Direct:
Eberhard Zangmeister, early Lutheran Reformer (1476-1539);
Murdoch Nisbet, Lollard and translator of Wycliffe's New Testament into Scots vernacular (1470-1558);
Hans Landis, the last Anabaptist martyred in Zurich (beheaded, 1614);
the Billington family (John, hanged for murder in 1630, wife, Eleanor, and son, Francis) of the Mayflower;
Rev. Richard Denton, first Presbyterian minister in the Colonies (1630);
Anthony Morse, brother-in-law of Elizabeth, "the Witch of Newbury;"
Thomas Barnard, Jr., a purchaser of Nantucket (1608-1677);
John Nisbet, Scottish Covenanter (hanged, 1685);
Edmund Towne, brother of "Salem Witches" Mary Eastey and Rebecca Nurse, both hanged in 1692;
Hans Nageli, Mennonite and co-instigator of the "Amish Division" (1693);
Zachariah Anjouvine, Jean Coutant, Daniel Giraud, and Ambroise Sicard: Huguenots and founders of New Rochelle, New York;
Stephen Jones and Samuel Howard: pioneers, settlers, and founders of Harlan County, Kentucky.
Indirect:
Presidents James A. Garfield (John, Eleanor, Francis Billington) and Millard Filmore (Samuel and Mary Billington Sabin); Pennsylvania founder William Penn (William Penn, Jr. and Margaret Rastall); Tennessee Williams (Samuel and Mary Billington Sabin), Richard Gere (John, Eleanor, Francis Billington); Eddie Vedder (Jacob Timmerman and Anna Margaretha Schutz).