The Grand Republican
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| Name | Notes | |
| John | Adams | Statesman, diplomat, second president of U.S. |
| Samuel | Adams | Statesman, founder Sons of Liberty |
| Abigail | Adams | Patriot. Wife and confidante of John Adams |
| John Quincy | Adams | Diplomat, sixth president of U.S. |
| Ethan | Allen | Soldier, politician, writer, siezed Ft Ticonderoga |
| Altakullakulla | Cherokee chief, neutral | |
| John | Andre | British spy, hanged |
| Charles | Armand | American officer in south |
| Benedict | Arnold | American general and traitor |
| John | Ashe | American officer in south |
| Crispus | Attucks | Boston Massacre victim |
| Hendrick | Aupaumut | Mahican leader on American side |
| John | Baily | American officer at Saratoga |
| Glbert | Barkley | British spy in Philadelphia |
| Augustin Caron de | Beaumarchais | French supply contact |
| Nicholas | Biddle | American naval officer |
| Richard | Bland | VA congressional delegate |
| Colonel | Boyd | NC tory |
| Joseph | Brandt | Mohawk war chief who supported British |
| Morgan | Bryan | NC tory officer |
| John | Burgoyne | British general, surrendered at Saratoga |
| Aaron | Burr | American officer at Quebec |
| David | Bushnell | Inventor of submarine, The Turtle |
| John | Buttrick | Am. officer order men to return fire at Concord |
| John | Cadwalader | American officer at Princeton |
| William | Campbell | Royal Governor of SC |
| Archibald | Campbell | British officer in south |
| Sir Guy | Carleton | Bristish commander of Canada |
| Earl of | Carlisle | British peace commissioner |
| Patrick | Carr | Boston Massacre victim |
| Charles | Carroll | Maryland planter, politician, businessman |
| Colonel de | Castine | French officer |
| Richard | Caswell | American officer in south |
| Colonel | Caval | French officer |
| Benjamin | Church | Political leader |
| George Rogers | Clark | American frontier fighter |
| George Rogers | Clark | American general in west |
| George | Clinton | Governor of NY, vice-president U.S. |
| Sir Henry | Clinton | British commander in chief, replaced Howe |
| Thomas | Conway | Of cabal fame |
| Thadeus | Cook | American officer at Saratoga |
| John Singleton | Copley | American painter |
| Cornstalk | Shawnee chief killed in captivity | |
| Charles | Cornwallis | British general surrendered at Yorktown |
| Phillip van | Cortlandt | American officer at Saratoga |
| William | Crawford | American officer in west killed in battle |
| John Harris | Cruger | Tory commander at 96 |
| John | Cunningham | American officer at Cowpens |
| Colonel | d'Audenchamp | French officer |
| William | Dawes | Second midnight rider |
| Silas | Deane | American statesman |
| Henry | Dearborn | American officer at Saratoga |
| Baron | DeKalb | American officer mortally wounded at Camden |
| Oliver | DeLancey | Tory general |
| Colonel de | Deux Ponts | French officer |
| Philemon | Dickinson | American officer |
| John | Dickinson | Politician, author of Letters from a Farmer |
| Carl von | Dunop | Hessian officer |
| William | Eden | British peace commissioner |
| Comte de | Estaing | French naval commander |
| Patrick | Ferguson | Loyalist officer killed at Kings Mt. |
| Roche de | Fermoy | American general |
| Benjamin | Franklin | Statesman, printer, scientist, author, diplomat |
| Simon | Fraser | British officer |
| Philip | Freneau | American revolutionary poet |
| Christopher | Gadsden | SC congressional delegate |
| Thomas | Gage | British general, evacuated Boston, Howe replaces |
| Major | Gardiner | British officer |
| Horatio | Gates | American general, victor at Saratoga |
| King | George III | King of England |
| Lord George | Germain | British colonial secretary of state |
| Joseph Lewis | Gill | Abenaki chief who switched to British |
| Mordecai | Gist | American officer in south |
| John | Glover | MA fisherman, helped at Brooklyn & Trenton |
| James | Grant | British officer at Bunker Hill |
| Comte de | Grasse | French naval commander at Yorktown |
| Nathaniel | Greene | Youngest American general |
| Charles | Grey | British officer |
| Timothy | Griffin | American drunk shot for encouraging mutiny |
| Nathan | Hale | "I regret I have but one life for my country" |
| Nathan | Hale | American officer at Saratoga |
| Alexander | Hamilton | Aide to Washington, Sec of Treasury, Federalist |
| Henry | Hamilton | British Indian agent |
| John | Hancock | President of Continental Congress, Gov. of MA |
| Edward | Hand | American general in west |
| William | Harcourt | British colonel who caputer General Lee |
| Benjamin | Harrison | VA congressional delegate |
| Philip van | Heister | Hessian officer at Brooklyn |
| Patrick | Henry | VA statesman, "Give me liberty or give me death" |
| Nicholas | Herkimer | American general, died defending Oriskany |
| Sir George | Hood | British naval commander |
| Stephen | Hopkins | RI Quaker, congressional delegate |
| Mingo | Houma | Chickasaw war chief |
| John | Howard | American officer at Cowpens |
| Sir William | Howe | Commander in chief of British army in N. America |
| Robert | Howe | American southern commander |
| Richard | Howe | Commander in chief of British navy in N. America |
| Issac | Huger | American officer at Charleston |
| Hutchinson | Salem officer assisted with Brooklyn evacuation | |
| Thomas | Hutchinson | British governor of Massachusetts |
| Henry | Jackson | American officer at Saratoga |
| John | Jay | Jurist, diplomat and president of Cont. Congress |
| Thomas | Jefferson | Author of Dec. of Independence, 3rd U.S. president |
| George | Johnstone | British peace commissioner |
| John Paul | Jones | U.S. naval commander |
| Thomas | Knowlton | American officer at Harlem Heights |
| Henry | Knox | Bookseller, American general, secretary of war |
| Wilhelm von | Knyphausen | Hessian general |
| Thaddeus | Kosciuszko | Polish soldier and engineer |
| Marque de | Lafayette | American military commander |
| Jonathan | Lattiner | American officer at Saratoga |
| Henry | Laurens | Captive American diplomat |
| John | Laurens | American officer killed in battle |
| Ebennezer | Learned | American officer at Saratoga |
| Charles | Lee | British born controversial American general |
| Henry | Lee | American cavalry officer |
| General | Leslie | British general |
| Benjamin | Lincoln | American southern commander |
| Henry | Livingston | American officer at Saratoga |
| James | Livingston | American officer at Saratoga |
| Robert | Livingston | American statesman |
| King | Louis XVI | King of France |
| Thomas | Lynch | SC congressional delegate |
| Allan | Macdonald | NC loyalist |
| Allan | Maclean | British officer at Quebec |
| James | Madison | Statesman, fourth president of U.S. |
| Robert | Magaw | American officer at Ft. Washington |
| Francis | Marion | Militia commander known as the swamp fox |
| John | Marshall | Chief Justice, Supreme Court |
| Paya | Mataba | Chickasaw war chief |
| William | Maxwell | American officer |
| James | McCall | American officer at Cowpens |
| Jane | McCrea | Tory victim became patriot martyr |
| Donald | McDonald | NC loyalist |
| Charles | McDowell | American officer at Cowpens |
| Allen | McLean | American officer |
| Henry | Middleton | SC congressional delegate |
| Thomas | Mifflin | Washington aide |
| James | Monroe | Fifth president of U.S. |
| Richard | Montgomery | American general killed at Quebec |
| James | Moore | NC officer |
| Daniel | Morgan | Frontiersman, American general |
| Gouverneur | Morris | Lawyer and diplomat |
| Robert | Morris | Merchant and financier |
| Issac | Motte | American officer at Charleston |
| William | Moultrie | American officer at Charleston |
| John | Murray | Royal Governor of VA |
| Abraham | Nimham | Mahican leader on American side |
| John | Nixon | American officer at Saratoga |
| Lord | North | British statesman |
| General | O'Hara | Tendered Cownwallis sword at Yorktown |
| Oconostota | Cherokee chief, neutral | |
| James | Otis | American statesman |
| Thomas | Paine | Author of Commonsense |
| John | Parker | Minuteman captain killed at Lexington |
| Peter | Parker | British Admiral at Charleston |
| John | Patterson | American officer at Saratoga |
| Charles Wilson | Peale | American painter |
| Edmund | Pendleton | VA congressional delegate |
| Good | Peter | Oneida chief |
| Arent S. De | Peyster | British commander at Detroit |
| William | Phillips | British officer |
| Andrew | Pickens | SC militia officer |
| Charles C | Pickney | American officer at Charleston |
| John | Pitcairn | British officer killed at Bunker Hill |
| William | Pitt | British statesman |
| Colonel de | Pondeux | French officer |
| Enoch | Poor | American general |
| James | Potter | American officer |
| Eugenio | Pourre | Spanish officer in west |
| William | Prescott | American officer at Bunker Hill |
| Augustin | Prevost | British general |
| Casimir | Pulaski | Polish general |
| Israel | Putnam | American general |
| Rufus | Putnum | American chief engineer |
| Johann | Rall | Hessian commander killed at Trenton |
| Peyton | Randolph | VA congressional delegate |
| Francis | Rawdon | British officer in south |
| Paul | Revere | Silversmith, midnight ride alerts against British |
| Baron | Riedesel | Hessian officer |
| Owen | Roberts | American officer at Charleston |
| Jean Baptiste | Rochambeau | French general at Yorktown |
| Sir George | Rodney | Prominent British admiral |
| Robert | Rogers | French & Indian War here, loyalist |
| Betsy | Ross | Seamstress, alleged to have created the U.S. flag |
| Colonel de | Rostany | French officer |
| Benajamin | Rush | Physician, writer |
| Griffith | Rutherford | American officer in south |
| John | Rutledge | South Carolina lawyer and governor |
| Edward | Rutledge | South Carolina lawyer and governor |
| Alexander | Scammell | American officer at Saratoga |
| Philip | Schuyler | General, slowed British advance south to Albany |
| John | Shee | American officer at Ft. Washington |
| Roger | Sherman | CT shoemaker, congressional delegate |
| Peggy | Shippen | Wife of Benedict Arnold |
| William | Smallwood | American officer |
| Francis | Smith | British officer at Lexington and Concord |
| Joseph | Spencer | American officer at White Plains |
| Arthur | St. Clair | American general |
| Colonel de | St. Maime | French officer |
| John | Stark | New Hampshire officer at Bennington |
| Baron von | Steuben | Prussian general, trained American troops |
| Edward | Stevens | American officer in south |
| Gilbert | Stuart | American painter |
| John | Sullivan | General, lawyer, governor of New Hampshire |
| Jethro | Sumner | American officer in south |
| Thomas | Sumter | American officer in souther campaign |
| Swashan | Abenaki chief who supported Americans | |
| Benjamin | Tallmadge | American officer |
| Banastre | Tareleton | Infamous British calvary colonel |
| Captain | Tate | American officer at Cowpens |
| William | Thompson | American officer at Charleston |
| Tench | Tilghman | Rode to Philadelphia to report Yorktown win |
| Captain | Triplett | American officer at Cowpens |
| John | Trumbull | American painter |
| Comte de | Vergennes | French minister, supply conduit to America |
| Artemas | Ward | American general |
| Seth | Warner | American officer, Battle of Bennington |
| Mercy | Warren | American patriot |
| Joseph | Warren | American commander died at Bunker Hill |
| George | Washington | American commander, first president of U.S. |
| William | Washington | American colonel |
| Martha | Washington | Wife of George Washington |
| Anthony | Wayne | American soldier |
| James | Webster | British officer in south |
| Benjamin | West | American painter |
| Phillis | Wheatley | Slave, internationally known poet |
| Otho | Williams | American adjunct general |
| Andrew | Williamson | American officer in south |
| James | Wilson | American officer at Saratoga |
