| LAST NAME | FIRST NAME | PAGE | NOTES |
| ANDERSON | John | 93, 95 | stayed with a friend near Lake Emily, festered leg |
| ANDREASON | Peter | 14 | wrote news items |
| ANDREW | James | 119 | logging superintendent |
| BANKS | Carl | 165 | blueberry picking amusing story |
| BARNUM | Bob | 110 | deputy sheriff |
| BASANESE | Marsilio | 103 | tells about winemaking |
| BENANNE | Anna | 11 | teacher |
| BENNET | Peg Leg | 93 | stayed with a friend near Lake Emily |
| BOYINGTON | Andy | 12 to 13 | Iron River Hotel owner |
| BROSSO | Johnny | 167 | janitor at Iron River High School |
| BRZOZNOWSKI | Thomas | 17 | walked from Chicago to Gibbs City |
| BRZOZNOWSKI | Felix | 18 | farmer and worked in woods |
| BURT | Florence | 12 | teacher |
| CALLIARI | (Colliari) | 72 | Hotel in Palatka |
| CAMPBELL | Beatrice | 87 | in contest selling newspaper subscriptions |
| CHRISTENSEN | Alma | 11 | playmate of Amie Nash Olsen |
| COFFIN | Dan | 12 to 13 | dog named Myrt |
| CONNELLY | Pigface | 81 | saloonkeeper in Elmwood |
| COOK | Jay J. | 104 | original owner of Central Drugs |
| DENNISON | Alec "Black Alec" | 74, 87 to 92 | sold moonshine, "original hippie" |
| DJUPE | Bert | 64 | from Stambaugh |
| DJUPE | Bertle | 137 | husband of teacher |
| DOOLEY | Mickey | 79 | wrestler |
| FARRINGTON | John | 105 | friend of attorney Martin McDonough |
| FLANIGAN | John | 36 | owner of sheep ranch |
| FLANNIGAN | Judge | 92 | circuit judge |
| FLANNIGAN | Judge | 110 | Circuit Court Judge |
| GARDNER | Andy | 50 | teamster killed in logging camp fire |
| GIOVANELLI | Dominic | 103 | tells about Rum Rebellion |
| GONAVIN | Peter "Donny" | 51 | teamster from logging camp |
| GREENLUND | Oscar | 105 | friend of attorney Martin McDonough |
| HAASE | Charles "Barefoot Charlie" | 74, 84 to 87 | mail carrier barefoot even in winter |
| HALL | Sid | 156 | liked hunting |
| HANSON | Johnny | 93 to 94 | had Ford |
| HARRIS | Captain | 63 to 64 | mining captain |
| HARRIS | Jennie | 63 | wife of Captain, mother of 10 children |
| HENDRICKSON | Toby | 100 | tells about Rum Rebellion |
| HOAR | Walter | 67, 86 | worked at J & L Mine in Mineral Hills, prankster |
| JACOBS | J. N. | 18 | came to U.S. from Lebanon |
| JOHNSON | Gus | 79 | strong man killed by dynamite blast |
| JOHNSON | Iver | 79 | blinded by dynamite blast |
| JOHNSON | Albert | 81 | owned coffee shop by Cook's Run |
| JOHNSON | Emil | 94 | lived near Chicagoan Mine |
| JOHNSON | Gordon | 103 | houseboy for attorney Martin McDonough |
| JOHNSON | Peter | 145 | hunted deeer for food for winter |
| JOHNSON | Signe | 145 | daughter of Peter |
| JOHNSON | Mannie | 145 | son of Peter |
| KINNEY | Aaron | 31 | ice business |
| KINNEY | Oliver | 128 | ice business |
| KINNEY | Walter | 128 | ice business |
| KINNEY | Willard | 31 | ice business partner |
| LENHART | Father | 101 | wine in basement diluted with water |
| LITHEN | Emil | 94 | visited Emil Johnson |
| LONGHURST | Harold | 140 | teacher |
| LOTT | Ed | 100 | owned a team of horses |
| MANDE | Bill | 105 | friend of attorney Martin McDonough |
| McDONOUGH | Martin | 99 to 101 | prosecuting attorney involved in Rum Rebellion |
| McGRAW | Mike | 105 | trapper |
| MOSES | Bill | 14 | teacher |
| NASH | A. C. | 11 | had cabbage patch, cigar maker |
| NICHOLSON | Victor | 92 to 93 | moved to Bates 1913 age 10 |
| OLSEN | Amie Nash | 9 to 14 | Nash District homesteader |
| PARKINS | Marvin | 168 | blueberry picking amusing story |
| PATTERSON | Anne | 84 | stood up to looters |
| PETERSON | Jens | 11 | had strawberry patch |
| PIGEON | Louie | 155 | hit bear over head with axe |
| PLOURDE | Baptiste | 75 to 76 | one of two strongest men in town |
| PLOURDE | Ben | 75 to 79 | another strong man around Iron River |
| PLOURDE | Fred | 75 to 78 | logger |
| PLOURDE | Ben | 122 | logger |
| POSSANZA | Frank | 102 | delivery boy |
| PRUDHOMME | Armand | 118 | woodsworker during Depression |
| PURGATORI | Gus | 102 | butcher |
| RATAGICK | Ben | 102 | drove horse team |
| RAYMOND | Clifford | 75 | one of two strongest men in town |
| SCALCUCCI | Steve | 102 | involved in Rum Rebellion |
| SENSIBA | Ed | 110 | County Sheriff |
| SHAPODOCK | John | 21 | Chief of Potawattomi tribe |
| SILVERTHORN | Albert | 75 | picked up a model A out of ditch single-handedly |
| SINGLER | John | 98 | dray hired to haul confiscated liquor |
| SKY | Bert | 37 | Indian caretaker of Chicaugon Lake burial grounds |
| SLEEMAN | Captain | 67 | mining captain at J & L Mine in Mineral Hills |
| URBAN | Harry | 110 | Deputy Sheriff |
| WAFFEN | August | 110 | prosecuting attorney involved in Rum Rebellion |
| WEBBER | Andrew | 39 | saloon owner |
| WHEELER | Howard | 101 | deputy sheriff |
| WHEELER | Howard | 110 | Deputy Sheriff |
| WILLIAMS | Lloyd | 140 | student |
