| 1 | Abraham |
Lincoln | 16th U.S. President |
| | Andrew |
Johnson | 17th U.S. President |
| | Walt |
Whitman | American poet and essayist |
| | James R. |
Crowe | Politician |
| | Nathan Bedford |
Forrest | Slave trader |
| | Philip |
Sheridan | U.S. Army officer |
| | John |
Reynolds | American actor |
| | Madge |
Oberholtzer | White American woman whose rape and murder played a critical role |
| | Ulysses S. |
Grant | 18th U.S. President |
| | Sallie |
Adkins | Wife of a Georgia state senator |
| | Frederick |
Douglass | American abolitionist and orator |
| 2 | A.M. |
Couchman | Reverend |
| | David Curtis |
Stephenson | American Ku Klux Klan leader. Aka: Steve |
| | Joe |
Huffington | Recruiter |
| | Langston |
Hughes | American poet and social activist |
| | James Weldon |
Johnson | American writer and civil rights activist |
| | Alex |
Johnson | Bellhop and elevator operator |
| | Hiram W. |
Evans | American dentist |
| | Earle B. |
Mayfield | Lawyer and former U.S. Senator |
| | Dan |
Harston | Sheriff |
| | T.A. |
York | Judge |
| | Samuel J. |
Tilden | Lawyer and former Governor of New York |
| | Rutherford B. |
Hayes | 19th U.S. President |
| | Thomas |
Dixon Jr. | Baptist minister |
| | Woodrow |
Wilson | 28th U.S. President |
| | D.W. |
Griffith | American film director |
| | William J. |
Simmons | Prominent African-American educator, pastor, and author |
| | Edward Y. |
Clarke | Author |
| | Mary Elizabeth |
Tyler | Atlanta public-relations professional |
| | A. Lawrence |
Lowell | American educator and legal professional |
| 3 | Warren |
Harding | 29th U.S. President |
| | F. Scott |
Fitzgerald | American novelist and essayist |
| | William E. |
Williams | U.S. Representative from Illinois |
| | Dwight |
Mason | Author and lead pastor of NewPointe |
| | John Galen |
Locke | American white supremacist |
| | James M. |
Townsend | American politician and abolitionist |
| | William H. |
Stern | Chairman of the bank's community board for South Carolina |
| 4 | Benito |
Mussolini | Founder of fascism and leader of Italy |
| | Albert J. |
Beveridge | Historian and former U.S. Senator |
| | Teddy |
Roosevelt | 26th U.S. President |
| | Harold C. |
Feightner | Former newspaperman |
| | George R. |
Dale | Editor and former Mayor of Muncie |
| | Clarence W. |
Dearth | Court judge |
| | Helen |
Lynd | American sociologist |
| | Robert W. |
Lynd | Irish writer |
| 5 | Daisy Douglas |
Barr | Imperial Empress of the Indiana Women's Ku Klux Klan. |
| | Billy |
Sunday | American evangelist. |
| | Clarence |
Darrow | Lawyer and former Illinois State representative. |
| | Daniel |
Okrent | American writer and editor. |
| | Madison |
Grant | American lawyer and sociologist. |
| | Adolf |
Hitler | Dictator of Germany. |
| | Kathleen M. |
Blee | American sociologist. |
| | Irving |
Leibowitz | Columnist and managing editor. |
| | Kurt |
Vonnegut | American author. |
| | Louis |
Shapiro | Federal criminal law attorney. |
| | Rose |
Shapiro | British writer. |
| | Joseph L. |
Fink | Professor Emeritus of Pharmacy Law and Policy. |
| | George |
Washington | 1st U.S. President. |
| | Leo |
Frank | American lynching victim. |
| | Mary |
Phagan | 13-year-old employee of the National Pencil Company. |
| | Morris |
Feuerlicht | Hungarian-born American rabbi. |
| | Niccolò |
Machiavelli | Diplomat and author. |
| | Lawrence |
Lyons | Licensed clinical psychologist. |
| | Ed |
Jackson | Former rugby union player. |
| | Earl |
Klinck | Charged with first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit kidnapping. |
| | Violet |
Stephenson | David Curtis Stephenson's wife. |
| 6 | King |
Oliver | American musician and band leader. |
| | Louis |
Armstrong | American trumpeter and vocalist. |
| | Babe |
Ruth | American baseball pitcher. |
| | Baby |
Dodds | American jazz drummer. |
| | William J. |
Bryan | Lawyer and former U.S. Secretary of State. |
| | Jelly |
Roll | American rapper and singer. |
| | Hoagy |
Carmichael | American musician. |
| | Willa |
Cather | American writer. |
| | Madam C.J. |
Walker | American entrepreneur and philanthropist. |
| | Booker T. |
Washington | American educator and author. |
| | Lucian B. |
Meriwether | Dentist and civic leader. |
| | Patrick H. |
O'Donnell | Irish-American lawyer. |
| | Knute |
Rockne | American football player and coach. |
| 7 | E. Howard |
Cadle | Evangelist. |
| | Green |
Gabbard | Owns a little farmhouse outside the village of Laurel. |
| | Cecil C. |
Tague | First judge of the 37th Judicial Circuit Court. |
| | Rebecca |
| Green Gabbard's wife. |
| | Thomas |
Nast | Influential newspaper cartoonist. |
| | Helen |
Jackson | American poet and writer; activist. |
| | John |
Niblack | Reporter for the Indianapolis Times. |
| | Napoleon |
Bonaparte | General and former Emperor of the French. |
| 8 | Jeanette |
Hamilton | Merchant's daughter. Aka: Nettie. |
| | Milt |
Elrod | Former editor of The Fiery Cross. |
| | John |
O'Neill | American special agent. |
| | Charles M. |
Hoff | Sheriff. |
| 9 | Harry H. |
Laughlin | American educator. |
| | Charles |
Davenport | Biologist. |
| | Rudolph |
Valentino | Italian actor. |
| | George |
Gershwin | American composer and pianist. |
| | David S. |
Jordan | Founding president of Stanford University. |
| | Warren D. |
Harding | 29th U.S. President. |
| | Lothrop |
Stoddard | American historian and journalist. |
| | Calvin |
Coolidge | 30th U.S. President. |
| | John |
Locke | English philosopher and physician. |
| | Edward |
Clarke | British barrister and politician. |
| 10 |
Nathan | Hale |
American patriot, soldier, and spy for the Continental Army. |
| | Amy |
Crousore | Professional pianist. |
| 11 |
Al | Capone |
American gangster. |
| | Florence |
Harding | President Harding's wife. |
| | Victor |
Donahey | Former U.S. senator. |
| | Dino Paul |
Crocetti | Italian singer, comedian, actor, songwriter. Aka: Dean Martin. |
| | Dean |
Martin | American singer and actor. |
| | Oren |
Van Loon | Minister. |
| | Jack C. |
Walton | Former governor of Oklahoma. |
| | Walter M. |
Pierce | Lawyer and former U.S. representative. |
| | Reuben |
Sawyer | Portland pastor. |
| | Henry |
Ford | American industrialist and business magnate. |
| | William Gibbs |
McAdoo | Woodrow Wilson's son-in-law. |
| | Paddy |
McDermott | Charged for shooting a Klansman. |
| 12 |
Washington | Irving |
American short-story writer, essayist, biographer, historian, and diplomat. |
| | George |
Oberholtzer | Local postmaster in Clay City, Indiana. |
| | Matilda |
Oberholtzer | Madge Oberholtzer's mother. |
| | Ermina |
Moore | Madge's friend. |
| | Bernice |
Glass | Student at Butler College. |
| | Noble |
Sissle | American composer and lyricist. |
| | Eubie |
Blake | American pianist and composer. |
| | Lena |
Horne | American singer and actress. |
| | Clela |
Hull | Dark-haired aspiring doctor. |
| | Margaret |
Reynolds | Stephenson's on-and-off girlfriend. |
| 13 |
Matthew J. | Walsh |
Priest. |
| | William |
Wrigley Jr. | American industrialist. |
| | William |
Corby | American priest. |
| | Harry |
Stuhldreher | American football player and coach. |
| | David |
Ralston | American attorney and Republican politician. |
| | James W. |
Jackson | Ardent secessionist and proprietor of the Marshall House. |
| | Warren T. |
McCray | Former governor of Indiana. |
| | William H. |
Remy | Marion County prosecutor. |
| 14 |
Anne | Frank |
German diarist. |
| | Al |
Smith | Former governor of New York. |
| | Oscar |
Underwood | Lawyer and former minority leader of the U.S. Senate. |
| | Will |
Rogers | American actor. |
| | John W. |
Davis | Lawyer and former Solicitor General of the U.S. |
| | George L. |
Knox | American soldier and activist. |
| | Clarence |
Morley | Former governor of Colorado. |
| | Benjamin F. |
Stapleton | Former mayor of Denver. |
| | Charles |
Palmer | Television director. |
| | Harry |
Rowbottom | American businessman and Republican politician. |
| | Lucille |
Fuller | Hired by Stephenson to work as an actress in one of his Klan films. |
| | Stanley |
Hill | Madge Oberholtzer's friend. |
| 15 |
Jefferson | Davis |
Former President of the Confederate States of America. |
| | Robert E. |
Lee | Commander of the Army of Northern Virginia. |
| | Gutzon |
Borglum | Klan insider and eventual sculptor. |
| | Edward B. |
Bender | Farmer and Democratic legislator from Zionsville. |
| | Charles R. |
Walgreen | American businessman. |
| 16 |
Shorty | De Friese |
One of Grand Dragon's most dutiful acolytes. |
| | Earl |
Gentry | Charged with first degree murder. |
| | J. Edgar |
Hoover | Law enforcer and former Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. |
| | Olive |
Thomas | American film actress and art model. |
| | Eunice |
Shultz | One of the boarders. |
| 17 |
Asa | Smith |
Young attorney. |
| | John K. |
Kingsbury | Well-known doctor in the Irvington area. |
| | Florence |
Catherine | Nettie's daughter. |
| | Griffith |
Dean | Old lawyer. |
| | Robert |
Marsh | Stephenson's lawyer. |
| | Omer |
Hawkins | Sheriff of Marion County. |
| | Jesse L. |
McMurtry | Veteran detective. |
| 18 |
Marshall | |
Madge's older brother. |
| | Earl |
Little | Baptist minister and father of Malcolm X. |
| | Marcus |
Garvey | Jamaican activist. |
| | Malcolm |
X | Muslim minister and human rights activist. |
| | James |
Collins | Professional footballer. |
| | John L. |
Duval | One of Stephenson's most prominent Klansmen. |
| | Herbert |
Males | Former Evansville mayor. |
| | James |
Reed | British businessman. |
| 19 |
William | Remy |
Black doctor. |
| | William |
Pickens | Public speaker, educator, journalist, and essayist. |
| | Elizabeth Tyler |
| Public relations officer and recruiter for the Ku Klux Klan. |
| | G. Ray |
Henson | Salesman. |
| | Lou |
Smith | Father of Daisy. |
| | Daisy |
Douglas | Smith's daughter. |
| | D. C. |
Stephenson | Grand Dragon of the Indiana Ku Klux Klan. |
| 20 |
James | Watt |
Governor. |
| | Ira |
Holmes | One of the Klan officials. |
| | Hugh |
Shield | Stephenson's lawyer. |
| | Samuel |
Ralston | Former governor of Indiana and U.S. senator. |
| | Arthur |
Robinson | Senator. |
| | Hiram |
Evans | Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan. |
| 21 |
Mary | Pickford |
Canadian-born actress and producer. |
| | Douglas |
Fairbanks | American actor, screenwriter, director, and producer. |
| | Herbert |
Hoover | American politician, later President of the United States. |
| | Grace |
Goodhue Coolidge | American First Lady, wife of Calvin Coolidge. |
| | Edward |
Jackson | 28th Governor of Indiana. |
| | Arthur |
Gilliom | Indiana Attorney General. |
| | Clarence |
Jackson | Governor Edward Jackson's brother. |
| | O. G. |
Noblitt | Stephenson's associate. |
| | Claude |
Worley | Stephenson's associate. |
| | T. J. |
Jackson | Stephenson's associate. |
| | Clara |
Oberholtzer | Madge's mother. |
| | Will |
Remy | Black doctor, reappears. |
| 37 |
Edward | Shumaker |
State prohibition chief, key ally of Stephenson. |
| | Hiram Wesley |
Evans | Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan. |
| 44 |
Jury | |
Group of men tasked with deciding Stephenson's fate. |
| 46 |
Ellis O. | Wilson |
Leader of a large Klan chapter. |
| | William Allen |
White | Crusading newspaperman. |
| | Martha L. |
Dickenson | Wife of a well-known Klansman. |
| | Thomas |
Adams | Respected newspaperman. |
| | Clyde A. |
Walb | Republican Party State chairman. |
| | Omer |
Whiteman | Lawyer. |
| | Guy |
Grant | Black physician. |
| | Robbie Gill |
Comer | Commander of the women's Klan. |
| | Meredith |
Nicholson | Hoosier writer. |
| | W.H.S. |
Thompson | Judge. |
| | Mike |
Holand | Priest. |
| | Edwin |
Holt | Bishop. |
| | Abraham |
Smith | Prisoner, lynching victim. |
| | Thomas |
Shipp | Prisoner, lynching victim. |
| | James |
Cameron | Prisoner, lynching victim, later civil rights activist. |
