., member of Congress; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Patrick, (????), clerk at Supreme Court; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Pennock, Wm., State Representative; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Quarles, John C., one of the murderers of James Stevens, hung August 1st by citizens; mentioned in article about the murder. 13/3/1.
Root, J.P., State Senator; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Schuyler, P.O., Secretary of State; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Sparks, Stephen, State Representative; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Stanton, David; mentioned in article about Ashland. 13/1/3.
Stevens, James, murdered July 31 for a hundred dollars in gold; mentioned in article about murder in Leavenworth.13/3/1.
Taylor, Dick, from Westport MO., gave speech in Olathe about his visit to Quindaro; mentioned in article about this speech.13/2/6.
Thurston, E.M., reporter of the Supreme Court; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Walden, J.M., State Representative; mentioned in Election Returns. 13/2/7.
Walker, Robert J., Governor of Lawrence; mentioned in article about raid upon Lawrence. 13/1/7.
Walker, Robert J., Governor of Lawrence; mentioned in article about platforms and their supporters. 13/2/3.
Washington, Inmans, chief of armies; mentioned in article about Ashland. 13/1/5.
Washington,(????), wife of Inman Washington; mentioned in article about Ashland.13/1/4.
Wood, Wm., connected with gang of counterfeiters; mentioned in article about murder in Leavenworth. 13/3/1.
Wytho, Chancellor (????), employed Henry Clay as an amanuensis; mentioned in article about Ashland. 13/1/5.