| Alexander Gardener | Photographer, famous for his portrait of Abraham Lincoln |
| Allan Pinkerton | Founder of the World famous "Pinkeron Detective Agency" "The eye that Never Sleeps |
| Andrew Carnegie | Rags to Richies |
| David Ireland | Captain 79th NY Infantry, Lt Col 137th NY Volunteers |
| David Ritchie | A young seaman from Montrose |
| Gabriel Cueto | A Reporter from the Edinburgh Herald |
| James Gordon Bennett | Prominent Newspaper publisher, widely recognised as the pioneer of American popular journalism |
| William Latimer Duff | Son of a Minister from Elgin, in Morayshire |
| John Fraser | Born on the Black Isle, a small village called Cromarty |
| John Ferguson | Known as "The Squire of Iberia" |
| John MacArthur | The Chicago Highland Guards |
| Peter Wilson | 14th Iowa Infantry |
| Roderick Cameron | 79th New York Infantry, The Highlanders |
| William Harkness | "The Stargazer", volunteered as a surgeon in the 2nd Manassas |
| William Wallace | Founder of the Bible Company, Co. C 125th Pennsylvania Infantry |
| Daniel Craig McCallum | Military Director and Superintendant of Railways |
| Andrew Davidson | Medal of Honor Winner, 30th US Colored Troops |
| Robert Hutchieson Powrie | Musician and Talented Sculptor |
| The Swinton Brothers | Contempories of James Gordon Bennett |
| George Henry MacKenzie | Chess Master,resigned his commission in the British Army, he moved to America in 1863 |
| James Dunns' Story | This was sent to me a few years ago by Susan Skomal, she ask me not to publish until she had done so herself. Because of the size it is in PDF Format |
| Marian MacKenzie | A Spy called "Harry" enlisted as a private and was arrested and found to be a woman |
