| Amos T. | Akerman | Former U.S. Attorney General. |
| Victor H. | Metcalf | Served as President Theodore Roosevelt's cabinet Secretary. |
| John | Adams | 2nd U.S. President. |
| Sherman | Adams | Former White House Chief of Staff. |
| Jane | Addams | An American settlement activist, reformer, social worker. |
| Roger Eugene | Ailes | American television executive and media consultant. |
| Thomas Bailey | Aldrich | American writer, poet, critic, and editor. |
| Will | Alexander | A poet, novelist, essayist, playwright, and visual artist. |
| Horatio | Alger | An American writer of young adult novels. |
| Horatio | Alger Jr. | An American writer of young adult novels. |
| Frederick L. | Allen | The editor of Harper's Magazine and also an American historian. |
| Marian | Anderson | An American singer of classical music and spirituals. |
| Sherwood | Anderson | An American novelist and short story writer. |
| Maya | Angelou | American poet, memoirist, and civil rights activist. |
| Susan B. | Anthony | An American social reformer and women's rights activist. |
| R.W. | Apple Jr. | An associate editor at The New York Times. |
| Jules | Archer | An American author. |
| Chester A. | Arthur | 21st U.S. President. |
| Vincent | Astor | An American businessman and philanthropist. |
| Georgo T. | Babbit | A retired United States Air Force four star general. |
| Walter | Bagehot | A British journalist. |
| Walter | Bagehot | A British journalist, businessman, and essayist. |
| Joseph W. | Bailey Sr. | Former United States Senator. |
| Jean H. | Baker | An American historian. |
| Russell | Baker | British Postwar & Contemporary painter. |
| Alben w. | Barkley | Former Vice President of the United States. |
| Bernard M. | Baruch | An American financier, stock investor, and political consultant. |
| Edwin R. | Bayley | A journalist. |
| Arthur | Bell | An American journalist, author and LGBT rights activist. |
| David H. | Bennett | A Professor for History in the Syracuse University. |
| Michael | Beschloss | American historian specializing in the United States presidency. |
| John | Birch | United States American Baptist minister and missionary. |
| Hugo | Black | Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the U.S. |
| Hugo | Black | Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the U.S. |
| James G. | Blaine | Former Speaker of the United States House of Representatives. |
| John | Boettiger | Franklin Roosevelt's son-in-law. |
| Julian | Bond | American social activist and leader of the civil rights movement. |
| William | Borah | Former United States Senator. |
| Gutzon | Borglum | An American sculptor. |
| Claude | Bowers | A newspaper columnist and editor. |
| Benjamin C. | Bradlee | One of the most prominent journalists of post-World War II. |
| Omar | Bradley | Senior officer of the United States Army. |
| Taylor | Branch | American author and historian. |
| Marlon | Brando Jr. | American actor and film director. |
| Richard | Breitman | An American historian. |
| John W. | Bricker | Former United States Senator. |
| Noah | Brooks | An American journalist and editor. |
| Preston | Brooks | Former member of the U.S. House of Representative. |
| John | Brown | An American abolitionist. |
| Preston | Bruce | Served as a White House doorman. |
| William J. | Bryan | Former United States Secretary of State. |
| James | Bryce | An Irish-born academic, jurist, historian, and Liberal politician. |
| James | Buchanan | 15th U.S. President. |
| William F. | Buckley Jr. | American conservative author and commentator. |
| William | Bullitt Jr. | An American diplomat, journalist, and novelist. |
| Albert S. | Burleson | United States Postmaster General and Representative. |
| Prescott | Bush | Former United States Senator. |
| Smedley | Butler | A senior United States Marine Corps officer. |
| John C. | Calhoun | Former Vice President of the United States. |
| Msgr. John K. | Cartwright | Pastor at Immaculate Conception. |
| Lewis | Cass | Former United States Senator. |
| Carrie C. | Catt | An American women's suffrage leader. |
| Anton | Cermak | Former Mayor of Chicago. |
| Whittaker | Chambers | An American writer-editor and former communist spy. |
| William E. | Chancellor | American academic and writer. |
| Shirley | Chisholm | American politician, educator, and author. |
| Earle | Christenberry | A native of New Orleans, Louisiana and resident of River Ridge. |
| Winston | Churchill | Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. |
| Chase A. | Clark | Former Governor of Idaho. |
| Ramsay | Clark | American lawyer, activist and former federal government official. |
| Edward Y. | Clarke | The Imperial Wizard pro tempore of the Ku Klux Klan. |
| Henry | Clay | Former American senator. |
| Henry | Clay | Former American senator. |
| Roy M. | Cohn | American lawyer and Senator Joseph McCarthy's chief counsel. |
| Bainbridge | Colby | American lawyer and Woodrow Wilson's last Secretary of State. |
| Christopher | Columbus | An Italian explorer and navigator. |
| Calvin | Coolidge | 30th U.S. President. |
| John Milton | Cooper Jr. | An American historian, author, and educator. |
| Charles | Coughlin | American-Canadian priest. |
| James M. | Cox | Former U.S. representative from Ohio. |
| Minnie M. | Cox | The first African-American woman served as postmaster in U.S. |
| Dr. William L. | Crum | A Family Medicine Doctor in Meridian, ID. |
| Clarence | Darrow | An American lawyer. |
| Charles | Darwin | An English naturalist, geologist and biologist. |
| Jefferson | Davis | Former President of the Confederate States. |
| Jefferson | Davis | Former President of the Confederate States. |
| John W. | Davis | An American politician, diplomat and lawyer. |
| Charles G. | Dawes | Former Vice President of the United States. |
| Marquis | de Condorcet | A French philosopher and mathematician. |
| Eugene V. | Debs | An American socialist, political activist. Aka: Gene. |
| Lawrence | Dennis | An American diplomat, consultant and author. |
| Willis Van | Devanter | Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the U.S. |
| Samuel | Dickstein | A New York State Supreme Court Justice. |
| Martin | Dies Jr. | Former United States Representative. |
| Everett | Dirksen | Former member of the United States Senate. |
| Thomas W. | Dixon | A writer. |
| Frederick | Douglass | An American social reformer, abolitionist. |
| W.E.B. | Du Bois | An American sociologist, socialist, historian, civil rights activist. |
| John Foster | Dulles | Former United States Secretary of State. |
| Thomas G. | Dyer | Vice President for Instruction at the University of Georgia. |
| Bob | Dylan | American singer-songwriter. |
| Jubal A. | Early | A Virginia lawyer and politician. |
| Dwight D. | Eisenhower | 34th U.S. President. |
| Buford | Ellington | Former Governor of Tennessee. |
| Ralph Waldo | Emerson | An American essayist, lecturer, philosopher, and poet. |
| Hiram Wesley | Evans | An American dentist. |
| Thomas | Ewing Jr. | The first chief justice of Kansas and leading free state advocate. |
| James | Farley | One of the first Irish Catholic politicians in American history. |
| James S. | Faulkner | An English actor. |
| Rev. Walter | Fauntroy | Martin Luther's colleague. |
| John | Fiske | An American philosopher and historian. |
| F. Scott | Fitzgerald | American novelist, essayist, screenwriter, and short-story writer. |
| Ralph | Flanders | Republican U.S. Senator from the state of Vermont. |
| John T. | Flynn | An American journalist. |
| Eric | Foner | An American historian. |
| Gerald | Ford | 38th U.S. President. |
| Henry | Ford | An American industrialist and business magnate. |
| Nathan B. | Forrest | Prominent as a Confederate Army general. |
| Marshall | Frady | American journalist and author. |
| Felix | Frankfurter | Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the U.S. |
| Felix | Frankfurter | Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the U.S. |
| Klaus | Fuchs | A German theoretical physicist and atomic spy. |
| George | Gallup | An American pioneer of survey sampling techniques. |
| John Nance | Garner | Former Vice President of the United States. |
| William Lloyd | Garrison | A prominent American abolitionist, journalist, and social reformer. |
| Martha | Gellhorn | An American novelist, travel writer, and journalist. |
| Katherine F. | Gerould | An American writer and essayist. |
| Lillian | Gish | American actress. |
| Barry | Goldwater | Former American senator. |
| Samuel | Gompers | An American-British labor union leader. |
| Henry B. | Gonzalez | American Democratic politician from the U.S. state of Texas. |
| Richard N. | Goodwin | American writer. |
| Albert | Gore Sr. | Former U.S. Representative. |
| Katharine M. | Graham | American publisher. |
| Philip Leslie | Graham | An American newspaperman. |
| Madison | Grant | An American lawyer, writer, and zoologist. |
| Ulysses S. | Grant | 18th U.S. President. |
| Horace | Greeley | An American newspaper editor and publisher. |
| David Wark | Griffith | An American film director. |
| John | Gunther | An American journalist and author. |
| Herman | Gutstadt | An author. |
| David | Halberstam | American writer, journalist, and historian. |
| Alexander | Hamilton | Founding Fathers of the United States. |
| Dashiell | Hammett | American author. |
| Warren G. | Harding | 29th U.S. President. |
| Thomas | Hardwick | An American politician from the U.S. state of Georgia. |
| Thomas W. | Hardwick | American politician from the U.S. state of Georgia. |
| John Marshall | Harlan | Served as an associate justice on the U.S. Supreme Court. |
| Pat | Harrison | Former United States Senator. |
| Rutherford B. | Hayes | 19th U.S. President. |
| Arthur G. | Hays | American lawyer and general counsel of the ACLU. |
| Edward | Heath | Former Prime Minister of the United
Kingdom. |
| William Henry | Herndon | The law partner and biographer of President Abraham Lincoln. |
| Charlton | Heston | American actor and political activist. |
| Rev. Edward | Hightower | Served as pastor of the Mt. Moriah M. B. Church. |
| Adolf | Hitler | A German politician and leader of the Nazi Party. |
| Richard | Hofstadter | American historian. |
| Oliver Wendel | Holmes Jr. | Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the U.S. |
| Herbert | Hoover | 31st U.S. President. |
| Irwin Hood | Hoover | Served as the White House Chief Usher. Aka: Ike. |
| J. Edgar | Hoover | Former Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. |
| Harry | Hopkins | The 8th Secretary of Commerce and FDR's closest adviser. |
| John Jay | Hopkins | The founder and president of General Dynamics. |
| Julia Ward | Howe | An American poet and author. |
| Louis | Howe | An American reporter for the New York Herald. |
| Edwin Palmer | Hoyt | An American writer who specialized in military history. |
| Charles Evans | Hughes | Former Chief Justice of the United States. |
| Hubert | Humphrey | Former Vice President of the United States. |
| Hubert | Humphrey | Former Vice President of the United States. |
| Harold L. | Ickes | Served as United States Secretary of the Interior. |
| Andrew | Jackson | 7th U.S. President. |
| Mahalia | Jackson | American gospel singer. |
| Thomas J. | Jackson | A Confederate Gen. during the American Civil War. aka: Stonewall. |
| John | Jay | Former Governor of New York. |
| Rev. Charles | Jefferson | The pastor of the Central Congregational Church at Chelsea. |
| Thomas | Jefferson | 3rd U.S. President. |
| Andrew | Johnson | 17th U.S. President. |
| Hugh S. | Johnson | U.S. Army officer - member of the Brain Trust of F.D.R. |
| Lady Bird | Johnson | President Lyndon B. Johnson's wife. |
| Lyndon B. | Johnson | 36th U.S. President. |
| John Paul | Jones | The United States' first well-known naval commander. |
| Thomas M. | Jones | A Tax Law attorney in Chicago. |
| Barbara | Jordan | The first African American elected to the Texas Senate. |
| Vernon | Jordan | American business executive and civil rights activist in the U.S. |
| Nick | Katz | American mathematician. |
| Nicholas | Katzenbach | American lawyer served as United States Attorney General. |
| Estes | Kefauver | Former U.S. Representative. |
| David M. | Kennedy | An American historian. |
| Jacqueline | Kennedy | Former First Lady of the United States. |
| John F. | Kennedy | 35th U.S. President. |
| John F. | Kennedy | 35th U.S. President. |
| Robert F. | Kennedy | Former United States Attorney General. |
| Genghis | Khan | The first Great Khan and Emperor of the Mongol Empire. |
| Coretta S. | King | The wife of Martin Luther King Jr. |
| Martin Luther | King Jr. | African American minister and activist. |
| Martin Luther | King Sr. | Martin Luther Jr.'s father. |
| Rudyard | Kipling | An English journalist, short-story writer, poet, and novelist. |
| Walter J. | Kohler Jr. | Former Governor of Wisconsin. |
| Nick | Kotz | American journalist, author, and historian. |
| Arthur | Krock | American journalist. |
| Fritz Julius | Kuhn | The leader of the German American Bund. |
| Emma | Lazarus | American author of poetry and prose. |
| James M. | Leach | A congressman from North Carolina. |
| Robert Edward | Lee | An American Confederate general. |
| Vladimir | Lenin | Former Premier of the Soviet Union. |
| William | Leuchtenburg | The leading scholar of the life and career of Franklin D Roosevelt. |
| Sinclair | Lewis | An American novelist, short story writer and playwright. |
| Allan J. | Lichtman | An American political historian. |
| Russell | Linaka | A forestry employee for Franklin Delano Roosevelt. |
| Abraham | Lincoln | 16th U.S. President. |
| Thomas | Lincoln III | The fourth and youngest son of Abraham and Mary. Aka: Tad. |
| Charles | Lindberg | An American aviator. |
| Ronald | Lindsay | The former president and CEO of the Center for Inquiry. |
| Walter | Lippmann | An American writer, reporter and political commentator. |
| John | Locke | An English philosopher and physician. |
| Henry Cabot | Lodge | Former American senator. |
| William | Loeb Jr. | Presidential secretary to President Theodore Roosevelt . |
| William | Loeb Jr. | The Presidential secretary to President Theodore Roosevelt. |
| Huey | Long | Former Governor of Louisiana. |
| John | Long | A former prizefighter. |
| Henry W. | Longfellow | An American poet and educator. |
| Alice R. | Longworth | Theodore Roosevelt's daughter. |
| Nicolas | Longworth | Alice Roosevelt's husband. |
| Louis | Ludlow | A Democratic Indiana congressman. |
| John R. | Lynch | A Black Republican politician, writer, attorney and military officer. |
| Andrew Nelson | Lytle | An American novelist, dramatist, essayist, professor of literature. |
| Douglas | MacArthur | An American five-star general. |
| Niccolò | Machiavelli | An Italian Renaissance diplomat, philosopher and writer. |
| James | Madison | 4th U.S. President. |
| William R. | Manchester | An American author, biographer, and historian. |
| Murrey | Marder | A Washington Post reporter for 39 years. |
| George | Marshall | Former United States Secretary of State. |
| Kazuo | Masuda | A staff sergeant in the U.S. military. |
| Mary | Masuda | Kazuo's sister. |
| William G. | McAdoo | Former member of the United States Senate. |
| Joseph | McCarthy | Former American senator. |
| Joseph | McCarthy | Former American senator. |
| John W. | McCormack | Former Speaker of the United States House of Representatives. |
| John W. | McCormack | Former Speaker of the United States House Representatives. |
| Kenneth | McKellar | American politician from Tennessee. |
| William | McKinley | 25th U.S. President. |
| Wilmer | McLean | An American wholesale grocer from Virginia. |
| Rory M. | McVeigh | An American sociologist. |
| H. L. | Menchen | An American journalist, essayist. |
| Harry | Middleton | A southern American nature writer |
| Carroll | Miller | Pattangal's acquaintance. |
| Raymond | Moley | An American political economist. |
| Edmund | Moore | A politician from Ohio. |
| Henry | MorgenthauJr. | Former United States Secretary of the Treasury. |
| Cameron A. | Morrison | 55th Governor of the U.S. state of North Carolina. |
| Lucretia | Mott | A women's rights activist, abolitionist and religious reformer. |
| Bill D. | Moyers | Former White House Press Secretary. |
| Robert K. | Murray | American professor of history at the Pennsylvania State Univ. |
| Edward R. | Murrow | An American broadcast journalist and war correspondent. |
| Benito | Mussolini | Former Prime Minister of Italy. |
| Basil E. | Newton | Khan's Imperial Counsel. |
| Isaac | Newton | An English mathematician, physicist, astronomer, theologian. |
| Robert A. | Nisbet | An American sociologist, professor at the University of California. |
| E. D. | Nixon | American civil rights leader. |
| Richard | Nixon | 37th U.S. President. |
| David | Oshinsky | American historian. |
| Thomas | Paine | An English-born American political activist. |
| A. Mitchell | Palmer | United States Attorney General. |
| Emmeline | Pankhurst | A British political activist. |
| Rosa | Parks | American activist in the civil rights movement . |
| William R. | Pattangal | A Maine politician. |
| James T. | Patterson | An American historian. |
| John | Patterson | Former Governor of Alabama. |
| Alice | Paul | An American suffragist, feminist, and women's rights activist. |
| Endicott | Peabody | Former Governor of Massachusetts. |
| James Louis | Petigru | An American lawyer, politician, and jurist. |
| Wendell | Phillips | An American abolitionist, advocate for Native Americans. |
| Mrs. C. Helen | Plane | A charter member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. |
| Edward Alfred | Pollard | An American author active as a journalist in Virginia. |
| Edward Alfred | Pollard | American author active as a journalist in Virginia. |
| Henry H. | Proctor | A noted author and lecturer. |
| David | Quixano | A Jewish immigrant came to the United States. |
| A. Philip | Randolph | An American labor unionist, civil rights activist. |
| A. Philip | Randolph | American labor unionist, civil rights activist, and socialist politician. |
| Edmund | Randolph | The seventh Governor of Virginia. |
| Sam | Rayburn | Former Speaker of the United States House of Representatives. |
| Ronald | Reagan | 40th U.S. President. |
| George | Reedy | Former White House Press Secretary. |
| Jacob | Riis | An American-Danish journalist. |
| John P. | Roche | President Johnson's adviser. |
| Edith | Roosevelt | Theodore Roosevelt's wife. |
| Franklin D. | Roosevelt | 32nd U.S. President. Aka: FDR. |
| Martha B. | Roosevelt | Theodore Roosevelt's mother. |
| Sara | Roosevelt | Franklin Roosevelt's mother. |
| Theodore | Roosevelt | 26th U.S. President. Aka: Teddy or TR. |
| Elihu | Root | Former Secretary of State under President Theodore Roosevelt. |
| Ethel | Rosenberg | Julius' wife also convicted of spying on behalf of the Soviet Union. |
| Julius | Rosenberg | American citizen convicted of spying on behalf of the Soviet Union. |
| Samuel | Rosenman | Former White House Counsel. |
| Edward A. | Ross | A progressive American sociologist. |
| Richard H. | Rovere | An American political journalist. |
| James H. | Rowe | American lawyer. |
| William A. | Rusher | American lawyer, author, and conservative syndicated columnist. |
| Richard | Russell Jr. | Former member of the United States Senate. |
| Lucy Mercer | Rutherford | An American woman who was known for her affair to Pres. FDR. |
| Jared Y. | Sanders | Former Governor of Louisiana. |
| Terry | Sanford | Former Governor of North Carolina. |
| G. David | Schine | The central figure in the Army-McCarthy hearings. |
| Arthur M. | Schlesinger Jr. | An American historian, social critic, and public intellectual. |
| Arthur M. | Schlesinger Sr. | An American historian. |
| Dred | Scott | An enslaved African American man in the United States. |
| William H. | Seward | Former United States Secretary of State. |
| George Bernard | Shaw | An Irish playwright, critic, polemicist and political activist. |
| John | Sherman | Former Secretary of State. |
| William T. | Sherman | An American soldier. |
| Robert E. | Sherwood | An American playwright and a screenwriter. |
| Robert E. | Sherwood | An American playwright and screenwriter. |
| William L. | Shirer | An American journalist. |
| William L. | Shirer | American journalist and war correspondent. |
| Hugh | Sidey | American journalist. |
| Algernon | Sidney | An English politician. |
| William J. | Simmons | American coronel and preacher. |
| Ganesh | Sitaraman | An American legal scholar. |
| Adam | Smith | A Scottish economist, philosopher, and author. |
| Gerald L. K. | Smith | American clergyman and populist political organizer. |
| Gerald L.K. | Smith | An American clergyman and populist political organizer. |
| Margaret C. | Smith | Former member of the U.S. Senate. |
| Alfred E. | Smith | Former Governor of New York. |
| Theodore C. | Sorenson | President Kennedy's counsel and speechwriter. |
| Herbert | Spencer | An English philosopher, biologist, anthropologist, and sociologist. |
| J. Hector | St. John | A French-American writer. |
| Elizabeth | Stanton | An American suffragist, social activist, abolitionist. |
| John C. | Stennis | Former American senator. |
| Alexander H. | Stephens | American politician served as the VP of the Confederate States. |
| David C. | Stephenson | A convicted murderer and rapist. Aka: Steve. |
| Thaddeus | Stevens | Former United States Representative. |
| Adlai | Stevenson II | Former Governor of Illinois. |
| Potter | Stewart | Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the U.S. |
| Joseph W. | Stilwell | A World War II army officer. |
| Henry L. | Stimson | Former Secretary of State. |
| T. Lothrop | Stoddard | American supremacist historian, journalist, and political scientist. |
| Oscar | Straus | Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce and Labor. |
| Margaret | Sukley | Franklin Roosevelt's cousin. Aka: Daisy. |
| Charles | Sumner | Former United States Senator. |
| Raymond G. | Swing | An American print and broadcast journalist. |
| Robert A. | Taft | Former United States Senator. |
| William H. | Taft | 27th U.S. President. |
| William H. | Taft | 27th U.S. President. |
| Ida | Tarbell | An American writer, investigative journalist, and biographer. |
| Norman | Thomas | An American Presbyterian minister. |
| Henry David | Thoreau | An American essayist, poet, and philosopher. |
| Strom | Thurmond | Former United States Senator. |
| Samuel J. | Tilden | Former Governor of New York. |
| Benjamin | Tillman | An American politician of the Democratic Party. |
| Anthony | Trollope | An English novelist and civil servant of the Victorian era. |
| Leon | Trotsky | Russian revolutionary, political theorist and politician. |
| William M. | Trotter | A newspaper editor. |
| Harry S. | Truman | 33rd U.S. President. |
| Donald | Trump | 45th U.S. President. |
| Sojourner | Truth | An American abolitionist and women's rights activist. |
| Rexford | Tugwell | An economist who became FDR's adviser. |
| Anne Robert | Turgot | A French economist and statesman. |
| Mary Elizabeth | Tyler | An Atlanta public-relations professional . Aka: Bessie. |
| James K. | Vardaman | An American politician from the U.S state of Mississippi. |
| Oswald G. | Villard | An American journalist and editor of the New York Evening Post. |
| Benjamin F. | Wade | Former United States Senator. |
| Richard | Wagner | A German composer, theatre director, polemicist, and conductor. |
| Clifford | Walker | An American attorney and politician from Georgia. |
| George | Wallace | Former Governor of Alabama. |
| Henry A. | Wallace | Former U.S. Vice President. |
| Jerry L. | Wallace | A Coolidge scholar. |
| Earl | Warren | Former Governor of California. |
| Earl | Warren | Former Governor of California. |
| Robert Penn | Warren | An American poet, novelist, and literary critic. |
| Robert Penn | Warren | American poet, novelist, and literary critic. |
| Booker T. | Washington | An American educator, author, and adviser to multiple presidents. |
| George | Washington | 1st U.S. President. |
| Edwin | Watson | Franklin Roosevelt's aide. |
| Marvin | Watson | President Johnson's aide. |
| Daniel | Webster | Former Secretary of State. |
| Gerhard L. | Weinberg | An American military historian. |
| Joseph N. | Welch | American lawyer served as the chief counsel for the U.S. Army. |
| Robert | Welch Jr. | An American businessman and political organizer. |
| Orson | Welles | An American actor, director, writer and producer. |
| H.G. | Wells | An English writer. |
| Charles L. | Weltner | American jurist and politician. |
| Nathanael | West | An American author and screenwriter. |
| Shagpoke | Whipple | A former banker. |
| Walter | White | An African-American civil rights activist who led the NAACP. |
| William Allen | White | An American newspaper editor. |
| Walker | Whiteside | An American actor who had played Hamlet, Othello, King Lear. |
| Roy | Wilkins | A prominent activist in the Civil Rights Movement in the U.S. |
| Elbert | Williams | One of the founding members of the NAACP - Haywood Branch. |
| Helen | Williams | An employee at the vice president's office of U.S. |
| Hosea | Williams | American civil rights leader. |
| T. Harry | Williams | An American historian. |
| Wendell | Willkie | An American lawyer. |
| Garry | Wills | An American author, journalist, and historian. |
| James | Wilson | A patriot leader during the American Revolution. |
| Woodrow | Wilson | 28th U.S. President. |
| John | Winthrop | The leading figures in founding the Massachusetts Bay Colony. |
| Comer Vann | Woodward | A Pulitzer-prize winning American historian. |
| Richard | Wright | American author of novels, short stories, poems, and non-fiction. |
| Whitney | Young | American civil rights leader. |
| Giuseppe | Zangara | Italian immigrant and naturalized United States citizen. Aka: Joe. |
| Israel | Zangwill | A British author. |
| Frank Paul | Zeidler | An American politician and mayor of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. |
| Abigail | | John Adams' wife. |
| Anna | | Franklin Roosevelt's daughter. |
| Aristotle | | A Greek philosopher and polymath. |
| Cicero | | Roman statesman. |
| Eleanor | | Franklin Roosevelt's wife. |
| Elizabeth I | | Queen of England. |
| Elizabeth II | | The Queen of the United Kingdom. |
| Ellen | | Woodrow Wilson's wife. |
| Euripides | | One of the three ancient Greek tragedians. |
| Florence | | Harding's wife. |
| Gene | | Helen William's husband. |
| Hesiod | | An ancient Greek poet. |
| James | | Franklin D. Roosevelt's son. |
| John Maynard | Keynes | British economist. |
| Plato | | An Athenian philosopher. |
| Willie | | Angelou's uncle. |
| Xenophanes | | A Greek philosopher, theologian, poet, social and religious critic. |
| Xerxes I | | The fourth King of Kings of the Achaemenid Empire. |
| Yolanda | | Martin Luther's daughter. |
