Source attribution
Category: Source attribution
William Campbell of Tullichewan
Scottish draper
Susan Tsui Grundmann
American lawyer & government official
Will Pennington
U.S. Navy admiral
Joseph Peascod Harper
Henry B. Mattingly
Union Army Medal of Honor recipient
Henry J. Gjertsen
American politician
Suessa Baldridge Blaine
American writer of temperance pageants
Mary Ann Cunningham
Canadian temperance activist
Peter Nezamis
William de Windsor
English administrator who worked extensively in Ireland
John Forbes
Scottish Presbyterian minister , served in St Paul's Church in Glasgow
Timothy Sejba
U.S. Space Force general
Abdullahi
Osumanu
Sarkin Kano
Thomas Brown
Scottish minister
Muhammad Bello
Sarkin Kano
William Binnie
Presbyterian minister
Robert Lorimer
Scottish Presbyterian minister who served in Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland, UK
Lisa Costa
US Space Force senior leader
William Stammers Button
First mayor of Launceston
Bernard Le Grelle
Belgian journalist
Charles Hope Nicolson
Earl Plumlee
United States Army sergeant and Medal of Honor recipient
Eliphalet Wheeler Gilbert
Presbyterian minister, author, educator., 1793-1853
Isidore the Priest
Marisa T. Darden
American lawyer
Mark Totten
American lawyer and politician
Samuel McDowell Tate
Confederate colonel and businessman
Bryant L. Boatner
United States Army general
Ryves Holt
American judge
David Carment
George Cook
John Currie
Scottish minister, Moderator of the General Assembly
Delia L. Smith
American lawyer; United States Attorney for the District of Virgin Islands
Lloyd B. Ramsey
American army general officer, major-general
Albert "Ernie" Milloy
Mareena Robinson Snowden
American nuclear engineer
Suranus
Annie Carvosso
Australian suffragist and temperance reformer
Joachim J. Buono
US Merchant Marine officer