Atkinson, I.M., farmer; mentioned in "Kanzas Press". 26/1/6.
Banks, Hon. N.P., Governor of Massachusetts; mentioned in accounts of being elected. 26/2/6.
Bell, Eliza, teenage colored girl; mentioned in news item for winning a bread contest. 26/1/7.
Bristol, Reverend D.W; mentioned in regards to circulation of a religious newspaper. 26/4/4.
Buchanan, James, president; mentioned for being elected president of self government. 26/2/2.
Buchanan, James, president; mentioned on behalf of republic party. 26/4/2.
Buchanan, James, president; mentioned in President Buchanan's letter on slavery. 26/1/4.
Carter, A.C., messenger of the United States Express; mentioned for furnishing St. Louis and New York papers. 26/2/1.
Chase, (????), politician; mentioned as a democrat running for governor. 26/2/6.
Clarke, H.R., reverend; mentioned in regards to circulation of a religious newspaper. 26/4/4.
Cleaveland, C.H., publisher; "College Journal of Medical Science". 26/4/2.
Davis, Alison C., mentioned for helping an editor. 26/2/5.
Dedridge, J.E., general newspaper agent; mentioned for being authorized to receive advertisements and subscriptions for the Chindowan. 26/2/1.
Funnell, Thomas, journalist; mentioned in accounts of a slavery speech. 26/1/3.
Gibson, John T., authorized agent of Chindowan; mentioned for being able to receive subscriptions. 26/2/1.
Goodloe, Daniel R., from North Carolina; mentioned in regards of assisting the editorial management of the republic. 26/4/2.
Greenleaf, D.N., clerk; mentioned for furnishing Polar Star Paper. 26/2/1.
Hamilton, (????), pro-slavery, from Ft. Scott; mentioned in accounts of the Robber Convention. 26/2/6.
Harris, Geo. W., Esq. of the admiral; mentioned for package of St. Louis and Eastern papers. 26/2/1.
Henderson, (????), pro-slavery, from Leavenworth Kanzas; mentioned in accounts of the Robber Convention. 26/2/6.
Henry, Patrick, quote mentioned in Chindowan regarding slavery. 26/1/7.
Hosmer, WM., reverend; mentioned in regards to the circulation of a religious newspaper. 26/4/4.
Ivers, (????), messenger of the United States Express; mentioned for furnishing St. Louis dailies. 26/2/1.
Jefferson, (????), quote mentioned in Chindowan regarding slavery. 26/1/7.
Jefferson, (????), principal of public administration. 26/4/2.
Jenkins, (????), pro-slavery-chairman; mentioned in accounts of the Robber Convention. 26/2/6.
Jones, (????), sheriff, citizen of Lawrence; mentioned accounts of Jones assaulting Sec. Stanton. 26/1/6.
Lane, Jim, citizen of Lawrence; mentioned in accounts of a letter to Governor Walker and Secretary Stanton. 26/1/6.
Lane, Jim, citizen of Lawrence; mentioned for being a tender to Governor Walker. 26/4/3.
Livingstone, (????), doctor; mentioned in accounts of the democratic election. 26/1/3.
Maltison, (????), reverend; mentioned in regards to the circulation of a religious newspaper. 26/4/4.
Medray, (????), governor; mentioned in accounts of the democratic election. 26/1/3.
Parrott, Marcus J., statesman; mentioned in accounts of the Free States Platform of Kanzas. 26/1/6.
Perinchief, O., reverend; mentioned in a news item in regards to a prayer meeting. 26/2/5.
Pierce, (????), administrator; mentioned in article " Prospectus of the Republic". 26/4/2.
Powell, (????), clerk of Lightening Line; mentioned for accepting thanks from St. Louis papers. 26/2/1.
Reid, (????), pro-slavery, from Tecumseh; mentioned in accounts of the Robber Convention. 26/2/6.
Riley, R.K., clerk of Lightening Lane; mentioned for late papers in advance of the mails. 26/2/1.
Roberts, B.T., reverend; mentioned in regards to the circulation of a religious newspaper. 26/4/4.
Robinson, (????), governor; mentioned in regards to free-state party. 26/2/5.
Robinson, (????), governor; mentioned in news item for returning to Quindaro. 26/2/6.
Root, J.R., State Ex. Com.; mentioned as a delegate of state legislature. 26/2/1.
Seward, (????), mentioned for speaking in the senate. 26/4/1.
Smith, G.W., Territorial Ex. Com.; mentioned as a delegate of state legislature. 26/2/1.
Walker, (????), governor; mentioned in accounts of the democratic election. 26/1/2.
Walker, (????), governor; mentioned in news item for going to Leavenworth. 26/2/6.
Walker, Robert J., lawyer; mentioned in accounts of the democratic election. 26/1/2.
Walts, J., reverend; mentioned in regards to circulation of a religious newspaper. 26/4/4.
Wesley, (????), speaker on slavery; mentioned in accounts of a slavery speech. 26/1/3.
Wilberforce, (????), friend of Thomas Funnell; mentioned in accounts of Thomas Funnell's journal. 26/1/3.
Wirt, William, quote mentioned in Chindowan regarding slavery. 26/1/7.