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A Alexander, captain, Royal Engineers regiment Alexandre, emperor of Russia Alibert, Louis XVIII's physician Andréossi, general, French emissary  Antommarchi, François, Napoleon's physician Archambault, Achille and Joseph, in charge of the stables at Longwood  Arnott, Archibald, chief surgeon at the 20th régiment 
B  Balcombe, William, and his daughter, Betsy Bale, ship captain Balmain, Alexandre Antonovitch, Russian envoy at St. Helena Baring, Alexandre, banker in London Barnes, lieutenant, secretary of governor Middlemore Barrow, secretary at the Admiralty Barthélémy, Auguste Marseille, French poet  Bathurst, Henry, British minister, in charge of the custody of Napoleon Bathurst, Seymour, son of Lord Bathurst Bathurst, William, son of Lord Bathurst  Baxter, Alexander, principal medical officer at St. Helena Berry, duc de, son of the future king Charles X Berthollet, French chemist  Bertrand, Henri-Gratien, grand marshal, his wife Fanny, and their children Napoleon, Hortense, Henri and Arthur Bingham, George, general in charge of the troops at St. Helena Birnie, Richard, judge in London Blackeney, captain, liaison officer at Longwood Blücher, chief commander of the Prussian forces Bonaparte, Elisa, Napoleon's sister Bonaparte, Jerome, Napoleon's brother Bonaparte, Joseph, Napoleon's brother Bonaparte, Laetizia, Napoleon's mother, so-called « Madame Mère » Bonaparte, Lucien, Napoleon's brother Bonaparte, Pauline, princesse Borghese, Napoleon's sister Boigne, French comtess Boissy-d’Anglas, French emissary Boorman, George, plumber at St. Helena Bouges, Etienne, servant for the Bertrand household  Boys, reverend at St. Helena Brulé, Joséphine, servant in Longwood Brune, marshall of the Empire Bunbury, Henry, under-secretary at Bathurst's office Buonavita, Antonio, priest at Longwood  Burton, Francis, medical officer at the 66th regiment Byron, George Gordon, British poet
C Caffarelli, French comtess Cannon, Thomas, private, and his son, James Castlereagh, British ministry of Foreign Affairs Chandelier, Jacques, cook at Longwood Charner, ship captain Chateaubriand, French writer, minister under Louis XVIII's reign Cipriani, Francheschi, butler at Longwood Clavering, Lady, British noblewoman, of French origin  Cockburn, George, admiral, in charge of the Navy at St. Helena Colonna, Simon, stewart for Madame Mere in Rome Coquereau, Felix, priest Corvisart, chief medical officer during the Empire Coursot, Jacques, butler at Longwood Creevey, Thomas, British politician Croad, Fred, lieutenant at the 66th regiment, then at the 20th regiment Crokat, William, captain at the 20th regiment, liaison officer at Longwood Croker, John Wilson, secretary at the Admiralty
D Dacre, ship captain Darling, Andrew, responsible for the warehouses at St. Helena Darroch, Duncan, enseign at the 20th regiment Decazes, French prime minister under Louis XVIII Denon, Vivant, French scientist Dessolles, minister under Louis XVIII Dias, Eleanor, slave, servant at Longwood Dillon, Arthur, French general, father of Fanny Bertrand Doveton, William, member of St. Helena Council Drouot, general during the Empire
E Elliott, John, naval secretary for admiral Plampin Emery, French surgeon during the Elba exile Emmett, Anthony, from the Corps of Royal Engineers Eugène, son of Josephine de Beauharnais, adopted by Napoleon
F Fesch, cardinal, Napoleon's uncle  Finlaison, John, secretary at the Admiralty Fitz-James, duc, from Fanny Bertrand's family Flaugergues, French emissary Fleury de Chaboulon, chambellan of the Empire Forsyth, William, British historian, Hudson Lowe's apologist Fouché, police minister under Napoleon, then under Louis XVIII Foureau de Beauregard, Napoleon's physician at Elba Fox, Charles James, British politician, from the Whigs party François, emperor of Austria, and Napoleon's father-in-law
G Gatti, pharmacist at Elba Gentilini, Angelo, servant at Longwood Georges IV, king, ex prince regent during the « madness » of his father, the king Georges III Glover, John, naval secretary for the admiral Cockburn Gooch, Robert, physician for the Lowe family in London  Gorrequer, Gideon, major, acting secretary for Hudson Lowe Gors, captain, secretary of Montchenu Goulburn, Henry, under-secretary at Bathurst's office  Gourgaud, Gaspard, general, first aide-de-camp of Napoleon Graff, Guillaume, and his wife Adèle, servants at the Bertrand's Graves, Robert, physician, Francis Burton's family Greatly, Thomas, captain, liaison officer at the Briars Grey, ship captain Grimshaw, William, american historian Guillard, Rémy-Julien, naval surgeon Guizot, François, French ambassador in the UK
H Hall, ship captain Hall, James, physician Hall, Mary, maid for Bertrand's children, married Saint-Denis at St. Helena Hamilton, ship captain Hamilton, Lady Emma, mistress of admiral Nelson Harrison, Charles, major Henley, British valet for count Montholon  Henry, Walter, surgeon at the 66th regiment Héreau, J., previous surgeon for Madame Mere Heyman, Bernard, secretary of grand-marshall Bertrand Hobhouse, John Cam, Lord Broughton, British politician from the Whig party  Hodson, major, St. Helena regiment, nicknames "Hercules" by Napoleon Holland, Lord, British politician from the Whig party, and his wife, Lady Holland Holmes, William, financial agent in London Home, George, naval officer Hook, Theodore, British writer Hortense, adoptive daughter of Napoleon, wife of Louis Bonaparte, mother of the future Napoleon III Hotham, British admiral Howe de Lancey, William, Lady Lowe's brother Hugo, Victor, French writer
I  Ibbetson, Denzil, bursar
J Jackson, Basil, lieutenant, from Hudson Lowe's staff Janisch, William, and his son, Hudson Ralph Johnson, ship captain Johnson, Charlotte and Susanna, Lady Lowe's daughters, from her first husband Johnson, William, Lady Lowe's first husband, died in the war Joinville, prince, son of king Louis-Philippe Joséphine, Napoleon's first wife
K Keating, colonel Keith, admiral Kielmannsegge, German countess Knipe, Charlotte, so-called "Rose-bud"
L La Besnardière, French emissary Lafayette, general and French politician, hostile to the Empire Lafitte, banker in Paris Lallemand, general during the Empire Lamarque, general during the Empire Lamb, ship captain Lambert, Robert, admiral, in charge of the Navy at St. Helena  Las Cases, Emmanuel de, chambellan, and his son, Emmanuel Pons Lasteyrie, publisher in Paris Lennox, Lady Georgina Bathurst, wife of Lord Bathurst Lepage, Michel, cook at Longwood, and his wife, "Jeannette", assistant Leroux, plumber Ley or Levy, Samuel, deuxième classe au 20th regiment Liverpool, Lord, British prime minister Livingstone, Matthew, physician and accoucheur at St. Helena Littlehales, E., naval lieutenant Louis XVIII, king of France, brother of Louis XVI and of the future Charles X Louis-Philippe, duke of Orléans, king of the French  Lowe, Hudson, « gaoler » of Napoleon, governor of St. Helena Lowe, Lady Susan, Hudson Lowe's wife  Lutyens, Engelbert, captain at the 20th regiment, liaison officer at Longwood Lyster, Thomas, staff of Hudson Lowe Lyttleton, W.H., British politician
M Maingault, Louis-Pierre, physician for Napoleon Maitland, Frederick Lewis, captain of the Bellérophon Malcolm, Lady Clementine, wife of admiral Malcolm, niece of admiral Keith Malcolm, Pulteney, admiral, in charge of the Navy at St. Helena Mansel, John, commander du 53th regiment  Marchand, Louis, premier valet of Napoleon Maret, minister during the Empire Marie-Caroline, queen of Naples Marie-Louise, second wife of Napoleon, mother of the duke of Reichstadt, duchess of Parma Mascagni, Paolo, professor of anatomy Mason, miss, owner of several properties located near Longwood  McGrigor, James, head of the Medical Board in London Metcalfe, carpenter at St. Helena Melville, Lord, British minister, head of the Admiralty Metternich, head of the Austrian government Middlemore, George, governor of St. Helena in 1840 Millington, Abraham, sergeant at the St. Helena Artillery Mills, W. Nelson, naval officer Mitchell, Charles, naval surgeon Moncey, marshal of the Empire, governor of Les Invalides in 1840 Montchenu, French envoy at St. Helena  Montholon, Albine, and her children Napoleone, so-called « Lilli », Tristan, Charles and Josephine  Montholon, Charles Tristan, general and diplomat during the Empire, husband of Albine de Vassal Montholon, Josephine, daughter of the Montholon, presumed to be a daughter of Napoleon
N Nagle, Thomas, lieutenant at the 53th regiment Napoleon, so-called « general Buonaparte » at St. Helena Napoleon II, duke of Reichstadt, son of Napoleon and of Marie-Louise Neipperg, count, in charge of the surveillance of Marie-Louise, and her lover Nelson, British admiral Ney, marshal of the Empire Nicholls, Georges, captain at the 66th regiment  Noverraz, Jean-Abram, servant at Longwood
O  O’Meara, Barry, physician of Napoleon Osmond, French ambassador in London
P Palmerston, British minister of Foreign Affairs Pasquier, Etienne-Denis, minister under the reign of Louis XVIII Philibert, ship captain Pierron, Alexandre, butler at Longwood  Piontkowski, Polish captain Plampin, Robert, admiral, in charge of the Navy at St. Helena, and his companion « Lady Plampin »  Planat de la Faye, aide-de-camp of Napoleon Ponee, ship captain Poppleton, captain at the 53th regiment, liaison officer at Longwood Pozzo di Borgo, Russian envoy, Corsican, opposed to Napoleon Pradt, de, diplomat during the Empire Prince Régent, see Georges IV Pujol, Louis-Joseph, naval enseign
R  Reade, Sir Thomas, right-hand man of Hudson Lowe Reichenbach, Karl von, German chemist Rémusat, Charles de, minister of Home Affairs under Louis-Philippe Richards, Edward, private at the 20th regiment, servant at Longwood Richelieu, Armand du Plessis, head of government under Louis XVI Ricketts, Charles Milner, British politician Rohan-Chabot, Philippe de, head of the mission of the ashes Rotherwich, Samuel, gunner Rousseau, Ferdinand, servant at Longwood Russell, Henry, English aristocrat Rutledge, George Henry, physician at the 20th regiment
S Saint-Denis, Louis-Etienne, so-called the « mameluck Ali » , servant at Longwood  Santini, Jean-Noel, servant at Longwood Savary, duc de Rovigo, minister under Napoleon Saxe-Coburg, prince, Leopold, husband of princess Charlotte Saxe-Coburg, princess Charlotte, daughter of Georges IV Scott, Caroline, slave Scott, Walter, British novelist Seale, W.H., lieutenant-colonel, in charge of the militia at St. Helena Sémonville, step-father of Montholon  Shortt, Thomas, principal medical officer at St. Helena, with his spouse, Henrietta Young Skelton, colonel Somerset, governor of the Cap Soult, marshal of the Empire, head of government under Louis-Philippe Sowerby, ou Surby, British gardener employed at Longwood Spencer, Lord, English aristocrat, descendant from the duke of Marlborough  Stokoe, John, physician of Napoleon Stürmer, Barthelemy von, Austrian envoy at St. Helena, and his wife, of French origin
T Talleyrand, minister of Napoleon, then of Louis XVIII Tapp, private employed at the stables of Longwood Thiers, Adolphe, head of government under Louis-Philippe Torbet, property owner at St. Helena Trelawney, Hamelin, colonel at the Royal Artillery regiment
V Valence, French emissary  Verling, James Roch, physician at Longwood Vernon, B. J., reverend at St. Helena Vesey, Esther, servant at Longwood, mistress of Marchand Vidal, Emeric Essex, naval secretary of admiral Lambert Vignali, Angelo, priest at Longwood
W Walker, Alexander, governor of St. Helena Ward, John, enseign au 66th regiment Warden, William, naval surgeon Welle, Philippe, Austrian botanist Wellington, duke, head of the Allied troops and winner at Waterloo Wilde, W., in charge of the Justice at St. Helena Wilks, colonel, governor of St. Helena, before Napoleon  Wilks, Laura, daughter of governor Wilks Wilson, Sir Robert Wood, George Horsley, enseign at the 20th regiment Wortham, Hale Young, lieutenant Wrangham, property owner at St. Helena Wynyard, Edward, military secretary of Hudson Lowe
Y Younghusband, Robert, captain at the 53th regiment, and his wife, Catherine |