Russell A. | Alger | Served as U.S. Secretary of War. |
Clinton | Anderson | American politician served as U.S. Rep. from New Mexico. |
George | Ashmun | Member of the U.S. House of Rep. from Massachusetts. |
John James | Audubon | American ornithologist, naturalist, and painter. |
George | Baer | President of the Reading Railway. |
Rebekah | Baines | Lyndon's mother. |
Edward D. | Baker | American politician, served in the U.S. House of Representatives. |
Bernard | Baruch | American financier and statesman. |
Edward | Bates | American politician, lawyer and judge. |
Walter | Benjamin | German Jewish philosopher, cultural critic and essayist. |
Warren G. | Bennis | American scholar, organizational consultant and author. |
Adolf | Berle Jr. | American lawyer, educator, author, and diplomat. |
James G. | Blaine | Represented Maine in the U.S. House of Representative. |
Montgomery | Blair | Served in the Lincoln administration as Postmaster-General. |
James G. | Blunt | An abolitionist who became major general in the Union Army. |
John | Boettiger Jr. | Sara's great-grandson. |
Napoleon | Bonaparte | French general and emperor. |
Horace Julian | Bond | American social activist, leader of the civil rights movement. |
John Wilkes | Booth | American actor who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln. |
Noah | Brooks | American journalist and author. |
George | Brown | Scottish-Canadian journalist, politician. Father of Confederation. |
Herman | Brown | George's brother. Founder of Brown and Root Construction Co. |
John | Brown | American abolitionist leader. |
Orville H. | Browning | An attorney in Illinois and a politician. |
Howard G. | Bruenn | One of Franklin D. Roosevelt's physician during his presidency. |
James | Buchanan | 15th President of the United States. |
Martha | Bulloch | Teedie's mother. aka: Mittie. |
McGeorge | Bundo | Lyndon's national security adviser. |
Ambrose | Burnside | Soldier, inventor and politician from Rhode Island. |
Archie | Butt | Theodore's military adviser. |
Harry | Byrd | American newspaper publisher, politician. |
Thomas F. | Byrnes | New York City firefighter, police officer and police detective. |
Julius | Caesar | Roman general and statesman. |
Julius | Caesar | Roman general, statesman and final Dictator. |
John C. | Calhoun | American statesman and political theorist from South Carolina. |
Benjamin N. | Cardozo | New York State Supreme Court justice. |
John M. | Carmody | Administrator of the REA and the Federal Works Agency. |
Robert | Caro | American journalist and author. |
Edith | Carow | Theodore's second wife. |
Francis | Carpenter | American politician. |
Cliff | Carter | One of Lyndon's close aides. |
Lewis S. | Chanler | American lawyer and politician. |
Salmon P. | Chase | Former Chief Justice and Secretary of the Treasury of the U.S. |
Joseph H. | Choate | American lawyer and diplomat. |
Frank | Church | American politician served as a U.S. Senator from Idaho. |
Winston | Churchill | Former British Prime Minister. |
E. E. | Clark | Head of the Order of Railway Conductors. |
James G. | Clark | The sheriff of Dallas County, Alabama. |
Henry | Clay | Represented Kentucky in the U.S. Senate and House of Rep. |
Grover | Cleveland | 22nd and 24th President of the United States. |
DeWitt | Clinton | American politician. |
Wilbur | Cohen | Undersecretary of Health, Education and Welfare. |
Schuyler | Colfax | 17th Vice President of the United States. |
Thomas | Conally | Represented Texas in both US Senate and the House of Rep. |
James | Conkling | Lincoln's old friend. |
John | Connally | 39th Governor of Texas 61st U.S. Secretary of the Treasury. |
James F. | Cooper | American writer. |
Tommy | Corcoran | White House aide. |
James M. | Cox | The 46th and 48th Governor of Ohio. |
William | Craig | A Northern Irish politician. |
Stephen | Crane | American novelist, short story writer, poet, and journalist. |
Winthrop | Crane | Served as the 40th Governor of Massachusetts. |
Josiah | Crawford | Abraham's acquaintance. |
Arthur | Crosby | United States ambassador to Colombia. |
Nomer | Cummings | A Connecticut lawyer. |
George William | Curtis | American writer and public speaker. |
Arthur | Cutler | Theodore's former tutor. |
Josephus | Daniels | American newspaper editor and publisher. |
Jefferson | Davis | President of the Confederate States. |
Richard H. | Davis | Journalist, war correspondent, novelist, short story writer. |
Bill | Deason | Lyndon's old friend. |
Frederick | Delano | Franklin's uncle. |
Laura | Delano | Franklin's cousin. |
Chauncey | Depew | Remembered for his two terms as U. S. Senator from New York. |
George | Dewey | United States Navy admiral. |
Thomas E. | Dewey | American politian served as the 47th governor of New York. |
Marion | Dickerman | Eleanor's friend. |
Marlon | Dickerman | Eleanor's friend. |
Martin | Dies Jr. | Texas politician and member of the U.S. House of Representatives. |
Katie | Dietrich | Lyndon's former teacher. |
Everett | Dirksen | Represented Illinois in the U.S. House of Rep. and U.S. Senate. |
David Herbert | Donald | Abraham's biographer. |
Stephen A. | Douglas | American politician and lawyer from Illinois. |
Frederick | Douglass | American social reformer, orator, writer, abolitionist and statesman. |
Will | Dow | Sewall's nephew. |
Dr. George | Draper | Franklin's physician |
Arthur | Dumper | A Latin and mathematics master at St. Paul's prep school. |
Theodore | Dwight | American lawyer and journalist. |
Stephen | Early | U.S. journalist and government official. |
Steve | Early | National union rep. for the Communications Workers of America. |
George F. | Edmunds | Republican U.S. Senator from Vermont. |
Dwight D. | Eisenhower | U.S. Army commander and 34th president of the United States. |
Ralph Waldo | Emerson | American philosopher, essayist, and poet. |
Clair | Engle | Served as a United States Senator from California. |
Cecil | Evans | Lyndon's acquaintance. |
James | Farley | Postmaster General under President Franklin Roosevelt. |
Robert | Fechner | American labor leader. |
Sylvane | Ferris | One of Theodore's acquaintances. |
Ovie Clark | Fisher | An attorney and author served for 32 years as US Rep. for Texas. |
Henry | Ford | American industrialist and business magnate. |
George | Forquer | American politician. |
Abraham | Fortas | United States Supreme Court Justice aka: Abe. |
J. William | Fullbright | Represented Arkansas in the United States Senate. |
Hamlin | Garland | American author. |
John Nance | Garner | 32nd Vice President of the United States. |
William Lloyd | Garrison | American journalist and abolitionist. |
Carter | Glass | Served as Secretary of the Treasury. |
Arthur | Goldschmidt | One of Lyndon's acquaintances. |
Barry M. | Goldwater | American politician, statesman and United States Air Force officer. |
Samuel | Gompers | American labor leader. |
Jay | Gould | American railroad magnate and financier. |
Katharine | Graham | American publisher, editor and author. |
Ulysses S. | Grant | 18th President of the United States. |
Nathaniel | Grigsby | Abraham's friend. |
John | Gunther | A reporter. |
Hannibal | Hamlin | 15th Vice President of the United States. |
Nancy | Hanks | Abraham's mother. |
Sophie | Hanks | Abraham's cousin. |
Mark | Hanna | A Republican Party chair. |
John | Hardin | The son of a U.S. senator. |
George | Harding | Stanton's partner. |
Harrison | Harrison | 23rd president of the United States. |
Bret | Harte | American short story writer and poet. |
John | Hay | American statesman, diplomat, author and journalist. |
Rutherford B. | Hayes | 19th president of the United States. |
Dr. Anson | Henry | Abraham's friend. |
William | Herndon | Abraham's junior law partner. |
Joseph | Hill | Alabama senator. |
Adolf | Hitler | Austrian-born German politician who was the dictator of Germany. |
Oliver Wendell | Holmes Jr. | Served as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of U.S. |
Herbert | Hoover | 31st President of the United States of America. |
Harry Lloyd | Hopkins | The 8th Secretary of Commerce of the United States. |
Welly | Hopkins | Long-time friend and political associate of LBJ. |
Louis | Howe | American reporter for the New York Herald. |
Charles Evans | Hughes | American judge served as the 11th chief justice of the U.S. |
Victor | Hugo | French poet, novelist, and dramatist. |
Hubert | Humphrey | 38th Vice President of the United States. |
Isaac | Hunt | Theodore's colleague. |
David | Hunter | Union general during the American Civil War. |
Harold | Ickes | Served as United States Secretary of the Interior. |
Walter | Jenkins | Lyndon's aide. |
George | Johnson | Lyndon's uncle. |
Hiram | Johnson | Served as the 23rd governor of California. |
Lyndon B. | Johnson | 36th U.S. President. |
Sam | Johnson | Lyndon's father. |
Samuel Ealy | Johnson Sr. | Lyndon's grandfather. aka: Sam. |
Sarah B. | Johnston | Abraham's stepmother. |
Luther | Jones | One of Johnson's aides. |
Barbara C. | Jordan | American lawyer, leader in the Civil Rights Movement. |
Vernon | Jordan | African-American lawyer, civil rights activist. |
Norman B. | Judd | American congressman for Illinois. |
Nicholas | Katzenbach | Served as U.S. Attorney General during the LBJ administration. |
Carroll | Keach | Lyndon's driver. |
John F. | Kennedy | 35th president of the United States. |
Robert F. | Kennedy | Attorney general and adviser during U.S. Pres. John F. Kennedy. |
Leon | Keyserling | American economist. |
Martin Luther | King | American Baptist minister and activist. |
Richard M. | Kleberg Sr. | A seven-term member of the US House of Rep. from Texas. |
Philander C. | Knox | American lawyer, banker, and politician. |
Aleksey | Koltsov | A Russian poet. |
Emory S. | Land | An officer in the United States Navy. |
Franklin K. | Lane | U.S. lawyer and politician served as secretary of the interior. |
Gene | Latimer | One of Johnson's aides. |
Alice Hathaway | Lee | Teedie's wife. aka: Baby Lee. |
Robert E. | Lee | General in Chief of the Armies of the Confederate States. |
Missy | LeLand | Franklin's private secretary. |
Tom | Leonard | Scottish poet, writer and critic. |
Abraham | Lincoln | 16th U.S. President. aka: Abe. |
Thomas | Lincoln | Abraham's father. |
Walter | Lipmann | American writer, reporter and political commentator. |
Henry C. | Lodge | American statesman from Massachusetts. |
Stephen | Logan | The leading lawyer in the county. |
John Davis | Long | Massachusetts governor, Congressman; Secretary of the Navy. |
Henry W. | Longfellow | American poet and educator. |
Elijah P. | Lovejoy | American journalist, newspaper editor, and abolitionist. |
Seth | Low | 23rd Mayor of Brooklyn. |
A. Lawrence | Lowell | U.S. educator and legal scholar. |
John Edward | Mack | American psychiatrist, writer, and professor. |
William Lyon | Mackenzie King | 10th Prime Minister of Canada. |
Gerald | Mann | The attorney general of Texas. |
Mike | Mansfield | A majority leader. |
Edward | Marshall | A journalist. |
George | Marshall | U. S. Army to become Chief of Staff under president FDR. |
Charles | McCathy | Franklin's private secretary. |
George B. | McClellan | American soldier and politician. |
David | McDonald | Head of the United Steelworkes of America. |
Ross T. | McIntire | American physician and naval officer. |
Marvin H. | McIntyre | Presidential Secretary to President Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR). |
William | McKinley | 25th President of the United States. |
Robert | McNamara | American businessman and Secretary of Defense. |
Lucy | Mercer | Franklin's mistress. |
Bill | Merrifield | One of Theodore's acquaintances. |
Agnes | Meyer | A journalist. |
Harry | Middleton | A library director. |
Tom | Miller | American lawyer served as the 33rd Attorney General of Iowa. |
Wilbur | Mills | Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. |
Ho Chi | Minh | Vietnamese communist leader and Chairman of the Workers' Party. |
Clarence M. | Mitchell | American civil rights activist and the chief lobbyist for the NAACP. |
John | Mitchell | U.S. attorney general during the Nixon administration. |
Raymond | Moley | American presidential advisor. |
J. P. | Morgan | Wall Street's most respected financier. |
Belle | Moskowitz | The most powerful woman in the United States politics. |
Bill | Moyers | One of Lyndon's close aides. |
Charles Francis | Murphy | American political figure. aka: Boss Murphy. |
Joe | Murray | American animator, writer, illustrator, producer, director. |
Pat M. | Neff | The 28th Governor of Texas. |
Horatio | Nelson | British Royal Navy Admiral. |
Richard | Neustadt | American political scientist. |
Dorothy | Nichols | Johnson's secretary. |
John George | Nicolay | American biographer. |
Larry | O'Brien | White House aide. |
W. Lee | O'Daniel | American Democratic Party politician from Texas. aka: Pappy. |
Richard J. | Oglesby | American soldier and Republican politician from Illinois. |
James Aloysius | O'Gorman | One-term United States Senator from New York. |
Posh | Oltorf | Johnson's long-term friend. |
Joseph C. | O'Mahoney | American politician served as a U.S. senator from Wyoming. |
Lee Harvey | Oswald | American former marine who assassinated John F. Kennedy. |
Andrew | Parker | Theodore's acquaintance. |
Wright | Patman | Served 24 consecutive terms in the US House of Rep .for Texas. |
Henry C. | Payne | U.S. Postmaster General under Pres. Theodore Roosevelt. |
Endicott | Peabody | American politician from Massachusetts. |
Tom | Pendergast | American political boss who controlled Kansas City. |
Edward J. | Perkins | One of first Blacks to hold senior posts in the State Department. |
Frances | Perkins | Served as the U.S. Secretary of Labor. |
Wendell | Phillips | American abolitionist, advocate for Native Americans and lawyer. |
Joe | Phipps | A campaign worker. |
Orville | Platt | United States Senator from Connecticut. |
Thomas C. | Platt | Member of U.S. House of Rep. and U.S. Senator from New York. |
James K. | Polk | 11th president of the United States. |
Herbert | Putnam | A librarian of the Congress. |
Matthew | Quay | United States Army Medal of Honor recipient. |
A. Philip | Randolph | Black American civil rights activist, labor unionist, politician. |
Mary | Rather | Wirtz's secretary. |
Joe | Rauh | Democratic action founder. |
Samuel T. | Rayburn | Served as the 43rd Speaker of the US House of Representatives. |
Henry J. | Raymond | American journalist, politician, co-founder of The New York Times. |
George | Reedy | The 10th White House Press Secretary under President Johnson. |
Mark | Reilly | A Secret Service Agent. |
Cecil Spring | Rice | Theodore's friend. |
Jacob | Riis | American reporter, social reformer, and photographer. |
Herbert Ray | Roberts | Represented Texas's 4th congressional district. |
James | Robinson | Kentucky governor. |
Cornelius | Roosevelt | Theodore's grandfather. |
Eleanor | Roosevelt | Franklin's wife. |
Franklin | Roosevelt | 32nd U.S. President. |
Quentin | Roosevelt | Youngest son of President Theodore Roosevelt. |
Theodore | Roosevelt | 26th U.S. President. aka: Teedie |
Elihu | Root | Served as Secretary of State under Pres. Theodore Roosevelt. |
Samuel | Rosenman | American lawyer, judge and presidential speechwriter. |
Jim | Rowe | One of Lyndon's acquaintances. |
Jack | Ruby | American nightclub operator killed Lee Harvey Oswald. |
Richard B. | Russell Jr. | Served as the 66th Governor of Georgia. |
Ann | Rutledge | Abraham's first love. |
Manuel | Sanchez | Lyndon's acquaintance. |
Frank | Sargent | Commisioner of Immigration during Theodore's administration. |
Arthur | Schlesinger | An influential social historian at Ohio State University. |
John | Schlosser | A Republican senator. |
John | Schofield | U.S. Army Medal of Honor recipient and Union Army general. |
Bill | Sewall | Teedie's Maine friend. |
William H. | Seward | Served as governor of New York and as a United States Senator. |
William | Shakespeare | English playwright and poet. |
Billy | Sheehan | A machine politician. |
Morris | Sheppard | United States Senator from Texas. |
William T. | Sherman | American General, businessman, educator, and author. |
Robert | Sherwood | White House aide. |
George | Smathers | American politician, U.S. Representative, U.S. Senator. |
Al | Smith | American statesman who was elected Governor of New York. |
Caleb | Smith | Served as Interior Secretary under the Lincoln administration. |
Howard | Smith | Chairman of the Rules Committee. |
Bertrand | Snell | Republican minority leader. |
Theodore | Sorenson | Kennedy's aide. |
Marie | Souvestre | French educator. |
Joshua | Speed | Abraham's best friend. |
Elizabeth | Springer | The chief committee clerk. |
Joseph | Stalin | General secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. |
Edwin | Stanton | Served as Secretary of War under the Lincoln Administration. |
Henry B. | Steagall | Chairman of the Committee on Banking and Currency. |
Lincoln A. | Steffens | American investigative journalist. |
Adlai | Stevenson | American lawyer, politician, and diplomat. |
Coke R. | Stevenson | 35th Governor of Texas and Speaker of the Texas House of Rep. |
William | Stoddart | Scottish physician, author and "spiritual
traveler". |
William A. | Stone | 22nd Governor of Pennsylvania. |
Harriet B. | Stowe | American abolitionist and author. |
Johann | Strauss Jr. | Austrian composer of light music. |
George T. | Strong | American lawyer, musician and diarist. |
William | Strong | Served as justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. |
John | Stuart | Abraham's fellow legislator. |
Margaret | Suckley | Franklin's Roosevelt. |
Mark T. | Sullivan | American novelist and journalist. |
Timothy | Sullivan | American politician from New York. aka: Big Tim. |
Charles | Sumner | American statesman and U. S. Senator from Massachusetts. |
Leonard | Swett | Lincoln's old ftiend. |
William H. | Taft | 27th President of the United States. |
Claudia | Taylor | Lyndon's wife. aka: Lady Bird. |
Zachary | Taylor | 12th President of the United States. |
Alfred | Tennyson | 1st Baron Tennyson FRS was an English poet. |
William R. | Thayer | United States author and editor. |
Jesse | Thomas | American Texas blues guitarist and singer. |
Robert | Thomas | A writer. |
Henry David | Thoreau | American poet, essayist, naturalist, and abolitionist. |
Mary | Todd | Abraham Lincoln's wife. |
Robert | Toombs | American politician from Georgia. |
Harry S. | Truman | 33rd president of the United States. |
Lyman | Trumbull | A lawyer, judge, and United States Senator from Illinois. |
Rexford | Tugwell | An economist who became part of FDR first "Brain Trust". |
Grace | Tully | Personal Secretary to Franklin D. Roosevelt. |
Ivan | Turgenev | A Russian novelist, poet, and dramatist. |
Jack | Valenti | One of Lyndon's close aides. |
Henry A. | Wallace | Served as the 33rd Vice President of the United States. |
Thomas | Walsh | An author. |
Earl | Warren | Former Chief Justice. |
Daniel Alan | Webster | American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Florida. |
E. Thurlow | Weed | New York newspaper publisher and Whig and Republican politician. |
Gideon | Welles | United States Secretary of the Navy. |
Theodoric R. | Westbrook | U.S. Representative from New York. |
Henry Clay | Whitney | Abraham's friend. |
Richard | Whitney | American financier, president of the New York Stock Exchange. |
Roy | Wilkins | African-American rights activist. |
Alec | Williams | A police inspector. aka: Clubber. |
Gene | Williams | American musician and bandleader. |
John | Williams | One of America's most accomplished and successful composers. |
David | Wilmot | Served as Rep. and Senator for Pennsylvania and as a Judge. |
Wilson | Wilson | 28th President of the United States. |
Alvin Jacob | Wirtz | A lawyer and undersecretary to the Department of the Interior. |
Leonard | Wood | Theodore's friend. |
William | Woodin | A Republican businessman. |
Randall | Woods | A historian. |
Carroll D. | Wright | American statistician. |
Valentine | Young | A storekeeper. |
Whitney | Young | American civil rights leader. |
Alexander the Great | | King of the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedon. |
Anna 1 | | Eleanor's mother. |
Anna 2 | | Franklin's daughter. |
Bamie | | Teedie's older sister. |
Corinne | | Teedie's younger sister. |
Elizabeth | | Jim Rowe's wife. |
Elliot | | Teedie's younger brother. |
Fred | | Lincoln's son. |
James | | Franklin's father. |
James | | Franklin's son. |
Lynda | | Johnson's daughter. |
Pythagoras | | Ionian Greek philosopher and the founder of Pythagoreanism. |
Robert | | Lincoln's eldest son. |
Sara | | Franklin's mother. |
Sarah | | Abraham's sister. |
Socrates | | Greek philosopher from Athens. |
Theodore Jr. | | Theodore Roosevelt's son. |
Theodore Sr. | | Teedie's father. aka: Thee. |