LIST OF INDIVIDUALS (A-Z)
(Links go to related escapes)
Please note that these 60 individuals below were identified in contemporary news reports and other historical documents as being involved in underground efforts to assist freedom seekers from Missouri. For the wartime period, these figures also include Union army officers identified as shielding freedom seekers from loyal enslavers. Further research is required to fully verify the identities of these various figures (especially the members of the antebellum Underground Railroad network) and the extent of their actual involvement in supporting escapes from slavery.
- John Barriday
- Barnett Berryman
- Isaac Breckinridge
- John Brown
- Julia (or Judah) Burrows
- E. W. Chamberlin
- Murray Cheney
- Wilbur Clough
- John Comer
- Richardson Culpepper
- Charles Doy
- Dr. John Doy
- John Doyle (or Irish John)
- Dr. Richard Eels
- Chaplain Reeder Fish (4th Kansas)
- Chaplain Hugh Dunn Fisher (5th Kansas)
- Elihu Frazier
- Thomas Clarkson Frazier
- Harper
- Wilson Hays
- Ben Horne
- John Hossack
- Jameson Jenkins
- William Johnson
- Charles Johnson
- Franklin Johnson
- John Johnson
- Claudius B. King
- Hervey King
- Gen. Jim Lane
- William Lee
- Henderson Lewelling
- Richard Liggon
- Theodore Massey
- Mary Meachum
- Chaplain H.H. Moore (3d Kansas)
- Francis Moss
- Capt. Bathasar Mundwiller (4th Missouri)
- Elihu Palmer
- John H. Pickering
- Allan Pinkerton
- Jireh Platt
- Charlotta Pyles
- Perley Silleway
- Charles Smith
- William Smith
- Isaac Snedeker
- William T. Snell (Union recruiting officer)
- Nat Stone
- James Stout
- Dr. Joseph Stout
- Aaron Street, Jr.
- General William K. Strong (overrode US commissioner)
- Abraham Thompson
- Paul Way
- Bill Williams