| Pro | | | Spring 1825 The Grange Harlem, New York |
| | Alexander | Hamilton | One of the Founding Fathers of the United States. |
| | James | Monroe | 5th president of U.S. |
| | George | Washington | 1st president of U.S. |
| | John | Adams | 2nd president of U.S. |
| | Thomas | Jefferson | 3rd president of U.S. |
| | James | Madison | 4th president of U.S. |
| | Napoleon | Bonaparte | A French military leader. |
| | | | Part One - A War For Independence |
| 1 | | | October 17, 1777 The Pastures Albany, New York |
| | John | Burgoyne | A British general. |
| | Elizabeth | Schuyler | General's daughter. Alexander Hamilton's wife. aka: Betsy or Eliza. |
| | Angelica | | One of Betsy's sisters. |
| | Peggy | | One of Betsy's sisters. |
| | Horatio | Gates | A leading American general during the early Revolutionary Wars. |
| | John | Andre | The Secret Service head in America during the Revolutionary War. |
| | Jenny | | A maid. |
| | Philip | Schuyler | American General in the Revolutionary War. |
| | Jack | Carter | A commissary supplier. |
| | Cornelia | | Betsy's baby sister. |
| | John B. | Schuyler | One of Betsy's brothers. aka: Johnny. |
| | Jeremiah | | One of Betsy's brothers. |
| | Rensselaer | | One of Betsy's brothers. |
| | Frederika C. | Riedesel | Known as Baroness Riedesel was a German writer. |
| | Dinah | | A cook. |
| | Prince | | A butler. |
| 2 | | | February 19, 1778 Albany |
| | Gilbert | du Motier | Marquis de Lafayette was a French aristocrat and military officer. |
| | Benedict | Arnold | American military officer who served during the Revolutionary War. |
| | James | Thacher | American physician. |
| | Dr. | Franklin | General Gates' acquaintance. |
| | Louis XIV | | King of France. |
| 3 | William | Alexander | Known as Lord Stirling was a Scottish-American major. |
| | John | Laurens | American soldier during the American Revolutionary War. |
| | Johann | de Kalb | Known as Baron de Kalb was a Franconian-French military officer. |
| | Thomas | Conway | Served as a major general in the American Continental Army. |
| 4 | Major | Carleton | Nephew of the Canadian governor. |
| | Jean-Jacques | Rousseau | A philosopher. |
| 5 | | | June 1778 Albany |
| | Stephen Van | Rensselaer III | A militia officer. |
| 6 | | | February 1780 Morristown, New Jersey |
| | Kitty | Livingston | Betsy's cousin and childhood friend. |
| | William | Livingston | The New Jersey governor. |
| | Gertrude | | Betsy's aunt. |
| | Dr. | Cochran | George Washington's personal physician. |
| | Tench | Tilghman | Officer in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. |
| | Martha | Washington | George Washington's wife. |
| | James | McHenry | Scottish-Irish American military surgeon. |
| | Thomas | Harrison | Major general sided with Parliament in the English civil war. |
| | Friedrich W. | von Steuben | Served as inspector general of the Continental Army. |
| | Manius Curius | Dentatus | A three-time consul and plebeian hero of the Roman Republic. |
| | Arthur | St. Claire | Former President of the Continental Congress. |
| 9 | | | December 1, 1780 Albany |
| | Peggy S. | Arnold | Benedict Arnold's wife. |
| | Charles W. | Peale | American painter, soldier and politician. |
| 10 | Rochambeau | | A French general and nobleman. |
| | Portia | | Plutarch's wife. |
| | William | Shakespeare | English playwright. |
| | Plutarch | | Greek philosopher. |
| | Robert H. | Harrison | American Army officer and lawyer. |
| | David | Humphreys | American painter. |
| 11 | | | February 16, 1781 |
| | Captain | Molly | The wife of a cannoneer. |
| 12 | | | April 1781 The Peyster's Point, New York |
| | Robert | Morris | Appointed as superintendent of finance. |
| 13 | | | August 1781 Albany |
| | Charles | Cornwallis | Known as 1st
Marques Cornwallis was a British Army general. |
| | James | Armistead | An enslaved African-American served the Continental Army. |
| | | | October 18, 1781 Albany |
| | Aaron | Burr Jr. | Served as the 3rd vice-president of the United States. |
| | Philip | Hamilton | Alexander Hamilton and Eliza's son. |
| | Friedrich W. | Franklin | Founding Father of the United States. |
| | Theodosia B. | Burr | American Revolution Patriot. Aaron Burr Jr.'s wife. |
| | | | Part Two - The War For Peace |
| 14 | | | February 1783 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| | Patsy | | Thomas Jefferson's daughter. |
| | | | June 1783 Albany |
| | Samuel | Fraunces | American restaurateur and owner of the Fraunces Tavern. |
| | Nathanael | Greene | American general in the American Revolutionary War |
| | Henry | Knox | Continental Army and US Army general. US Secretary of War. |
| 15 | | | August 1784 New York City |
| | Anastasie | | One of Lafayette's children. |
| | Georges | | One of Lafayette's children. |
| | Virginie | | One of Lafayette's children. |
| | Bill | Clinton | 42nd President of the United States. |
| | Cranston | | The fishmonger. |
| | Hercules | Mulligan | Tailor and spy during the American Revolutionary War. |
| | Elizabeth | Kortright | Daughter of a loyalist merchant and became James Monroe's wife. |
| 16 | | | September 25, 1784 New York City |
| | Catherine | | Eliza's mother. |
| | Angelica | Hamilton | Alexander and Eliza's daughter. aka: Ana. |
| | Christina | Wynkoop | Daughter of a Pennsylvania congressman. |
| | | | June 1785 New York City |
| | John Barker | Church | True name of Angelica's husband. aka: John Carter. |
| | Sarah | Livingston | Kitty Livingston's sister. |
| | John | Jay | Sarah's husband. |
| 17 | | | December 1786 New York City |
| | Alex | | One of Eliza's son. |
| | Fanny | | Alexander and Eliza's adoptive daughter. |
| | | | July 3, 1787 New York City |
| | James | Reynolds | A journalist. |
| | | | October 1787 En Route to New York City |
| | Stephen 1 | | Peggy's dead son. |
| | Gouverneur | Morris | American statesman. |
| | William | Duer | Revolutionary War colonel, an entrepreneur. |
| | James | Hamilton | One of Eliza's son. |
| 18 | | | March 1789 New York City |
| | Mrs. | Adams | John Adam's wife. |
| | Stephen 2 | | Peggy's son. |
| 19 | | | May 7, 1789 New York City |
| | Lucy | Knox | Henry Knox's wife. |
| | Robert | Livingston | Founding Father of the United States known as The Chancellor. |
| 21 | | | November 1790 Philadelphia |
| | Dolley Payne | Todd | Hamilton's new neighbor. |
| 22 | | | September 1791 Philadelphia |
| | John | Hamilton | One of Eliza's son. aka: Johnny. |
| | | | December 12, 1792 Philadelphia |
| | William | Short | Served as Thomas Jefferson's private secretary. |
| | Maria | Reynolds | James Reynolds' wife , and Alexander Hamilton's mistress. |
| 23 | Elizabeth | Monroe | James Monroe's wife. |
| | | | April 1793 Philadelphia |
| | Polly | | Jefferson's youngest daughter. |
| | Abigail | Adams | John Adams' wife. |
| 24 | | | August 1793 Philadelphia |
| | Dr. | Stevens | Hamilton's physician. |
| | Dr. | Rush | The city's foremost physician. |
| | | | Part Three - The War of Words |
| 25 | | | September 1794 Philadelphia |
| | Mr. | Moreau | A bookstore owner. |
| | Vicomte | de Noailles | Brother-in-law of the marquis de Lafayette. |
| | Madame | le Grand | Eliza's acquaintance. |
| 26 | | | Summer 1795 New York City |
| | Theodosia B. | Alston | Aaron Burr's daughter. |
| | Robert | Troup | Continental Army soldier during the American Revolutionary War. |
| | Nicholas | Fish | American Revolutionary War First Adjutant General. |
| | Edward | Livingston | American jurist and statesman. |
| | John | Livingston | Kitty's cousin and
fiancé. |
| 27 | | | October 1795 New York City |
| | Monsieur | de Colombe | French composer and viol player. |
| | Nathaniel | Pendleton | American judge. Hamilton's law partner. |
| 28 | | | May 1797 New York City |
| | Flip | | Eliza's nephew. |
| | Sarah | | Angelica's lady's maid. |
| | James | Callender | A newspaperman. |
| | John J. | Beckley | Served as the first librarian of Congress. |
| 29 | | | August 1797 Albany |
| | William | | One of Eliza's sons. |
| | Colonel | Bradstreet | Philip Schuyler's commander. |
| 31 | | | Autumn 1799 Harlem, New York |
| | Steven | | Peggy's son. |
| | Lysbet | | Eliza's little daughter. |
| | | | December 1799 New York City |
| | Mrs. | Rhinelander | Eliza's acquaintance. |
| | Jonathan | Edwards | One of the great New England theologians. |
| | | | Part Four - The War for History |
| 32 | | | Spring 1801 Harlem |
| | | Moore | A bishop. |
| | George | Eacker | A lawyer who shot and killed Philip Hamilton. |
| | Mrs. | Pendleton | Nathaniel Pendleton's wife. |
| 33 | | | June 1802 Harlem |
| | Mr. | Genti | Hamilton's cook. |
| | Mrs. | Genti | Hamilton's housekeeper. |
| | Reverend | Mason | The Federalist pastor. |
| 34 | | | September 1802 Harlem |
| | Sally | Hemings | A multiracial woman enslaved by President Thomas Jefferson. |
| | Morgan | Lewis | American lawyer, politician, and military commander. |
| | | | May 1804 Harlem |
| | Jerome | Bonafarte | A naval officer. Napoleon's brother. |
| | Elizabeth | Patterson | Jerome Bonafarte's wife. |
| | Phil | | One of Eliza's sons. |
| | John | Trumbull | American artist of the early independence period. |
| 35 | | | July 11, 1804 Harlem |
| | James | Bayard | American lawyer and politician. A member of the Federalist Party. |
| 36 | | | July 14, 1804 New York City |
| | William | Van Ness | American attorney and judge from Missouri. |
| 37 | | | August 1804 Albany |
| | Caty | | Eliza's youngest sister. |
| | | | March 1805 New York City |
| | Widow | Graham | Eliza's acquaintance. |
| | Joanna | Bethune | Widow Graham's daughter. |
| | Mrs. | Donohue | Eliza's acquaintance. |
| 38 | | | March 1810 Baltimore, Maryland |
| | Payne | | Dolley's son. |
| | Margaret B. | Smith | American author and political commentator. |
| 39 | | | October 1810 New York City |
| | May | | James Hamilton's sweetheart. |
| | | | March 1814 New York City |
| | William Henry | Harrison | American general and politician. 9th President of the United States. |
| | Mr. A. | Arnot | Assumed name for Burr. |
| | Charles | Fox | A prominent British Whig statesman. |
| 41 | | | September 1824 New York City |
| | Adrienne | | Lafayette's wife. |
| 42 | Fanny | Wright | An advocate for women's rights and abolitionist school reformer. |
| | Sidney | Holly | A custom inspector. Lysbet's husband. |
| Epi | | | March 1837 On The Ohio River |
| | Daniel | Webster | American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Florida. |
| | Neil | Campbell | British Army officer who fought during the Napoleonic Wars. |
| | | | Washington City July 4, 1848 |
| | James K. | Polk | The 11th president of the United States. |
| | Sarah | Polk | American first lady, wife of James K. Polk. |
| | Abraham | Lincoln | Former congressman. Served as 16th president of the U. S. |