The Florida Collection Biographic File Name Index

Transcription

Last Name First Name
Life Span Claim to Fame
Aaron
Abood
Acosta
Acosta
Adair
Adams
Adams
Adams
Adams
Adams
Adams
Jesse J.
Fred
Edward I.
St Elmo W. "Chic"
Walter J.
Alto
Ann
Franklin
Lee and Mimi
Peggy
Tom
(1887-
Adderley
Julian "Cannonball"
(1929-1975)
Adeeb
Adeeb
Adkins
Joseph Sr.
Joe
James C.
(1908-1989)
Adler
Ahmed
Warren
Parvez
(1964-
Ahren
Sven William "Bill"
(1938-2001)
Aiken
Larry
(1915-
(1920-1986)
(1899-1988)
(1934(1923-1971)
(1917-2006)
(1915-1994)
Notes
Artist Primitive Tree Sculpting
Chef
Politician
City Commissioner
Adair's Florist Owner
FL Supreme Court Judge
Artist Drawing
Artist Painting
Artist Painting and Environmentalists
Opera Set Designer
Lieutenant Governor / Secretary of
State 1961-71
Jazz Musician / Musical Ambassador
to Florida
Turtle Inn Founder
Bono’s Barbeque Owner
FL Supreme Court Chief Justice 196987
Writer
COJ Human Rights Commission
Member/UNF Professor of Finance
Trendsetter Homes Builder of the Year
1977 / Homebuilder Mandarin &
Southside
Jacksonville Power Squadron Founder
& 1st Commander
Akra
T. K.
Albers
Albritton
Michael
Andy
Albury
Alderman
Alderman
Allais
Allemano
Allen
Allen
Allen
Allerton
Alsop
Altobellis
Ambler
Anaya
Anders
Anders
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Anderson
Andrade
Henry S.
James
Ron
Henriette
Irene Mrs. Peter
Dorothy
Edward
Ross
Charles
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jr.
Richard "Ric"
Wayne
Dulce
Andy
Geraldine
Charles M.
James P.
Roland L.
W. W.
Phyllis
(1892-1949)
(1897-1986)
(1883-1929)
(1928-
(1927-1987)
(1908-1973)
(1889(1912-1996)
(1892(1822-1873)
(
-2011)
Notes
Akra Brothers Department Store
Founder and Owner w/ Brothers
Artist Painting
American Power Boat Association
National Champion Class "E" 1975
Tax Collector
Prohibition Era Rum Running Felon
Fire Chief 53 Years Total Service
Playboy's Miss March 1980
Artist Estofado
Artist / Gallery Owner
WJXT TV-4's "Mr. Green Thumb"
Reptile Expert
Artist Natural Primitive Painting
Mayor 1923-37 Garden Clubber
Businessman / Civic Leader
Baseball Player / Writer
Ballerina / Dance Instructor
"I Left My Heart…" Songwriter
Showboat Actress / Vaudevillian
Poet
Civil War Major-General
Meteorologist
Police Chief
Artist Painting and Stained Glass
Andrews
Angelieri
Ansbacher
Anthony
Anthony
Antil
Gene
Bob
Lewis
Donald L. "Chubby"
Piers
Jerry
Armayor
Armel
Armingeon
Armstrong
Armstrong
Armstrong
Juanita
Karen
Neil
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Jane
Vincent J.
(1915-2011)
Arnold
Arnold
Arnold
Arnot
Arpen
Ashbrook
Ashler
Ashley
Ashley
Ashmok
Ashworth
Lynwood
Robertson T.
W. E. "Ted"
John B.
John
Lawrence E.
Philip F.
Harold
John and gang
J. S.
Sholar
(1917-2001)
(1881(1894-1965)
(1874-1949)
(
-1888)
(1889-1953)
(1928-2004)
(1936-1980)
(1941-
(1894-1949)
(1910-1996)
(1926-2006)
Notes
Private Investigator / Hit Man
Artist Pottery
Attorney / Philanthropist
Bluegrass Musician
Writer
Cosmopolitan Bachelor of the Month
February 1979
Artist Drawing and Painting
Jacksonville Concert Chorale Director
St. Johns River keeper
1901 Shooting Perpetrator and Victim
Artist Stone Sculpting
McCrory, Armstrong and Waters
Insurance President
FL Senator / FL Representative
Arnold Printing and Label Co. Founder
Gator Bowl Association Founder
Arnot's Bakery & Restaurant Owner
Empire Grist Mill Owner
Artist Sculpting "Kentucky Whittler"
Educator / FL Representative
Mayoral Candidate 1949
Pirate Robbers
pending file material illegible
Artist Painting
Askew
Reubin O. and Donna Lou (1928-2014)
Assi
Astor
Atanasoff
Atkins
Atkinson
Auchter
Audubon
Austen
Austin
Austin
Avery
Avery
Axton
Axton
Ayala
Bachara
Bachman
Backus
Bafalis
Bagaley
Bailey
Bailey
Bailey
Joseph
William
John V.
Jim
Frank
George D. Sr.
John James
Carl
Elizabeth S.
T. Edward Jr. "Ed"
Frankie
Horace C.
Hoyt
Mae
Luis
Henry G.
Cheryl
Albert E. "Beanie"
L. A. "Skip" and Mary
Katharine
Cecil C.
R. Wayne
Thomas D.
(1904-1995)
(1889-1974)
(1785-1851)
(1927-2011)
(1949-2013)
(1938-1999)
(1915-1997)
(1924-2005)
(1906-1990)
(1894-
Notes
Governor 1971-79 / US Trade
Commissioner
Assi's Restaurant Owner
NY Financier / Part Time Resident
Inventor of the Computer
Songwriter / City Councilmember
Atkinson Drug Store Chain Founder
Auchter Co. Founder & President
Ornithologist/Naturalist
Artist Painting
Museum "Bird Woman"
Mayor 1991-95
Psychic
Businessman / Civic Leader
Singer / Songwriter
Songwriter
Tennis Player
Homebuilder Grove Park
Playboy’s Miss October 1991
Artist Painting
US Representative / FL Senate
Teacher / Writer
Attorney / Library Board Chair
Baritone Soloist
State School Superintendent
Baker
Baker
Carol
James M.
Baker
Baker
Baker
Balance
Baldwin
Balis
Mark
Thompson S.
Tom
E. G. "Ed"
Dr. Abel S.
Sheffield
Ball
Ball
Ball
Catie
Ed
Jessie A. Mrs. Willis M.
(
Ball
John W.
(1909-1978)
Ball
Philip M.
(1881-1950)
Ball
Ballis
Baltzell
Banes
Bankhead
Willis M. II
George G.
Thomas
Ruth J.
Bill
(1917-1970)
Banks
Barakat
Dr. Edgar J.
Oliver J.
(1866-1945)
(1970-
(1906-1997)
(1959-
(1900-1976)
-1960)
(1879-1970)
Notes
Artist Painting
President Commodore's Point
Terminal Corporation
Writer
Owner Florida Rock
VP Florida Rock Industries Inc.
Plant Manager Maxwell House
Medicine/Civic Leader
Has 5 Story Bell Tower in Oaklawn
Cemetery
Olympian Swimming
Financier/Politician
Helped to Secure Passage of FL 1st
Child Labor Law
Attorney/son of FTU Newspaper
Editor Philip M.
FTU Managing Editor/son of FTU
Editor in Chief Willis M.
Homebuilder Ponte Vedre
Dinner Theater Director
Early FL Attorney
Descendant of 1st FL Born White Child
FL Representative/Secretary US Justice
Department
Archaeologist/Filmmaker
VP The Clarkson Co.
Baranek
Barber
Barber
Barker
Barkett
Henry
Cary
William E. "Gene"
Kate "Ma"
Rosemary
1928-1979
Barnard
Henry Jr.
(1817-1845)
Barnes
Barnett
Barnett
Barnett
Barrett
Barrett
Barron
Barrs
Barrs
Foster L.
Bion H. (father and son)
M. Robert
William R.
Charles
Rick
Dempsey J.
Abigail M.
Burton
Barrs
Bartchlett
Barth
Bartley
Barton
Jay
Christel
Hans
Mrs. Maurice
Agnes E.
Barton
Bryce and Sara O.
(1935-2005)
(1872-1935)
(1909-1991)
(1922-2001)
(1829-1933)
(1889-1959)
(1907(1897-1956)
(1911-2001)
(1925-2009)
Notes
WJXT's TV actor "Ranger Hal"
Grandson of FL Senator C. F. Barber
Artist/Teacher Painting
Notorious Criminal per FBI
FL Supreme Court Chief Justice Served
1985-94
Barnard and Farrar Mercantile
Founder
Landscape Architect
Banker Artist Painting
American Blind Foundation Director
Banker
Artist Painting/Gallery Owner
Fire Chief
FL Senate President
City's Oldest Resident as of 1932
Judge, Vice-President of the City
Council
Olympian Archer
Blount Island Mom
Pianist
Artist Jewelry
American Cancer Society 1st Female
Crusade Chair
Owners Sligh's later Barton-Sligh's
Clothing
Barton
Bartram
Bartram
Basford
Bashlor
Baskin
Bassett
Bateman
Bauer
Baxendale
Bayer
Baynard
Beach
Beaman
Bean
Bean
Bear
Beard
Beatty
Beatty
Don
John
William
W. T. "Bill"
Charles
Norton
Lucy A.
Robert J.
Farris D.
Ellen L. Mrs. J. A.
Herbert
Henry
Rex
Cliff
Alan
Aaron P.
Marcelle
Percy
Clyde
Ellen A. W.
Beaufort
Beck
Beckett
Beckham
C. William "Bill"
James N. “Gator”
Gardner W. Sr.
James H. Sr.
(1930-2013)
(1699-1777)
(1902-1997)
(1887-1978)
(1932(1965-
)
)
(1908-1990)
(1905(1801-1884)
(1886-1949)
(1925-1989)
Notes
Filmmaker
Colonial Botanist/William's Father
Naturalist/Writer
FL Representative
Convicted Murderer
Widower of M. K. Rawlings
Historian/Map Publisher
Titanic Victim/Missionary
Educator/Newspaper Writer
Songwriter
Newspaper Editor
FL Senator
Writer
Artist Animation/Actor
Astronaut
Artist Painting
UF Track Coach 1936-64
Circus Owner/Wild Animal Trainer
Southern Belle Early Florida Territory
known as "Florida White"
FL Senator
FL Representative
Broker/Inventor/Apartment Builder
All Florida Pipe and Supply Founder
Beckley
Beckwith
Bedell
Bedell
Bedell
Belin
Bell
Bell
Bellamy
Bellamy
Belleville
Belote
Benjamin
Benjamin
Bennett
Bennett
Bennett
Josephine B.
Charles G.
Chester
Harriet
Nathan
Jacob C.
Colleen
Tommie
Abraham or Abram
Burton
Bill
Will
Judah P.
Roy
Charles E.
Robert F.
Roberta B. Mrs. Walter J.
Bennett
Walter J.
Benton
Berman
Berney
Bessent
Betsch
Floyd R. Jr.
Sara Jo
Bernard
Don
MaVynee "Beach Lady"
(1892)
(1921-2005)
(1875-1960)
(1915-2000)
(1888-1963)
(1910-2003)
(1926-2000)
(1950(1931-1990)
(1935-2005)
Notes
Daughter of Napoleon B. Broward
Architect/Arts Advocate
Attorney
FL Everglades Missionary
Attorney
CEO St. Joe Paper Co.
Artist Various Media
Election Supervisor
Genealogy
Genealogy
Writer/Filmmaker
Vaudevillian
Confederate Secretary of State
Architect
US Representative/FL Representative
Bennett and Mackoul Co-Owner
Mother of the Year 1957/Charles E.
Bennett's Mother
President US Weather Bureau/Charles
E. Bennett's Father
Artist Graphic Design
Dancer
Owner Bennie's Restaurant Owner
Pro Baseball Pitcher
American Beach Champion/Opera
see AFC bios for all Betsch
Singer
Bevan
Bie
Bigelow
Bigelow
Bigelow
Billie
Billie
Birchfield
Bisbee
Bishop
Black
Black
Black
Blackstone
Blackwell
Blankenship
Jan A.
Knud S.
Jimmy "The Banjo King"
Lee E.
Robert
James "Jim"
Josie
William O.
Frank D. Sr.
Roger
Dr. John
Lassie G.
Susan H.
Joy Postle
Dr. Gordon W.
Ann T.
Blassingame
Blaylock
Blazek
Bloom
Bloxham
Blue
Blum
Blume
Wyatt
Jeannie
Dr. Ron
Harold
William D.
Victor
Charles Jr.
George C.
(1947-
(1944-
(1891-1974)
(1933-
(1896-1989)
(1911-2004)
(1920-2012)
(
-1928)
(1890-1955)
Notes
Writer
Genealogy
Travelling Musician
Historical Researcher
Genealogy
Seminole Chief
Seminole Doctor/Preacher
Attorney/FL Representative
Bisbee-Baldwin Insurance Founder
Artist Soft Sculpting
Medicine
FL Pioneer/Horticulturalist
FL's 1st Female Federal Judge
Artist Painting "Southern Muralist"
FSU President 1960-65
Hans Tansler Jr.'s Ex
Wife/Schoolteacher
Educator/Writer
Newscaster
FSU Librarian/Historian
Homebuilder Southside 1950's-1960's
Governor 1881-85; 1897-1901
Navy Admiral/Hero
Artist Painting
Mayor 1937-41/Postmaster
Blumenthal
Boggs
Boggs
Sam
(1920Otis
(1920Virginia B. Mrs. Lucien H. (1889-1981)
Bohnenberger
Bond
Bondi
Boney
Boone
Boone
Boone
Boone
Carl
Dr. John Screven
Pam
George F.
Charles E. "Pat" and
Family
Daniel
Richard
William E.
Booth
Booth
Bortles
Boselli
Bostwick
Bostwick
Anne C.
Tod
Blake
Tony
Thomas N.
William M. Jr.
Botts
Guy W.
Boughton
William
(1902-1936)
(1966(1934(1734-1820)
(1918-1981)
(1853-1938)
(1991 (1910-1977)
(1872(1915-1993)
Notes
Professional Snooker Pool Player
the "Voice of the FL Gators"
Daughter of William A. Bisbee who
built 10 story Bisbee Building
JPL Assistant Librarian
Civil War Surgeon
FL's 1st Female Attorney General
US Chief Justice
Entertainer
The Explorer
Actor
W. E. Boone Locomotive
Founder/Daniel Boone's Great
Nephew
1st Female Appellate Judge
Alhambra Dinner Theater Owner
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback
Pro Football Offensive Tackle
JEA's 1st Acting Managing Director
Chair Board of Bond Trustees /
Jacksonville Native
Head Barnett Banks of FL
Inc./Attorney
Artist/FSU Professor/Developer of
innovative Silkscreen Technique
Boulos
E. Zimmermann
(1954-
Boutwell
George and Family
Bowden
Bowden
Bowden
Bowden
Bobby and Family
Fleming H.
J. E. T.
John W. Sr.
(1889-1964)
(1857-1930)
(1920-
Bowen
Bowlegs
Bowles
Bill
Billy
William A.
(1763-1805)
Bowling
Boyd
Mike
Alan
Boyd
Crowther
Boyd
Boyer
Boyer
Boylan
Dr. Mark F.
Mary-Louise
Tyrie A.
Alex
(1908-
(1924-2013)
Notes
President Office Equipment and
Supply Co./Professional Soccer
Referee
Musician/Ortega Dance Pavilion
Owner
FSU Football Coach
Voter Registration Supervisor
Mayor 1899-1901
President Northeast Florida Building
and Construction Trades
Council/Business Agent of Iron
Workers Union Local 597
Professional Actor/Stuntman
Seminole Patriarch
British Revolutionary War
Soldier/Florida Indian Chief
Pound Puppy Creator
US Department of Transportation
Secretary
Jacksonville Tars Professional Baseball
Team Owner 1937-52
Medicine/FL Historian
Architect
FL Appellate Court Chief Justice
PBS Television Host
Boylston
Hal
Boyt
Bradford
Bradley
Bradley
Brady
Bragan
Branch
Brant
Gator and Jim
P. W. "Pete"
Gus
Guy
Terrie
Family
John
Ish W.
Brantley
Breden
Brennan
Brennan
Brereton
Brest
Brewer
Lew
William
Frank J.
William J. "Bill"
Isaac
Alexander
Don
Brewer
Brewsaugh
Brewsaugh
Bridges
Bright
Brink
Brinkworth
Forrest V.
Elizabeth
Leland
Danny R.
George W.
Elinor
Mrs. William
(1930-
1966 (
-1905)
(1906-2003)
(1937-2004)
(1922-1967)
(1895-1996)
(1941-1999)
(
-2003)
(1938-2007)
(1898-1994)
Notes
Professional Boxer/Real Estate
Syndicates Organizer
Frog Gigging Brothers
Developer of American Express Card
Jacksonville Jaguars coach
Everglades Audubon Warden
FL Democratic Party Chair
Owners Jacksonville Suns 1984Governor FL Territory 1844-45
Jacksonville Beach Manager/Civic
Leader
FL Senator/Shriner
Bill the Hatter
Prudential Insurance Executive
President Brennan Broadcasting Corp.
FL Pioneer/Railroad Executive
Philanthropist/CEO
1st
Republican City Councilmember for
Consolidated Jacksonville
Baseball Player/Army Casualty
Artist Ceramics
Artist Painting and Drawing
General Manger Jacksonville Firebirds
"Blocade Runner"
Founding Member JPL Friends
Artist Pottery
Brinson
Broadbent
Brock
Brock
Brooks
Brooks
Dickie
Alice
Charles Jr.
Estelle
A. M. "Abbie"
Pam
(1946-2009)
Broward
Annie I. Mrs. Napoleon
B.
Audrey
Napoleon B. and Family
Robert C.
Family
Alvin
Butler
Charles M. "Charlie"
Corrine
Danny Joe
Donald K. "D. K."
Elaine
Harvey
Jackie
Louise F.
Richard L. Sr.
(
Broward
Broward
Broward
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
(
-1979)
(1917-1993)
-1953)
(1926-
)
(1962-
)
(1946)
(1951-2005)
1975)
(1795-1874)
(1964-2007)
(1854-1948)
Notes
FSU Flying High Circus Director
Crane Island Dweller
FTU Newspaper Entertainment Editor
Head Start Daycare's 1st Director
Writer
World Games I Women's Bodybuilding
Lightweight Division Gold Medalist
1981
Governor's Widow
JPL Reference Librarian
Governor 1905-09 Fireman
Architect
Genealogy etc.
Mayor 2011Artist Painting
Artist Pottery
US Representative
Molly Hatchet Lead Singer
Chief of Police
City Councilmember
Officer in Black Hawk/Seminole War
Mayoral Candidate 2007
Artist Printmaking
FL Senator/JACKSONVILLE's "1st Black see AFC bios for more
Architect"
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Browne
Brownett
Browning
Bruce
Brumbaugh
Brunell
Bruner
Ted
William A.
William R.
Willie
Harry
Terry A.
Frederick W.
Eleanor Mrs. Vere
Mark
Albert
Bruner
Bryan
Bryan
Bryan
Bryan
Bryant
Bryant
Madge
Jacob F. III
Jacob F. IV
Sara
Sheldon
Anita J.
Cecilia
Bryant
Bryant
Bryant
Don
Farris
J. M.
Buchanon
Bucholtz
John D. Jr.
Steven
(1938(1889-1970)
(
-1966)
(1856-1932)
(1970-
(1940-
(1915-2001)
Notes
WJXT TV Feature Reporter
Tenor/UNF Educator
Homebuilder Hyde Grove Acres
Theodore Roosevelt Area Land Donor
Building Contractor
Miss World-USA 1974
Engineer/Writer
Bird Rescuer
Pro Football Quarterback
Artist Sculpture commissioned for St.
John's Bluff statue of Laudonniere
WJCT Music Director
Independent Life Insurance Executive
President Independent Life Insurance
Justice of the Peace
Artist Painting and Sculpture
Singer/Spokesperson for Florida Citrus
FL Board of Regents Member /
Governor Farris Bryant's Daughter
Baseball Player
Governor 1961-65
Homebuilder Hyde Grove Acres and
Ortega Shores
Prudential Insurance Executive
Musician Drummer w/ Nate Najar Jazz
Quartet
Buck
Nina
(
-1965)
Buckman
Bull
Henry H. II
Harcourt Jr.
(1913-1972)
Bullard
Bullen
Fred
Dr. Ripley P.
Bulpitt
Bunker
Burbridge
Mary A. Towers
John
Benjamin
(1904-2005)
Burbridge
Burbridge
Burgess
Burke
Burke
Burnette
Burnham
Burns
Burns
Burroughs
Bush
Bush
Bussells
Butler
John Q.
William F.
Greg
J. Herbert
Steve
Brenda
Lee
Bob
Haydon and Mildred
Richard "Dick"
Jeb and Columba
Tom Jr.
Walt
Brenton
(1830(
-1965)
(1881-
(1911-1993)
(1912-1987)
(1928-2013)
(1923-2005)
Notes
General Edmund Kirby-Smith's
Daughter
Engineer
Participated in the Formation of
Atlantic Beach
Businessman/USFL Owner
Curator Emeritus Florida State
Museum/Archaeologist
Civic Leader
Artist Painting/Museum Executive
Writer/Film Maker (local history
profile)
Mayor 8 months in 1887
Son of Mayor/Builder Floridian Hotel
Olympian Swimming
US Representative
Daredevil
1968 Miss Teenage Jacksonville
Artist Sculpture
Lynyrd Skynyrd Band Member
Governor/Mayor
Jacksonville Marine Supply Owner
Governor 1999-2007
Auto Dealer
CEO JEA
Teen acquitted of murder
Butler
Butler
Butler
Butler
Butterworth
Byler
Byrd
Cabot
Cabrera
Cade
Cahill
Cahoon
Cakmis
Caldecott
Caldwell
Caldwell
Caldwell
J. Turner
LeRoy
Robert
Robert
Bob
Clyde
Gussie
John
Marques
Dr. Robert
Al
William B.
William Jr.
Randolph
Erskine
Henry H.
Millard F.
Caldwell
Caliste
Callahan
Campbell
Campbell
Campbell
Campbell
Taylor
John
J. Will
Betty
Dr Doak S.
Mary
Nate
(1968-
(1450-1499)
(1927-2007)
(1913-2014)
(1871(1958(1846-1886)
(1903-1987)
(1897-1984)
(1900-1985)
(1958(1874-1946)
(1972-
Notes
FL Senator/Attorney
NFL All Decade Pro Football Safety
U. S. Surveyor General
Artist Painting
FL Attorney General
Sawmill Owner
Dollhouse Maker
English Explorer
Spanish Governor of FL 1680-87
Gatorade Inventor
Duval Sheriff suspended
Actor
Artist Illustration
Writer
Rear Admiral/Naval Fleet Air Cmdr
Governor 1945-1949/FL Supreme
Chief Court Justice Served 1962-69
Writer
Vue Magazine Publisher
Songwriter
YWCA Executive Director
Educator/FSU President 1941-57
Artist Painting
Professional Boxer
Campbell
Canarina
Cannon
Cannon
Canova
Cantwell
Capote
Carlson
Carlton
Carlton
Carlton
Carlton
Dr. Roy E.
John
Clyde
Sherman B. and Family
Judy
Elizabeth
Truman
Glenn A.
Doyle E. Sr.
Doyle Jr.
Mabry A.
Vassar B.
(1920-1990)
Carlucci
Carlucci
Carnes
Joe and Louise
Matt
Caroline Hallowes
(1929-1986)
Carnes
Carpenter
Jesse V.
James H.
(1873-1938)
(1917-1970)
Carpenter
Carroll
Carroll
Dr. Thomas G.
Donald K.
Jennifer
(1959-
Carson
Carson
Dale
James M.
(1887-1950)
(1916-1983)
(1924-1984)
(1885-1972)
(1924-2003)
(1912-2005)
(1883-
Notes
Medicine/FL Representative
JSO Conductor
City Council President/Barber
Police Chief
Actor
Feminine Flag Salute Originator
Writer
Serial Rapist
Governor (1929-33)/FL Senator
FL Senator
FL Representative
1969-74
FL Senator
State Farm Insurance Agent/Politician
Descendent of General Hallowes (local
history profile)
Orange Park Mayor
Carpco Research and Engineering Inc.
Founder/President
Educator/UNF President
Appellate Judge
FL Representative 2003-2010/Rick
Scott Running Mate
Duval Sheriff
Attorney
Carswell
Carte
Carter
Carter
Carter
G. Harold and Virginia S.
Richard D'Oyly
Bill
Charles
William R. and Annie L. (1861-
Caruso
Carver
Enrico Jr.
Joan
Casallas
Cash
Cassatt
Catts
Cauthen
Cavallo
Cellar
Cerveny
Cesery
Chaires
Chalker
Champion
Champlin
Chancey
Chandler
Chapman
Jose
William T.
Dr. Massillon
Sidney J. and Family
Sudye
John
A. Eugene
Frank S.
William
Benjamin
Agnes
Dr. John E.
Verne B.
Joseph B.
Kete
Dr. Benjamin A.
(1879-1951)
(1863-1936)
(1912-1994)
(1922-2002)
(1888-1967)
Notes
Federal Appellate Judge
Theatre Producer
City Council President/ Pharmacist
WWII POW
Metropolis Editor (local history
profile)
Tenor's Son
1981-82 Eve Award Winner for
Education
Cuban Cigar Maker
State Librarian/FL Senator
JPL Benefactor
22nd Governor/Baptist Minister
Writer
Seminole escapee "Gopher John"
Architect
Episcopal Bishop
Arlington Developer
FL Pioneer
Artist Painting
Educator/FSU President
Poet
Fire Chief
Artist Painting
Medicine
Chappell
Chappell
Chappell
Charles
Cheeseborough
Chelius
Chiles
Chinoy
Choate
Johnnie Mae
Ladauskie Mrs. W. E.
William V. Jr. “Bill”
Ray
Chandra
Herman P.
Lawton M. Jr. and Rhea
Kathy
Emmett C.
(
-1964)
Christopher
John G.
(1855-1933)
Christy
William
Churchwell
John H. Sr.
Clapp
Clark
Clark
Clark
Clark
Clark
Clark
James C.
Charles A.
Frank
H. W.
John
Richard
Robert P.
Clarke
George J. F.
Clarkson
Charles "Bucky"
(1922-1989)
(1930-2004)
(1959)
(1930-1998)
(1945-
(1875-1953)
(1970-
Notes
Race Riot Murder Victim
Chappell School Founder
Singer
Olympian Track and Field
Pianist
Governor/US Senator
FL Representative
Federal Judge
Entrepreneur, businessman
Minstrel Man/Songwriter linked w/
Foster's Old Folks at Home
J. H. Churchwell Co. Wholesale Dry
Goods Founder est. 1930
US Marshall
Funeral Director 1890's
US Rep/FL Representative
Postmaster 1890's (photo only)
Early Jacksonville Merchant
City Council President 2009-10
FTU and JJ Newspapers Editor beg.
1979
Surveyor St Augustine Spanish Land
Grant
Real Estate Developer
Clarkson
Clarson
Clay
Clements
Clemenzi
Mrs. W. B.
Lisa
Abraham
Vassar
Robert L.
Clinch
Duncan L.
Clinch
Clinton
Close
Cobb
Duncan L.
William J.
Bernard W.
Barney F.
Cochran
Jacqueline
(1910-1980)
Coe
Coe
Charles F. "Socker"
Ernest F.
(1867-1951)
Coffman
Coggins
Cohen
Cohn
Cole
Cole
Colee
Dave
Dr. Deborah R.
Jacob E and Family
Harold S. Sr.
Browne G.
Kat
Harold
(1954(1894(1928-2005)
(1946-
(1961-
(1902-1971)
(1979(1918-2001)
Notes
Photo w/ child only
"Miss Jacksonville" 1964
Seminole Medicine Man
Grammy Winning Fiddler
Homebuilder University Park, Windsor
Forest and San Jose Forest
Clinch and Co Business
Owner/Descendent
Seminole War General
U. S. President 1993-2001
Architect
City Councilmember / Artist
Commercial
Aviator "First Lady of the Skies" (given
name was Bessie Mae Pittman)
Writer
Spearheaded Everglades as National
Park
Thunderbird Pilot
Medicine/1st Female City Health Office
Cohen's Department Store Executives
JJ Newspaper Editor
Writer
President of Cinnabon, Inc.
FL Chamber Executive
Coleman
Helene
Coleman
Coleman
Collins
Joseph
Phillip N. and Ray
A. Frederick
(1922-2014)
Collins
Collins
Collins
Colmery
Combs
Commander
Allen
LeRoy
Mary C.
William G.
Wilma
Charles E.
(1952-1990)
(1909-1991)
Conant
Conant
Conaster
Conduitte
Cone
Conner
Isabelle F.
Marcus
Rosemary
Gretchen G.
Frederick P.
Doyle E.
(1873-1953)
Conner
Conner
Connor
Cook
Cookman
H. Virgil
Marion
Jeannette T. Mrs. W. E.
Henry
Alfred
(1828-1871)
(1869-1950)
(1913-1964)
(1953(1871-1948)
Notes
Volunteer Service
Military leader, Fleet Landing founder
Industrialist/Philanthropist
Writer/Scientist/Invented Wireless
Phone
Lynyrd Skynyrd Member
Governor/FL Senate
FL's First Lady
NY Life Insurance GM/Banker
Artist Drawing
Real Estate Developer incl.
Commander Apartments
Poet
Undertaker
1st Female to Solo in Attack Jet
JPL Librarian
Governor 1937-41/Mayor Lake City
Agriculture Commissioner/FL
Representative
"Living History Book"
Actor
FL Historical Society VP
City Council President
Methodist Minister/laid plans for
college
Cooley
Coolidge
Coolidge
Cooper
Florence M.
Calvin
Rita
John C. Jr.
(1858-1924)
(1872-1933)
Cooper
Cooper
Ken
Merian C.
(1937(1893-1973)
Copeland
Coppedge
Corbino
Corey
Cormier
Cornett
Corrigan
Joseph T.
Wayland "Doc"
Jon
Angela
Ken
Leanza
Michael
(
-1893)
(1919-2005)
(1905-1964)
Corse
Corse
Corse
Coughlin
Covington
Covington
Family
Annie P.
Carita Doggett
Tom
Harrison
Robert V.
Cowart
Cowkeeper
Cox
J. Edgar
Mary Leah
(1858(1892-1978)
(1946(1866-
(1867-
Notes
1st Free Public Library Co-Founder
Singer
Attorney/Writer (local history profile
may exist)
Minister/Bank Robber
Movie Producer/King Kong CreatorWriter
Orange Park Pioneer/Yankee General
Medicine/Hidden Hills Developer
Artist Painting
Prosecutor State Attorney's Office
Country Musician/Ex Convict
Miss America 1993
Tax Collector/City Council President
2006-07
Genealogy etc.
Genealogy (local history profile)
Writer/FL WPA Director
Pro Football Coach
Educator/Artist Collage
Wholesale Dry Goods Merchant (local
history profile)
Homebuilder Highlands
Oconee/Seminole Indian Chief
Artist Photography
Crady
Craig
Craig
George A.
James C.
James E.
Cramer
Crane
Crane
de Credaro
Crenshaw
Crews
Crews
Criser
Crist
Criswell
Crockett
Crofton
Cromartie
Cromwell
Cronn
William C.
Cora T.
Stephen
Nino
Ander
Harry
Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Marshall M.
Charlie
Walter S.
Bobbie
Arthur
G. R.
Richard S.
Suzanne "Sue"
Crooks
Crosby
Cross
Dr. James B.
Toby and Lula
J. Emory "Red"
Crowd
Cruickshank
Frank
Allen
(
(
-1992)
-1941)
(1922-2003)
(1865-1910)
(1871-1900)
(1944(1921-1987)
(1956(1888-1962)
(1901(1919-2003)
(1915-2005)
Notes
FL Representative
FL Historical Society President
Pearl Harbor Casualty Memorialized in
Naming a City Airport Craig Field
US Rep/FL Representative
Brothel Owner/War Correspondent
Writer
Veteran
US Representative/FL Senate
Writer
FL Representative Volunteer
Attorney/UF President 1984-89
Governor/Attorney General
Judge
Artist Printing
Disc Jockey
Fire Chief
Writer/JU Educator
Artist Painting/1st President
Jacksonville Watercolor Society
Writer/UNF Educator
Palatka Seniors/Slave History
FL Senator/Fathered "Florida's 1967
Government in the Sunshine Law"
Crowd's Barber Shop Founder 1884
Artist Audubon Photography
Culverhouse
Culvyhouse
Cummer
Cummer
Cummer
Cummer
Cunningham
Curtis
(1919-1994)
Cutler
DaCosta
D'Alemberte
Danaher
Hugh F.
Jack
Family
Nina
Wellington W.
Wellington W.
Earl
Don "The Buffalo
Bomber"
Henry O.
Charles W.
Talbot
T. Leo
Dancer
Dancy
Danese
Daniel
Daniel
Daniel
Daniels
Daniels
W. E.
Family
Emanuel
J. J. "Jack" and Paige
James J. "J.J."
Richard P. and Family
Billy
Lad
(
Dantzler
Darling
Rick
Edith
(1928-2008)
(1857-1911)
(1931-2003)
-1934)
(1911-2005)
(
-1888)
(
-1915)
(1915-1988)
Notes
Attorney/NFL Owner
High School Football Kicker
Genealogy etc.
Civic Leader
Head of Family Enterprise/Civic Leader
Symphony Association President
Artist Painting
Pro Wrestler/Sports Promoter
NAS CO/City Traffic Eng
Business Leader/Mason
FL Representative/Activist
Monsignor/Our Lady Star of the Sea
Catholic Parish Founder
Poet
Genealogy etc.
Politician/SWD Real Estate Executive
City Father Fabric Artist
FL Promoter/Businessman
Medicine/Jacksonville Pioneer
Broadway Entertainer
City Councilmember / Real Estate
Developer
FL Senator
Winn-Dixie's "Dixie Darling"/Hotel
Seminole Clerk
Darrow
Dartingalongue
Dauer
Dr. Anna
Henry V.
Dr. Manning J.
David
David
Davidson
Davin
Davis
Davis
Kathleen Mrs. Raymond (1921-2011)
A.
Thomas E. "Ted"
Donald E.
Joseph W.
Artemus D. "A. D."
(1905-1995)
Daniel
(1973)
Davis
Don
Davis
Davis
Davis
Davis
Davis
Ennis
J. E. and Family
Jefferson
M. Austin "M. A."
Mary Lou
Davis
Davis
Davis
Sam
Snead
T. Frederick and Family
Davis
Thomas W. "T. Wayne"
(1910-1987)
(1977-
)
(1808-1889)
(1911-1992)
(1945-2000)
(1909-2014)
(1877-1946)
Notes
Medicine
Southern Bell Executive/Civic Leader
Architect of FL's Reapportionment,
Desegregation and Constitution/UF
Educator
Artist Painting and Drawing
FL Senator
Lynch Davidson Motors Executive
SWD Mortgage Executive
Oldest Founding Brother Winn-Dixie
FL Representative/City
Councilmember
Gate Inc. Executive/City Council
President
Writer/Planner/Historian
Winn Dixie Chair / Founding Brother
Historical note
Founding Brother Winn-Dixie
Volunteer / Wife of Winn-Dixie Chair
A. Dano
Pro Football Player
Santa Fe River Ranch Manager
History of Jacksonville
Writer/Salesman (local history profile)
Winn-Dixie VP/Attorney/Tine W.'s Son
Davis
Davis
Davis
Dawkins
Tine W.
W. Turner
William H.
Dewitt C. Jr.
Dawkins
Dawson
De Barbastro
De Berard
De Montmollin
De Soto
Deagon
Dean
Dean
James B.
Manierre
Luis C.
Ella T.
Harry M. Jr. and Jayne
Hernando
Kathleen
Fazil
Tom
Dearing
Frank P. Sr.
(1875-1949)
Dearing
Frank P. Jr.
(1906-1989)
DeBerald
Theresa M. "Tam" Mrs.
Philip
Judy
Donna
Jamie
Hal P.
Decker
Deegan
DeFrates
Dekle
(1916-1980)
(1902-1988)
(1888-1967)
(1918-2001)
(
-1549)
(
-1542)
(1929-2013)
(1918-2005)
Notes
Founding Brother Winn-Dixie
FL Senator
Champion Jockey
President Dawkins Inc./Chamber
Member
FL Circuit Judge
Spanish Missionary
Writer
Bolles Headmaster Teacher
Explorer
Anthropologist
1st woman assistant superintendent
Homebuilder Lake Forest, Murray Hill
and Woodstock
Insurance Executive/Isaiah D. Hart
Descendent
Episcopal Priest/Isaiah D. Hart
Descendent
Artist Painting and Diorama Builder
Artist Printmaking
Newscaster
Emmy Winning Producer/Composer
FL Supreme Court Justice Served 197175
Del Rio
Delaney
Delano
Jack
John
Jane
Delgado
Delius
Deloach
DeMendoza
Demetree
Paul
Frederick
Allen
Daniel
Jack C.
Demetree
William C.
Demogeot
Dempsey
Dempsey
Denham
Dennard
Desmarais
DeVane
Dewey
DeWitt
Dey
de Diego
Dickinson
Dickinson
Dickison
Victor
Bruce
Hoyle
Wes
Michael
Family
Dozier A.
Byrd S.
George W.
J. Ramsay
Julio
Fred O. Jr. "Bud"
Jonathan
John J. "J.J."
(1963-
)
(1862-1919)
(1862-1934)
(1922-1997)
(1923-2006)
(1900-1979)
(1922-1998)
(
-1902)
Notes
Pro Football Coach
Mayor/UNF President
Red Cross Founder/Assisted here
during Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1888
Panama Consul/Hotel Auditor
English Composer
Writer/Artist Photography
Artist Sculpture
National Association Home Builders
VP
Homebuilder Neptune Beach and
Arlington
French Race Car Driver
Jacksonville Art Museum Director
Disc Jockey
Artist Photography
Boxer
Genealogy etc.
Federal Judge
Writer
Race Car Driver
Mayor/Undertaker
Artist Painting
State Comptroller indicted
Quaker Planter/Merchant
Confederate Captain
Dillon
Dishinger
Dishinger
Dixon
Dodd
Dodge
Doggett
Doggett
Doggett
Donnell
Donovan
Doolittle
Dorman
Dorr
Dougherty
Douglas
Douglas
Douglas
Dowling
George H.
Charles W. Sr. and Jr.
Vi
Earl E. and Louise
Dorothy
Joseph J. "Jerry"
Family
Anna T.
John L.
Jack T.
Billy
Jimmy
Chris
Lawrence
Mona Dewees B.
Elsie Y.
Marjory S.
Thomas
William H. Sr.
(1906-1968)
Dozier
Henrietta C.
(1872-1947)
Dozier
Drake
Draper
Leonard
Dorcas and Family
J. Everett and Family
(1916-1993)
(1915-2006)
(1902-1994)
(1868-1937)
(1929-1982)
(1965(1896-1993)
(1890-1998)
Notes
Poet/Pulitzer Winner
Artists Photography
Artist Painting on Photographs
FL Representative Volunteer
Writer/FL State Librarian
Artist Painting/Cummer Director
Genealogy etc.
Civic Leader
Scion of Old FL Family/Judge
President Charter Company
FL Gators Basketball Coach
Air Travel Pioneer
Writer/Artist Illustration
Hungarian Farmer/Writer
Artist Drawing
Attorney/Napoleon B. Broward's Sister
Writer/Everglades Champion
US District Attorney/WPA Writings
Maxwell House Plant Manager/Civic
Leader
Architect (local history profile may
exist)
Confederate Monument Model
Kid's Christmas Party Organizer
Artist Painting
Draper
Drew
Drew
Jim
Dr. Columbus
E. Harris
1953 (1820-1891)
Drew
Drew
George F.
Horace and William B.
and Family
John G.
C. Jefferson
Phil
Jimmy
Walter
Alfred I.
Jessie B.
Herbert S.
W. Hugh
Edgar M.
Hampton
Dee aka Dorothy D.
Mowery
Rhonda
Dr. John
Paul
David
John P.
William P.
(1827-1900)
(1918-
Drew
Driggers
Driscoll
Drummond
Drysdale
du Pont
du Pont
Duckworth
Duncan
Dunn
Dunn
Dunsing
Duren
Durkee
Durousseau
Duval
Duval
Duval
(1858(1924-2013)
(1864-1935)
(1884-1970)
(1939-2000)
(1917-2002)
(1971(1971(1790-1855)
(1784-1854)
Notes
Artist/ Environmentalist
Medicine/Drew Printing Co. Founder
1952-71
Governor 1877-81
H & W B Drew Printing Co Executives
Bookseller (local history profile)
JPL Librarian
Musician Trumpet
Indian Grave Tender
St Augustine Alligator Farm Owner
Financier/Philanthropist
Philanthropist/Civic Leader
Painter/Navy Vice Admiral
Justice of the Peace suspended
FL Senator 1974-1986
Writer
Writer
Artist Painting
FL Pioneer/Naturalist
Convicted Serial Killer
Professional Golfer
General
1st Governor FL Territory
Dzialynski
Dzialynski
Eason
Eaton
Eberhardt
George I. P.
Morris A.
Archie
Margaret O. "Peggy"
Fred
(1857-1937)
(1841-1907)
Ebsen
Edison
Edmunds
Buddy
Thomas A.
Dr. J. Ollie
(1908-2003)
(1847-1931)
(1903-1984)
Ehrlich
Ehrlich
Bennie
Raymond
(1906(1918-2005)
Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Eliopulos
Ellerbee
Ellis
Elmore
Dwight D.
Julie N.
Louis
Paul and Alma
Giles U.
Franklin H. Jr.
(1890-1969)
(1948(1919-1987)
Eng
England
Diana
Arthur J. Jr.
(1932-
Ervin
Eddie Jr.
(1929-2005)
(1805-1886)
(1904-1987)
Notes
Salesman (local history profile)
Mayor 1881-83
Women's Wear and Hat Designer
Political Socialite
Publisher of the Tallahassee Florida
State News
Actor/Dancer
Inventor
Stetson University President 1948-67 /
Mason
Salesman "Mayor of E. Bay St."
1981-1991
U. S. President (1953-1961)
First Daughter
Jacksonville Suns Owner 1979-1984
Writers
Northeast FL Pioneer
Judge/Descendent of Jacksonville
Pioneers
Fashion Designer
1975-1981
President and CEO Ryan's Family Steak
Houses of FL Inc.
Ervin
Richard W.
Evans
Evans-Jones
Cheryl Ann
Marilyn
Evert
Fagg
Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Faircloth
Chris M.
Marcus C.
Charles H.
George R.
Earl and Wilma
Fairlie
Fairlie
Falana
Mrs. James M.
Margaret C.
James
Fant
Julian E. Sr.
Farah
Farrell
Fascell
Fatio
Fatio
Fatio
Faure
Feagin
Felhandler
Eddie
Monica
Dante B.
Family
Frances P.
Luis P.
Renee
Robert R.
Leon
(1905-2004)
(1954(1879(1913-1983)
(1920-1995)
(1906-1989)
(1917-1998)
(1912-1997)
Notes
1964-1975/Attorney General
Artist Wildlife Painting
2004 Eve Award Winner for Volunteer
Service
Tennis Professional
Social Worker (local history profile)
Anthropologist/UF Educator
Landowner
Attorney General 1965-71 and
Volunteer
Epidemic Victim Dr's Spouse
Stories of the Seminoles Writer
St. Johns Bar and River Pilot 1894
(photo only)
Founder Riverside/First Guaranty Bank
and Trust Co. 1947
Attorney
1985's Miss Florida
Genealogy etc.
Conservationist
Slave
Artist Painting
President Florida Publishing Co.
Homebuilder Ft. Caroline Club Estates
Felos
Fenby
Ferguson
Fernandez
Fernandez
Field
Fields
Finegan
Finger
Fisackerly
Fisher
Fisher
Fisher
Fitzpatrick
Flagello
Flagler
Fleming
Fleming
Fleming
Fleming
Fletcher
Sam G.
Eric and Rowena
Dr. Emmet F. Jr.
Cristian
Dr. John D.
Glenis
Jeff
Joseph E.
Martha Mrs. George
Hester G.
George R
Dr. John
John J. "Jimbo"
William
Ezio
Henry M.
Family
C. Seton
Floride L. Pearson
Francis P.
Duncan U. and Anna L.
(1918-2006)
(1907-1997)
(1921-2008)
(1999)
(1848-1913)
Fletcher
Floyd
Hugh McKay
Family
(1943-
(1844-1871)
(1923-2007)
(1965-
(1843-1932)
(1841-1908)
(1859-1936)
Notes
Gus & Co. Shoe Shop Proprietor
Delius Protégé/Music Teacher
Medicine/Civic Leader
Child Murderer
Medicine/Jacksonville Pioneer
Artist Painting
Writer
General
Artist Painting
Educator/Writer
Architect
Medicine/FL Senate
FSU Football Coach
Plantation Owner
Opera Singer/Actor
Industrialist/Financier
Genealogy etc.
Historian/Writer
First Lady of FL (local history profile)
Governor
US Senator 1909-36 / Mayor 1893-95;
1901-1903 / FL Representative 1893
(local history profile)
Genealogy etc.
Floyd
Foley
Foley
Foley
Jim
Bill
Dan
Lester
Forbes
Forbes
Ford
Forrester
Forshee
Forsyth
Forsyth
John R.
Leon E.
Kit
Richard
Joseph B. Jr.
George A. "Sandy" III
John
Fort
Fortune
Foster
Fowler
Fowler
Fowler
Fox
France
Francis
Frank
Frank
Fraser
Dr. Frank L.
Timothy
Stephen C.
Connie
Earl
Tillie
Charles D.
William Sr. "Big Bill"
Milly
Pat
Pat C.
Edwin B.
(1939-2001)
(1923-2010)
(1780-1841)
(1925-2008)
(1942-2005)
(
-1952)
(1910-1992)
Notes
Ship Captain/Aide to Cuba
FTU Newspaper "Columnist"
Composer
President Foley Lumber and Export
Corporation
FL Representative
Politician
Artist Painting
Presidential Award Recipient
City Council President 1981
Aqua East Business Owner
Minister to Spain Negotiated Treaty
Ceding FL to U.S.
Surgeon
Journalist/Ex Slave
Songwriter
Writer/Poet
Admiral
US Representative
The Truth About Florida Writer
Father of Stock Car Racing
Indian Maiden
Writer
FL Senator/Educator
FL Senator
Notes
Fraser
Frazier
Walter B.
J. C.
(1888-1972)
FL Senator/St. Augustine Mayor
Homebuilder Arlingwood and Royal
Oaks
Freel
Ryan
1976 – 2012
Baseball player
Freeman
Freeman
French
Kathryn
Mack
Dr. Seth
(1956(1938-2005)
Frey
Frick
Friedman
Frisch
Frost
Fryer
Fuel
Furman
Fussell
Gaines
Galeone
Gamble
Gannon
Lou Jr.
Dennis
Kenneth A.
Mark
Louis O.
John C.
Billy
Rosemary
Ronnie
Steve E.
Victor
Ed
Dr. Michael V.
(1934-
Gardiner
Garland
Asa B.
Hank
Garner
Merlene
JPL Artist Painting
Newsman
FL Senator/1st Immigration
Commissioner
US Representative
Orange Park Mayor
Artist Graphic Design/Conservationist
Local Entrepreneur
Public Defender
Duval School Superintendent
Seminole Indian
Legal Secretary/Activist
Lynyrd Skynyrd Member
Catholic Bishop St Augustine Diocese
FTU Cartoonist
UF Educator/The Cross in the Sand
Writer
Friends of JPL President/HR Executive
Musician Guitar/Songwriter wrote
"Jingle Bell Rock"
Singer
(1980(1931-2008)
(1941-
(1949-1977)
(1935)
(1943(1927-
(1930-2004)
Garrard
Gaspar
Gato Family
Gautier
Gay
Geisendorff
Geren
Geronimo
Gianoulis
Gibbons
Gibbs
Gibbs
Gibbs
Gibson
Giddings
Gilbert
David D.
Jose "Gasparilla"
(1978(1756-1821)
E. William
W. W. "Bill"
Annette
Dr. Paul F.
(1911(1926(1917-2005)
(1913-1969)
(1829-1909)
Gilkes
Gilkes
Gillette
Gilliland
Deborah
Sam M.
Jonathan
Kingsley B.
Thomas V. R.
Audrey
Family
Eugene F. "E. F." and
Family
Fannie M. Davidson
Lillian B.
Ann Merrill
John A.
Gilmore
Gilmore
Glenn
Artis
Timothy
John
(1827-1874)
(1956(
)
-1907)
(1865-1956)
(1903-1977)
(1914-2006)
(1949()
(1921-
Notes
Pirate
Prominent Cuban Americans
FL Senator
W W Gay Business Owner
Songwriter
Stetson University President 1967-69
Apache Indian Chief
Newscaster
US Congressman
Secretary of State 1868-73
Fort George Island Plantation Owner
West Point Cadet
Genealogy etc.
Father of Atlantic Boulevard
DAR Homemaker (local history profile)
Cora Crane Biographer
Oldest Maritime Family Member
President/CEO Stockton, Whatley,
Davin and Co
Professional Basketball Player
Local author, FSCJ professor
Astronaut
Glickstein
Glisson
Glover
Gobert
Godbold
Godbold
Gold
Goode
Joseph M.
Dorothy
Nathaniel Jr. "Nat"
Mrs. Charles
Jake M.
Marvin Jr.
P. D.
John E.
(1899-1982)
(1913-2001)
(1944-
Gordon
Gordon
Gordon
Gorrie
de Gourgues
Gradick
Graham
Graham
Grant
Graveley
Gray
Gary
Herman J.
William S.
Dr. John
Dominique
Laura E.
Billy
Robert "Bob" and Adele
James
John
E. Wurtz
(
-1968)
(1923-2005)
(1802-1855)
(1530-1593)
(1876-1979)
(1919(1937(1720-1806)
(1884-1973)
(1868-
Gray
Greacen
Greaseman
Greeley
R. A. "Bob"
Nan
(1882-1975)
(1909-1999)
Jonathan C. "J C"
(1833-1915)
(1933(1876(1940-1990)
Notes
Neptune Beach Mayor/Attorney
FL Elections Director
Sheriff
St Augustine Area Landowner
Mayor
Baldwin Mayor
History of Duval County Writer
City Councilmember/Duval County Jail
Police Chief
Gainesville Mayor/Writer
Police Captain
Architect
Medicine/Icemaker Inventor
French Settler
Poet
Evangelist
Governor Lobbyist
British Governor East Florida 1763-71
Architect with Graveley and Graveley
FL East Coast Railway Mail Manager
Artist Painting/Monet model
Disc Jockey
FL Pioneer Businessman
Greeley
Green
Greene
Greene
Mellen C.
Elisha
C. Ray Sr.
C. Ray Jr.
(1880-1981)
Greene
Greenstein
Gregg
Grey
Grey
Griffin
Griffith
Griffith
Grimes
Grimke
Grissert
Grizzard
Grizzard
Groover
Tom H.
Howard R. and Lenore
Peter
Frank
John "J. J."
Ben Hill Jr.
Cindy Knight
Leon O.
Samuel A. Sr.
John F.
W. E. Jr. "Ted"
Kathy
Lewis
Frank C.
(1933(1935-2006)
(1940-1980)
(1915-2006)
Grosewald
Grosse
Grouard
Grover
Fan Mrs. Irving
George R.
George M.
Eulalie O.
Gubbin
Barbara A. B.
(1892-1964)
(1926-
(1911-1990)
(1955)
(1921-1984)
(1906-1996)
(1926-1996)
(1947-1994)
(1861-
(1873-
Notes
Architect (local history profile)
FL Pioneer/Slave Owner
County Commissioner/Pharmacist
Real Estate Attorney/Brentwood
Principle @ 1975
FL Senator/FL Representative
Rabbi
Race Car Driver/Businessman
WWII POW "Grey Ghost"
MOFRO Songwriter/Musician
"The Citrus Baron"
Actor / Andy Griffith Spouse
A Long Time Since Morning Writer
Ornithologist/Bird Photographer
Diary keeper from 1778
Attorney/1st City Council President
Writer /Former Spouse of Lewis
Writer/Comic
Drug Co (s) Executive (local history
profile)
Artist Painting
FL Representative/US Marshall
Tropical Plant Newsman
Pioneer in the Making of Modern
Books for Children Writer
JPL Director
Guernsey
Guest
Guilliford
Gunter
Gurney
Gustafson
Guthrie
Haast
Haben
Hair
Hair
Haislett
Halen
Haley
Hall
Hall
Hall
Hall
Hall
Hall
Hallam
Halpern
Hamilton
Hamilton
Hamlin
S. Kendrick
Lee
Bill
W. D. Jr. "Bill"
Edward J.
Edwin S. Sr. "Ed"
Woody
William
Ralph
Henry H. "Horry" Jr.
Mattox
Nicole
Edna
James A.
Goldsmith P.
Gudrun
Dr. James
John P.
Kenneth
Rubylea
Dr. George W.
Samuel
Ava
Tim
Victor T.
(1892-1977)
(1885-1966)
(1944(1934(1914(1916-2004)
(1912-1967)
(1899-1981)
(1926-2009)
(
-1956)
Notes
Gulf Life Insurance Chair / Rotarian
Attorney (local history profile)
FL Senator
US Senator/US Representative
Operated Family Dairy
Folk Musician/Songwriter
Snake Handler
FL Representative
FL Senator
FL Senator
Olympian Swimming
Artist Miniature Painting
US Representative
City Councilmember 1895 (photo only)
Period Clothing Designer
Medicine/FL's 1st American Doctor
Clay County Sheriff
Hollywood Special Effects Designer
Writer
JU Educator
Halpern's Department Store Founder
Writer/Photographer
Artist Drawing
Alley Oop Cartoonist
Hanna
Hannaford
Hapgood
Hardage
Hardee
Hardee
Hardee
Harden
Harder
Hardesty
Harding
Harding
Hardwick
Hardy
Hare
Harmon
Harrell
Harrell
Harrington
Drs. Alfred J. and Kathryn
A.
Julie
Hutchins
Family
Cary A.
George W.
Suzanne D.
Paul
Jay
Cecil D.
Major B.
Warren G.
Taylor
Oliver
George E.
George
David E.
John W.
John J.
Harris
Betty Mrs. E. Ross
Harris
Harris
Bob
Buckner
Notes
Educators/Writers
(1876-1957)
(1923-2004)
(1910-1996)
(1865-1923)
(1925-2014)
(1892-1957)
(
-1814)
Writer
Hardage and Sons Funeral Homes
Governor 1921-25
Chamber Planning Chair
Fernandina Beach Historian/Writer
Attorney/Lobbyist
Artist Painting/Actor
FL Supreme Court Chief Justice
Architect / Photographer / Filmmaker
Actor
Fire Chief joined the force in 1909
JJ Newspaper Editor
FL Representative/Attorney
Fraternal Order of Police National
President
FL Federation of Women's Clubs
President
Duval County Commissioner
Florida Pioneer Founded Temporary
Settlement of Elotchaway 1814
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harris
Harrison
Harrison
Carol
Katherine
Marshall
Taylor J.
James L. Sr.
Samuel
Hart
Hart
Hart
Hart
Hartack
Hartley
Hartley
Doris
Isaiah D.
Ossian B.
Richard H.
Willie
Dyess E.
Kathleen
(1925(1792-1861)
(1821-1874)
(1898-1962)
(1932-2007)
(1922-1991)
Hartwell
Rosanne R.
(1927-1996)
Harvey
Harvey
Harwick
Harwood
John
Karen
Anne L.
Norman A.
Haskell
Hathaway
Preston
Dr. Fons A.
(1957-
Notes
JPL Librarian FL COL
FL Representative
South Jacksonville Mayor 1926-31
City Attorney
Early Amelia Island Settlers from the
English Colony of Belize, Honduras
Pro Tennis Player late 1940's
Founder Jacksonville FL
Governor 1873-74 / Isaiah D.'s son
Invented V-Slotted Parachute
Jockey
Hartley Press Founder
Court Clerk suspected of
embezzlement
Founder FCCJ Women's Center /
Educator
Jacksonville Pioneer
St. Augustine Historian/Writer
"Possum Trot" Writer
"Giant of Halifax" Ormond Land
Owner
President The Haskell Co.
FL Employment Service
Director/Gubernatorial Candidate
Havens
Bill
Havens
Hawkins
Hawks
Hawley
Haworth
Hayes
O. Pierre
Paula
Esther H.
William F.
Fred
Bob
Haynes
Haywood
Hazouri
Heckscher
Lawrence
Hurley
(1948Thomas L. "Tommy" and
Carol
August "Augie"
(1849-1941)
Hedrick
Kate C.
(1849-
Heggen
Heggie
Heim
Joan Mrs. James R.
Dr. Norman M.
Ralph W.
(1876(1917-1989)
Held
Hemingway
Hemingway
Hemming
Al
Ernest
Leicester
Charles C.
(1927-
(1942-2002)
(1929-2005)
(1899-1961)
(1915-1982)
Notes
Proctor and Gamble's Original "Mr.
Clean"
Artist Photography
US Senator 1980-87
Medicine/Started Integrated School
Arlingtonian Newspaper Publisher
Mayport Native
Olympian Track and Field/Pro Football
Wide Receiver
Tenor
Race Car Driver
Mayor
Millionaire/Owned Heckscher Dr Area
in the 1920's
St Luke's Hospital Founder/Director
1st Female Tallahassee Mayor
Medicine (local history profile)
Reynolds, Smith and Hill Chair /
Architect
JPL Artist Painting
Writer
Ernest's Brother
Confederate War Hero/Jacksonville
Native
Hendrix
Hendry
Henley
Hentz
Herlong
Wanda
Family
Grover C.
Caroline L.
Dr. Mark B.
(1929-1981)
Hernandez
Hester
Hiassen
Hicken
Hicken
Joseph M.
Lex A.
Carl
Dan
Russell B.
High
Robert K.
(1924-1967)
Hightower
Michael R.
(1945-
Hill
Hillyer
Hilton
Hindson
Hines
Hinton
Anthony C. Sr. "Tony"
Charles II
Harold
William
Connie
Felisicia
(1957(1922-2005)
Hipps
Hixson
Hoare
Alberta
Curtis
Ellen
(1907-1969)
(1876-
)
(1936-2000)
(1953)
(1927-2003)
(1930-
(1892-1956)
(1828-1914)
Notes
Actor
Genealogy etc.
News Photographer
Writer
Medicine/Health & Sanitation
Commissioner (local history profile)
General Who Captured Osceola
City Administrator
Novelist/Journalist
Newscaster
1957-1963; 1968-1974
Miami Mayor/Gubernatorial
Candidate
Lobbyist Blue Cross Blue Shield of
Florida
Building Contractor
Artist Painting
historical document only
Actor
Jacksonville's 1st Black Female Highway
Patrol Trooper
Tampa Mayor
Catholic Nun - "Angel of Mercy"
Hobson
Hodges
Hogan
Hogans
William A.
George E.
Mike
Lewis Z.
Hogshead-Makar
Holbrook
Holderman
Nancy
Charles T.
Marie
Holland
Jerry
Holland
Spessard L. and Family
Hollerbach
Hollister
Holloway
Holmes
Homer
Hood
Hope
Horne
Horne
Horton-White
House
House
Housely
Ken
John W. Jr.
Teresa B. Mrs. John C.
J. Palmer
Winslow
Glenda
Christina
Jim
Mallory
Donna
Edith E.
Yoanna
Mary Francis
(1907-1963)
(
-1837)
(1962(1849-
(1892-1971)
(1906(1911-1984)
(1836-1910)
(1950(1949-2014)
(1959(1925(1903-1987)
(1980(1924-1951)
Notes
First Baptist Church Pastor
Baptist Minister murdered
City Councilmember
Jacksonville Pioneer/Built First House
in Jacksonville
Olympian Swimming
Researcher (local history profile)
Newspaper Editor/Cocoa Tribune
Publisher
Elections Supervisor/City
Councilmember
US Senator 1946-71 / Governor 194145
Artist Painting
City Auditor indicted
Writer
Pioneer Commercial Pilot
Artist Painting/Cummer Exhibit
Artist
Florida Education Commissioner
LPGA Hall of Fame Golfer
FL's 1st Female US Attorney
America's Next Top Model II Winner
National Airlines Attendant Heroine
Houser
Houston
Howard
Howard
Howell
Huau
Hubbard
Huckins
Hughes
Hull
Mike
Family
Emmie
Mark
William S.
Jose A.
Samuel B.
Frank P.
John S. "Jackson"
Noble A.
(1906-1988)
Humphreys
Gunnel
(1944-
Humphries
Homer H. Jr.
(1930-2012)
Hunt
Hunt
Hunter
Hunter
Courtenay
Davis
David
Jack D.
(1918-2013)
Hunter
Ralph "Scrap Iron"
(1882-1977)
Huntley
J. Earl
(1917-
(1926(1836-1905)
(1833-1903)
(1886-1951)
(1959-1989)
(1827-1907)
(1921-2009)
Notes
Jackson High School Football Coach
Genealogy etc.
Artist Weaving
Artist Printmaking
Atlantic Beach Mayor
Huau Cigars Founder/Cuban Patriot
President SB Hubbard Co.
Huckins Yacht Corporation Founder
Actor
US Representative 1879-81 /
Lieutenant Governor 1877-79
Edge City Co-Owner/Artist Various
Media
City Council President presided over
final year of consolidated
government's 1st Council
Local artist
4th FL Infantry Member
Major General
The Blue Max Writer/Artist Aviation
Paintings
Engineer/Inventor Receiving 17 US
Patents
City Council President/Records Exam
Chief
Huntley
Louis
(1928-2006)
Hurley
Hurst
Hurston
Hutchinson
Hutson
Joseph P.
Ralph N.
Zora N.
James
David
(1894-1967)
Hyde
Hyland
Hyman
Hysler
Imeson
Infante
Kevin
Lisa Ludlow
Ann
John B.
Thomas C.
Lindy
Ingle
John P. Jr.
(1911-2007)
Innes
Henry L.
(1875-1921)
(1891-1960)
(1936-2008)
Notes
Huntley's Jiffy Stores Inc.
Founder/CEO
Catholic Bishop St Augustine Diocese
Artist Sculpture
Writer
Artist Painting
D. W. Hutson Company
Founder/Homebuilder Citywide
Feather Merchant Heiress
FTU Editor/Columnist
"Whiskey King"
City Commission Chair / Mason
see subj VF Jacksonville
Bulls
Issena
Insetta
Jonathan
Jackson
Andrew
(1767-1845)
Jackson
Jackson
Brenda
Julian
(1953)
(1914-2011)
Eastern Air Lines Sales & Service
Manager
President American Motors Export
Company
1566 Timucuan Bride wed Englishman
Chef/Restaurateur
U. S. President 1829-37 / FL's 1st US
Governor 1821
Writer
Lil' Champ Food Stores Inc. Founder/
Boxer
Jackson
Jackson
Jackson
Michael
W. A. Jr.
William K.
(1958-2009)
Jahoda
James
Jarboe
Jay
Jegart
Jenkins
Jenkins
Jenkins
Jenkins
Jennings
Jennings
Jennings
Gloria
Craig
James R.
Hamilton
Artemis
Archie O.
Dan
Horatio
Suzanne
Frank E.
May M. Mrs. William S.
Minerva P. Mrs. Frank E.
(1925(1942-
Jennings
Jilek
Johnigean
Johns
Johnson
Johnson
Johnson
William S.
Dr. Jaroslav J.
Roxanne
Charley E.
Andrew E.
Brandy
Carolyn
(1863-1920)
Johnson
Dewey M.
(1914-2003)
(
-1899)
(1929-
(1877-1966)
(1953-
Notes
Account of his visit and influence
Fire Chief 1966-1968
Architect / Kemp, Bunch and Jackson
Architects (KBJ Architects) Chair
Writer
US Representative
Neptune Beach City Marshall
Journalist/Union Soldier
Artist Painting
Duval Jewelry Co. Founder/Chair
Writer
Union General
City Councilmember
Everglades Champion/Civic Leader
Colonial Dames and DAR Office Holder
Governor 1901-05
Medicine/Writer
Singer
Governor unelected 1953-55
Talk Radio Host/FL Representative
Olympian Gymnastics
2004 Eve Award Winner for
Employment
Johnson
Johnson
(1910-1973)
Johnson
Johnson
Johnston
Elizabeth M. "Beth"
Dr. Franklyn A. and
Bunny
Marjorie
William S.
William H. J. "Bill"
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jones
Jones
Calvin
Charles B.
Charles H.
Edwin L.
Jasper
John G.
(1939-1998)
(1890-1927)
Jones
Jones
Jones
Larry "Chipper"
Peter
W. Geiger
(1972-
Jones
Jones
Jones
Warren A.
Warren L.
(1895-1993)
William M. "Archeology (1910Jones"
Stan
Lloyd W.
Jordan
Josselyn
(1906-1968)
(
-1900)
(1918-
)
(1876-1949)
Notes
JU's 1st President/Educator JU Hostess
Artist Painting
Chamber VP "Mr. Navy"
President Jacksonville Kennel
Club/Organized Crime Suspect
Archaeologist
1st Jacksonville Beach City Marshall
The Florida Times-Union Founder
FL Circuit Court Judge
Dentist (pair of photos only)
President Jones Brothers Furniture,
the 1st Furniture Store Chain in the
South
Professional Baseball Player
Mayor 1870-73
Jones Brothers Furniture Founder w/
Brothers
City Council President/Realtor
Chamber President/U. S. Circuit Judge
Writer/Forester
FL Representative
JPL Library Director 1912-19
Juarez
Juan
Juhan
Kadlec
Kahn
Kahn
Kamal
Kaminsky
Kaplan
Frank A.
Ladislav
Albert
Paul G.
Dr. M. Anwar
Stuart
Israel L.
Kastelz
Bill
(1920-
Kaufelt
Kaufman
Kay
David A.
Kaye
Russell
(1892-1977)
Keane
Keeler
Keene
Kelley
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Kelly
Margaret D. H.
William F.
Otis L. and Harriet L.
Cecil B.
Frank C.
George “Machine Gun”
Mardie
Michael
Richard
(1894(1869-1942)
(1941-1990)
(1934(1889-
(1927(1821-1886)
(1830-1910)
(1911-1987)
(18991895-1954
(1924-2005)
Notes
1st Catholic Bishop of Florida Landing
April 16, 1528
Episcopal Bishop
Artist Painting/Engineer
Architect
AT&T Universal Card/Ideon CEO
Art Collector/Plastic Surgeon
Writer
Rabbi/JPL Board Trustee (local history
profile)
FTU Sports Editor who coined term:
"The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail
Party"
American Tropic Writer
Artist Ceramics
FL Journalism Pioneer/President FL
Press Association
Artist Painting
U.S.S. Monitor Naval Officer
Oldest Mason Eastern Star
JJ Publisher
Fire Chief
American Gangster
Actor
Super Bowl Host Committee President
US Representative
Kelly
Kemp
Scott
William D.
Kenan
Kendrick
Kennard
Kennedy
Kennedy
Kennelly
William R. Jr.
Baynard H.
Walter L. "Roy"
Eva
Stetson and Family
Joseph G Jr. and Carolyn
Kent
Kerr
Frederick H. "Fred"
Diane
(1905-1995)
Kerr
Kersey
Kerwin
Kesler
Key
Keys
Keyser
Khan
Kimber
Kimmel
Kinard
King
King
Jessie-Lynn
Billye Kay
Dr. Joseph P.
Delores M.
Alexander "Alex"
Virginia A.
Ernest W.
Shahid "Shad"
Bill
Stanley
Al
Caleb J. Sr. and Family
Harry E.
(1938-2011)
(1912-1982)
(1894(1886-1983)
(1916-2011)
(1920-1999)
(1932(1940(1904-1979)
(1876-1959)
(1950)
(1936-
(1884-1965)
Notes
FL Senator/Gubernatorial Candidate
Kemp, Bunch and Jackson
Founder/Architect
Scientist/Flagler In-law Businessman
Writer
Artist Painting/Palace Saloon Muralist
Writer/Nazi Prisoner
Folklorist/Writer
FL Representative 1966-68; 1970-72
Candidate
Attorney/FL Junior College Founder
2003 Eve Award Winner for Volunteer
Service
FTU Columnist
Actor
Astronaut/1st Physician on Skylab
Entrepreneur/Philanthropist
The Wrath and the Wind Writer
TV Announcer
Artist Sculpture
NFL Owner / Businessman
Pro Football Wide-Receiver
Writer
Elections Supervisor Candidate
FTU Newspaper Editor
FL Senator Convicted of Perjury
King
King
King
Kingsley
Kingsley
Kingsley
Kinne
Kirby-Smith
Kirby-Smith
Kirk
Kirkland
Kirkland
Kirn
Kiser
Kissling
Kitchings
Kloeppel
Klutho
Knight
Knight
Knight
Knight
Jim
Sisters
Virginia
Family
Anna J.
Zephaniah
Dr. Frances B.
Edmund
Dr. Joseph L. and Lillian
A.
Claude R. Jr. and Family
Larry
Rick
Ann
Curtis
Dr. Albert J. and Viola
Earl
Robert Sr. and Family
Henry J.
Damond and Kate
Kate T. Mrs. Raymond
Demere
Dr. Malcolm B. and
Cascile M.
Raymond Demere Jr. and
Madeleine D.
(1939-2009)
Notes
(1916-
FL Senator
Radio's 1927 Singing Sisters
Writer/Jacksonville History Buff
Genealogy etc.
Wife of Z Kingsley/Senegal Native
Plantation Owner
JU President/Educator Music
Confederate General
Dermatology/Civic Leader (local
history profile)
Governor 1967-71 Homemaker
JPL Artist Sculptor
Drummer
FSU Art Educator/Artist Drawing
FL Representative
Riverside Presbyterian Pastor Artist
Raines High School Football Coach
George Washington Hotel Builder
Architect
Writer Writer
Writer/Autobiographical History (local
history profile)
Pastor Southside Baptist Church
(1883-
(1793-1810)
(1824-1893)
(1882(1926(1960(1911-1997)
(1926-2009)
(1873-1964)
(1923-2002)
(1860-
Knight
Knott
Koester
Koger
Kohn
Konigsburg
Koons
Koopman
Koscielny
Koscileny
Koski
Kouvaris
Raymond Downing (son)
William V.
Edward A. W.
Ira M. and Nancy L. T.
Gabriel
Elaine "E. L."
Roger B.
Mireya U.
Margaret
Anna
Fay
Sam
(1915-1974)
Kramerick
Kravitz
Krobalski
Krosnick
Kuhn
Elsie
Dick
Jay
Aaron and Mary Lou W.
Robert G. "Bob" and
Nancy M.
Cameron
Nancy
James D.
Daniel
Vernon
D. J.
(1925-2006)
Kuhn
Kulp
Lacey
Ladd
Lamme
Lanahan
(1912-2004)
(1910-1975)
(1930-2013)
(1895-
(1921-1991)
(1850-1932)
(1817-1872)
(1893-1979)
(1917-2004)
Notes
Jacksonville Journal News writer
State Comptroller/Treasurer
City Councilmember/Printer
Office Park Developer Arts Supporter
Artist Sculpture
Writer/Artist Multi Media
Koons and Koons Co. Founder 1921
Poet
Artist Sculpture
Concert Pianist
Artist Painting
WJXT TV4 Sports Director/Managing
Editor
Artist Painting
City Councilmember
Artist Wax Painting
Symphony Violinist and Pianist
Kuhn Flowers Founder
Would Be Downtown Developer
Actor/FSU Graduate
Timber Baron
Merchant
Archaeologist
President Lanahan Lumber Co.
Lanahan
Lander
John F.
(1922-2004)
Rose D. Mrs Malcolm M. (1877-
Landon
Landwirth
Lane
Julia
Henri
Edward W.
Lane
Lane
Edward W. Jr.
(1911-2004)
Helen Mrs. Edward W. Jr. (1924-
Lane
J. Taliaferro
(1904-
Langford
Langley
Langton
Frances
Neva
Mike
(1913-2005)
(1933-
Lanier
Lanier
Laquidara
LaRose
Lastinger
Lathan
Laudonniere
Linda
Sidney
Cindy
Joseph J.
Allen L. Jr.
Jean Lee
Rene Goulaine de
Lauramore
Lauramore
Clifford M.
Henry H.
(1927-
(1911-1999)
(1942(1529-1574)
Notes
JTA Chair / City Councilmember
YWCA General Secretary (local history
profile)
South Jacksonville's First Educator
Holocaust Survivor/Humanitarian
Atlantic National Bank Founder (local
history profile)
Attorney/Bank Executive
2004 Eve Lifetime Achievement Award
Winner
Atlantic National Bank of Jacksonville
Chair
WW II Singer/Actor
1953's Miss America
FL Representative/Property ReDeveloper
President I. M. Sulzbacher Center
American Place Theater Founder
COJ's 1st Female General Counsel
International Shoe Designer
President/COO Barnett Bank
Writer
French Huguenot explorer, Founder of
the French colony of Fort Caroline
Fire Chief
Cummer Gallery of Art Gardener
Lawrence
Lawrence
Lazar
Lazarus
Lazeau
Le Moyne de. M.
Ed
Tim
Stephen F.
Lyn
Paul
Jacques
(1867-1934)
(1958(1949-
LeBaron
LeBaron
Lee
Lee
John F. and Family
Rudolph W. P.
Dixie
Laurence F. Sr.
(1847-
Lee
Lee
Lee
Leedy
Leemis
Leeper
Lefkowitz
Laurence F. Jr.
Robert E.
Walter M. III
Gene
Lloyd C.
Doris
Dr. Sidney and Dottie
(1921-2003)
(1807-1870)
Lehmbeck
Leibo
Leland
L'Engle
L'Engle
Pierce
Meyer C.
William
Family
Dr. Edward M. and
Frances M.
(1930(1533-1588)
(1938-
(1928-
(
-1984)
(1878-
Notes
Actor
Hollywood Special Effects Artist
Architect/Artist
Homebuilder Arlington
1st Professional Artist to Record New
World
Civil Engineer Pioneer
Photo only
Bullfighter
President US Chamber / Peninsular
Life Insurance Co. Chair
Peninsular Life Insurance Co. CEO
General, Visited April 13, 1870
Chamber President
Architect
Attorney/Delius Association Head
Rabbi/Library Trustee Board Chair
Artist
AP New York City Bureau Chief
Leibo's Big and Tall Shop Owner
Pianist/Organist
Genealogy etc.
Medicine (local history profile) Civic
Leader
L'Engle
L'Engle
LeMaster
LeMaster
Madeline Mrs. Hugh F.
William L.
E. B. “Ebbie” III
Josiah P.
Lenk
Lenski
Leonard
Letson
Lewis
Lewis
Lewis
Lewis
Lewis
Eva
Lois
Dr. W. N.
Al
Abraham L.
John W. III
Lawrence Jr.
Lynda
Philip D.
Libby
Lilien
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lindbergh
Lynne
Mauline H.
Abraham
Mary T.
Charles A.
Lindsay
Dr. Homer G. Sr. and
Ruth E.
Dr. Homer G. Jr.
Les
Lindsay
Linton
(1918(1885-1957)
(1928-2005)
Notes
(1903-1981)
Writer
Artist Painting
Ponte Vedra’s “Unofficial Mayor”
Stockton, Whatley, Davin and Co
Executive
Artist Ceramics
Writer/Illustrator
Medicine
Poet/Playwright
Co-Founder Afro-American Insurance
FL Representative
Flagler Fortune Heir/Civic Leader
President Schultz Center
FL Senate President/Palm Beach
Millionaire
Artist Pastel Painting
Artist Painting
US President
First Lady
Aviator, Visited Jacksonville May 21,
1927
(1928-2000)
(1953-
(1893-1974)
(1855(1973(1865-1947)
(1950(1918-1994)
(1930-
(1809-1865)
(1818-1882)
(1902-1974)
Linville
George M.
(1929-2009)
Lipp
Lisska
Family
Emily
Liteky
Livingston
Locke
Lockwood
Charles J.
Dr. Smart Pope Sr.
Taylor T. "Tates"
Phyllis
(1931(1872-1934)
(1937-
Loftin
Loftin
Loguidice-Clark
Lombar
Londeree
Long
Long
Long
Lopez-Cantera
Loring
Losco
Lotz
Lovett
Lovett
Scott M.
William M.
JoEl
Dru
Sarabob
Ellen C.
Elizabeth V.
Thomas W.
Carlos
William W.
Family
Steve
Betsy
Radford D.
(1878-1953)
(1785-1838)
(1951-2005)
(1825-1905)
(1832-1917)
(1973(1818-1886)
(1930(1934-2010)
Notes
George M. Linville Corp Real Estate
Owner
Wrestling Professionals
Jacksonville Historical Society
Executive Director
Medal of Honor Recipient
Medicine
JU Basketball Coach
Peterbrooke Chocolate and Café
Carmon Founder
US Senator/FL East Coast Rail Counsel
1st Sheriff of West Florida
Guitarist/Songwriter
Artist Painting
Writer
JPL Employee
FL Senator
Lieutenant Governor 2014Army General
Mandarin Settlers
Artist Painting/UCF Educator
Philanthropist
Piggly Wiggly Corp. Chair / President
Commodores Point Terminal Corp.
Lovett
William D.
Lovett
Lowry
Lucas
Luckie
William R.
Sumter L.
Henry L.
Charles A.
Lueders
Luis
Lumpkins
William E.
Antonio
James B.
Lundgren
Lyerly
Lykes
Richard
Dr. James G. Sr.
Dr. Howell T.
Lyle
Lyle
Lyles
Lyles
Lynch
Lynde
Carol
Charles
A. C.
Royce
Nellie
Hunter
Notes
(1926-1990)_ Piggly Wiggly Corp. President /
Commodores Point Terminal Corp.
Chair
(1891-1978) President/CEO Piggly Wiggly Corp.
(1893Gubernatorial Candidate
(1936-2001) Mass Murderer
(1907-1978) 4th Circuit Senior Judge/FL
Representative
(1866-1949) FL Pioneer Frederick E Luedres' Son
Artist Painting
President The State Bank/Chamber
President
Artist Painting
(1893-1990) Neurosurgery Pioneer/Rotarian
(1846-1906) Medicine/Lykes Brothers Inc Empire
Founder
Artist Painting
Artist Train Art
(1918-2013) Hollywood Producer
JEA & City Finance Director
(1909-1978) Advertising Executive/Won 1st
National Jury of Advertising Awards
Medal Among Southern Advertising
Agencies
Lyon
Harry H. Sr.
(1892-1985)
Lyons
Mabrey
Adah M.
Charlotte
(1918-1999)
Mabry
MacArthur
MacDonald
MacEnulty
MacGregor
Donald
John D.
John D.
Rosalind
Gregor
(1916-1986)
Mack
Connie
(1940-
Mack
MacKay
Richard
Kenneth "Buddy"
(1933-
Mackey
Randy
(1950-
Mackle
Brothers
Mackroth
MacLean
MacNaughton
MacNeil
MacWilliams
John R.
C. Don Jr.
Donald S.
Jack
William
(1787-1845)
Notes
Independent Life and Accident
Insurance Co. Founder
Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra
Percussionist
World's Finest Beach Writer
Banker's Life and Casualty Founder
Writer
Composer / Paxon High Educator
Conquerer of Amelia Island Liberating
Florida from Spanish Rule
US Senator 1989-2001 / US
Representative 1983-89
FCC Head
42nd Governor 1998-99 / US
FL Representative Convicted for Tax
Evasion
Mackle General Development Corp
Directors
Chamber DD Director / JPA Director
City Councilmember / Attorney
Prudential Insurance President
Artist Painting
FL Senate Secretary / Baker
Madsen
E. Coleman
Magbee
James T.
(
Mager
Mahey
Mahon
Doris
John A.
Lacy Jr.
(1924-2013)
Mai
Main
Yvonne
Roger L.
Mains
Paul
Malee
Mallard
Mallard
Mallison
Mallory
Joseph B. Sr.
Robert A.
Nathan L.
Stephen R.
Malone
Richard H.
Mancini
Mandell
Maness
Mann
Dave
Ida
William H.
Charles H.
-1885)
(1896-
(1915-1988)
(1917-2011)
Notes
Assistant US Attorney Southern
District of FL
6th Circuit Judge who endured 1871
Impeachment Trial
FL Audubon's "Eagle Lady"
Cummer Gallery of Art Director
FL Representative / City
Councilmember
Artist Watercolor Painting
FL National Bank President / Cummer
Board
FTU "Fins,, Furs, Feathers" Column
Writer
Seminole Indian Princess
County Commissioner
Property Appraiser convicted
COJ Recreation Superintendent
Secretary of the Navy during the
Confederacy / US Senator
Baptist Medical Center Executive
Director
Artist Painting
Artist Painting
Civil Rights Attorney
Title & Trust Co Founder / Board of
Trade
and Nancy
Mann
Mann
Manning
Robert T.
(1925-2002)
Robert W.
Evelyn L. Mrs. William S. (1892-1970)
Manry
John H.
Manucy
Manuel
Maraffi
Marco
Marden
Albert C.
(1910-2002)
Donaldo
Fritz and Jeannette F.
Caroline Mrs. Seymour R. (1928-2001)
Bill
Marshall
Marshall
Marshall
Bill
Helen W. Mrs. Walter H. (1907-1997)
Dr. J. Stanley
Marshall
Marshall
Marston
Tom
Walter
Dr. Robert Q.
(1902-1953)
Marti
Martin
Martin
Martin
Martin
Martin
Jose J.
Don
John W. III
Lucille S.
Richard A.
Richard C.
(1853-1895)
(1931-2000)
(1884-1958)
(1922-1980)
(1923-
(1928-2003)
Notes
FL Representative 1956-68
Writer
Governor George L. Lewis's Grand
Daughter
Florida National Banks of Florida
President and CEO
Writer / Historian
Artist Painting / Restorer
Conductor / Soprano
S. R. Marco Family Foundation Chair
Exile of Ellendon Writer / FTU
Reporter
Architect / Artist Painting
FTU "Incidentally" Column Writer/
FSU President resigned / Educator
Science
Duval Board of County Commissioner
Artist Sculpture
UF President 1974-84 / Educator
Medicine
Cuban Revolution Organizer
Mad Magazine Artist
Governor (local history profile)
Museum Instructor / Artist Painting
Writer
American Bank Head / Golf Open Chair
Martin
Martinez
Martinez
Martinez
Marx
Mason
Mason
Todd
Bob
Mel
Pedro
Dorothy
Raymond K. and Minerva
R.
Robert
Massey
Massey
Mathews
George
James F.
John E. Sr.
(1947(1896-1960)
(
-1955)
Mathews
John E. Jr. "Jack"
(1920-1988)
Mathis
Matson
Sallye B.
Nina
(1912-1982)
Matthews
Matzer
Maxam
May
Jean F.
Rudolph F.
Louella M.
Philip S.
(1911-1979)
Mayo
Mays
Nathan
Robert L. Sr.
(1877-1960)
(1930-2004)
(1934(1946(
-1566)
(1942-
(1896-1970)
(
-1975)
Notes
Tennis Professional
40th Governor 1987-91
US Senator / HUD Secretary
1560's New World Christian Martyr
T Edison Co Sales Agent / Civic Leader
Charter Co. Chair & CEO Homemaker
Chickenhawk Writer / Vietnam
Veteran Convicted of Drug Smuggling
Baritone Opera Singer
JJ "The Political Pot" Columnist
FL Supreme Court Justice 1951-55 / FL
Senator 1943-51 / FL Representative
UNF Principle / FL Senator 1962-70 /
FL Representative 1957-62
City Councilmember / Activist
Florida State Council, American
Federation of Government Employees
1st Woman President
Henry M. Flagler's Granddaughter
Naval Architect
Silent Screen Actor
Florida Historical Society President /
Attorney
Agriculture Commissioner
Fashion Designer
McAfee
James B.
McArthur
Alexander G.
McCague
Beth A.
McCain
McCain
David L.
John S. III
(1931-1986)
(1936-
McCall
McCalla
Dr. Wayne
Diane Davis
(1940-2014)
McCarthy
Raymond A.
McCarty
Daniel T.
(1912-1953)
McCarty
McCollum
John
Ruby
(1916-1995)
(1920-
McCormick
McCormick
McCormick
Don
J. T.
May S.
(1915-1997)
(1899-
McCoslin
Robert H.
(1884-
McCoy
Bill
(1903-1976)
Notes
Gulf Life President Zoo Society
President
FL Senator / President Wade
Investment Co.
First Union National Bank of FL
President
FL Supreme Court Justice Fugitive
Presidential Candidate / Cecil Field
Commander / Vietnam POW
FL Representative / Dentist
Daughter of Winn-Dixie co-founder
Tine Davis
Seven-Up Bottling President / Gator
Bowl President
31st Governor 1953 / FL
FL Senator 1963-67
Patient shot and killed Dr. C. Leroy
Adams
Artist Printmaking
Jacksonville Beach Mayor 1953-55
JJ Newspaper Writer (local history
profile)
Riverside Presbyterian Pastor (local
history profile)
JU Aid / Politician
McCoy
McCrabb
McCumber
McEachin
Bill
Jane M.
Mark
Joel W.
McElwain
McGee
McGehee
Jim
Lucy K.
Clifford G. Sr.
McGehee
McGiffin
McGillivray
McGinnis
McGirt
McIlwain
Paul
John G. "Jack"
Alexander
Dr. R. H.
Dan
Arnold P.
McIntosh
McIver
McKay
McKelvey
McKrimmon
McLean
McLeod
McMahan
McManus
John H.
John
Kim
Ray "Stevie Stiletto"
Duncan
Will
Donald L. "Don"
Richard
John H.
(1951(1950(1962-
(
-1793)
(1869-1949)
(1925-2008)
(1956-2013)
(1920-1990)
(1895-1955)
Notes
Rum Runner
1864 Widow's Pension Petitioner
Pro Golfer
City Planner Manager / RAP Executive
Director
FL Gator Football Coach
FL State Nurse's Association President
Jacksonville Paper Co. Founder and
President
Artist Painting
McGiffin and Co. Inc. President
Early Floridian / Indian Leader
Medicine
Colorful Revolutionary War Soldier
Jacksonville Shipyards Inc. President
and CEO
Plantation Owner
Artist Painting
Actor / Model
Punk Musician
Militiaman Saved by Indian Maiden
Folksinger
1st Head Florida Sheriffs Bureau
Artist Miniatures
The Financial News and Daily Record
Publisher
McMillan
McMurray
McNeil
McQuaid
McQuaid
James E. "Jim"
Patrick E.
Jack
Patrick
William R.
(1881-1965)
McQueen
John "Don Juan"
(1751-1807)
McQuerry
Mary N.
(1917-2006)
McRae
Mechetti
William A. Jr.
Fabio
Medlock
Paul "Shorty"
(1912-1982)
Melson
Melton
Menendez de
Aviles
Menninger
Sam D.
Howell W.
Pedro
(1519-1574)
Edwin A.
(1896-1995)
Mero
Merrill
Merrill
Rena "Sable"
Charles E.
James C.
(1889-1958)
Notes
Sheriff
pending
Artist Painting / Furchgott's Manager
Mayor
Barnett National Bank of Jacksonville
Chair / Mayor Patrick McQuaid's Son
GA Landowner / Planter who fled to
Spanish Florida to escape his debts
Jacksonville Orchid Society Founder /
Writer
US District Judge
Director
Musician "World's Oldest Rock Star in
the World"
Chronicle Publisher
US District Judge
St. Augustine Founder
Writer/Horticulturist-“The Flowering
Tree Man”.
World Wrestling Federation Champion
Investment Pioneer
Merrill-Stevens Co VP and General
Manager
Merrill
James C. Jr.
(1917-1995)
Merrill
Merrill
Merritt
Merwin
Meserve
James E. and Helen S.
James I.
Dr. Webster
Asher and Family
John
(1855-1939)
Messersmith
Meyer
Meyer
Meyers
Mickler
Milam
Fred
Urban
William
Richard E.
Ernest M. "Ernie"
Arthur Y. and Family
Milam
Milam
Milam
Millar
Miller
Miller
Miller
Miller
Miller
Miller
George W. Sr.
Robert R.
Robert R.
Robert C.
Alfred Sr.
Alfred Jr.
Austin
Carla
Cleve Jr.
Gene Mrs. Richard L.
(1941-
(1964(1875(1940-1988)
(1891-1950)
(1865-1936)
(1900-1971)
(1917-2006)
(1907-1999)
Notes
Merrill-Stevens / Jacksonville
Shipyards CEO
Merrill's Iron Works Founder
Pulitzer Winning Poet
Medicine / Floridiana Collector
Pioneer Family (photo only)
Suspended City Councilmember /
Atlantic Beach Mayor
Artist Painting
University of Florida Football Coach
Educator Music (local history profile)
Homebuilder Arlington
White Trash Cooking Writer
FL Representative / US Chamber
Director
Attorney / City Councilmember
Attorney
Florida Publishing Company Chair
Miller Press Founder
Miller Press President
Attorney / Coined UF as "Gators"
Assistant US Attorney
Artist Painting
Education / School Board Member
Miller
Miller
Miller
Helen
John B.
Lucy C.
Miller
Miller
Miller
Mills
Mills
Phyllis
Walter M. Jr.
William
William B.
William J.
(1922-2005)
(1923-1996)
(1818-1910)
Milton
John
(1807-1865)
Mitchell
Alexander
(1817-1887)
Mitchell
Martha R. Mrs.
Alexander
Dr. Neal
Ruby "Madame Ruby"
Addison
Family
Peggy
Patty
Anni
James E.
Justin C.
Mitchell
Mitchell
Mizner
Mizrahi
Mohler
Moise
Moller
Monroe
Montgomery
(1902-1978)
(1946
(1960-
Notes
Artist Painting
FL and PA Representative
Mandarin Developer / Aladdin Farm
Owner
Artist Painting
A Canticle for Leibowitz Writer
Confederate General
FL National Bank President
1st Mayor 1832-35 / Second Seminole
War Hero
5th Governor 1861-65 / FL
American Bankers Association
President
Civic Leader
Medicine / Attended Cholera Patients
Psychic Reader
Architect
S. Mizrahi Sons Inc. Proprietors
Artist Painting
Race Car Driver
Artist Painting
Major / Squatter
Jacksonville Beach Mayor / City
Councilmember
Moody
Moon
Mooney
Moore
Max D. Jr.
Tommy
James E. Jr.
Dr. Theophilus W.
(1913-1987)
(1925-2003)
Moore-Wilson
Morabito
Minnie
Rocco
(1922-2009)
Moran
Moran
Moran
Audrey McKibbin
Donald
Jim
(1945(1919-2007)
Moran
Moran
Morgan
Pat
Tom
Catherine L.
Morgan
Morgan
Morphew
Morris
Morris
Morris
Morrison
Mortham
Moseley
Fletcher
William N.
Lucius
Alan R.
Dr. Neal
William S. III
Russell
Sandra
Dr. Thad
Notes
M. D. Moody & Sons Inc. CEO
Race Car Driver
FL and Jacksonville Chamber President
FL Pioneer / FL Southern College
President
.
(1901-1972)
(1934(1899(1951(1919-2002)
1967 Pulitzer Prize Winning Artist
Photography Captured "Kiss of Life"
Mayor Delaney Chief of Staff
Chief Circuit Judge
JM Family Enterprises Inc. Founder /
Philanthropist
JM Family Enterprises CEO
Homebuilder Beauclerc Estates
JU Acting President / 2004 Eve Award
Winner for Education
FL Senator / County Commissioner
Architect
Poet
"Sandman" Castle Sculptor
Artist Painting
Morris Communications Head
Artist Painting
Secretary of State
Surgeon / FL Medical Association
President
Moseley
Moses
Mosier
Moss
Mott
Mott
Moultrie
William D.
Melisa
Heidi
Perry
George S.
Marie M.
Dr. John Jr.
(1795-1863)
Mucklow
Mudd
Mudra
Mueller
Mularkey
Mullaney
(1864(1833-1883)
(1929-
Mullis
Munz
Murat
Murat
Murchison
Murphree
Murphy
Walter
Dr. Samuel A.
Darrell
Edward A.
Mike
Dominick "Mull" or
"Dom"
Claude L.
Michael
Achille
Catherine Mrs. Achille
Charles H.
Norma A.
George
Murphy
Murray
Jack "Murph the Surf"
Gloria C.
(1937(1920-1999)
(1927-
(1961-
)
(1923-2004)
(1801-1847)
(1803-1867)
(1899-1987)
(1922-2009)
1st Governor 1845-49
Olympian Diving
Costumer
FSU Football Coach 1959
"Mandarin's 1st Bigamist"
Writer
East FL Lt Governor / Yellow Fever
Specialist
CPA (local history profile)
Tended John Wilkes Booth
FSU Football Coach 1974,1975
JTA Executive Director
Pro Football Coach
Southern Atlantic Baseball League
Manager
City Attorney
The Dalton Agency VP
Exiled French Prince / FL Pioneer
Princess
Attorney
Artist Painting
Won “95 Academy Award Special
Effects
Jewel Thief
Enrico Caruso's Daughter / Artist
Painting
Notes
Muschamp
Musgrove
William L. "Will"
Helen "Patches"
(1971(1920-1988)
Myers
Myers
Myers
Myerson
Myrick
Nasrallah
Brett
Keith M.
Larry
M. H. "Miney"
Ginny
Ray
(1981-
Nation
Naylor
Nearing
Nease
Neill
Nelson
Carrie
John G.
Harry
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wertz
Wilfred T. Jr.
Bill
(1846-1911)
(1938(1921-2001)
Nelson
Nelson
Nettles
Neviaser
Tony
Warren A.
Ray
Charles M. "Buddy"
(1959-
Newton
Earle W. II
(1917-2006)
(1937(1890-1978)
(1933-
(1942-
(1949-2009)
(1923-2006)
Notes
FL Gators Football Coach
JJ Newspaper Vietnam War
Correspondent
Mayoral Candidate
Fernandina Beach Manger
Attorney
City Councilmember
Homebuilder Beachwood, Bowden
Acres, Loretta Woods
Prohibitionist, Visited Feb 14, 1908
Artist Sculpture
Elections Supervisor
FL Representative
FL Anthropological Society President
US Senator 2001- / US Representative
1979-91
Jacksonville Port Authority Vice Chair
County Circuit Judge
Pro (CFL) Football Linebacker
Millionaire Businessman / Community
Hospice of Northeast Florida
Benefactor
1st Director Historic St. Augustine
Historic Preservation Board
Newton
Russell B. and Julie
Nice
Nichols
Nickerson
C. Carter III
Donald G.
Jane
Niehaus
Nierenberg
Myron S.
Roger
(
Nixon
Richard M. and Family
(1913-1994)
Noble
Eva W. Mrs Frederick B. (1883-
Noble
Nolan
Nolan
Nolan
Nordan
Norman
Frederick B.
David
George M.
Mary A.
Gene
Richard E. and Gloria M.
Norris
Frank W.
Norton
O'Brien
O'Connell
Oding
Andre
John "Dynamite Johnny"
Stephen C. and Rita
Marjorie E.
(1916-1976)
(1946(1834-1906)
(1844(1943(1891-1960)
(1912-2005)
(1837-1912)
(1916-2001)
(1908-2014)
Notes
Charter Co. Director Florida Publishing
Co. Board of Directors
Violinist / Conductor
State Attorney
Jane Nickerson's Florida Cookbook
Writer / "Florida Foods" Columnist
President Gulf Life Insurance Co.
Music Director
U. S. President Visited Jacksonville Fall
1960
Women's Club President (local history
profile)
Explorer of Life / Attorney
Fifty Feet in ParadiseWriter
Mayor 1903-06
Suffragette
Entertainer
Richard E Norman Film Co-Owner
Dancer
Barnett First National Bank Chair /
Civic Leader
Prolific Science Fiction Writer
Soldier of Fortune
UF President 1967-73 Gardener
Artist Painting
O'Donald
Matilda F.
(1879-
Ogden
Oglethorpe
Olin
Olson
Oltrogge
Carl and Family
James E.
Barbara
Margaret F.
Estelle T.
(1929-2013)
(1696-1785)
O'Malley
Thomas D.
(1933-1998)
O'Neal
Onitsuka
Oppenheimer
Ortiz
Osborn
Patrick
(1927-1994)
Masako
Louis S.
(1854-1939)
Juan
Prime F. III and Grace H. (1916-1986)
Osborne
Osborne
Osceola
Ost
Ott
Otto
Overton
Owen
Owens
Owens
H. Plant
Ray C.
Shirley Jean
Warrene
Gene
Jim
Ruth B.
Family
Ray
(1895-1979)
(1854-
(1888-1972)
(1933(1804-1838)
(1942-1995)
(1885-1954)
Notes
FTU Newspaper Writer / Civic Leader
FL Representative
Georgia's Founder
Artist Portrait Painter
Poet / Artist
Writer / Homemaker (local history
profile)
Insurance Commissioner / State
Treasurer
Actor
Artist Painting
Polk County Physician / Businessman
Indian Prisoner / De Sota Interpreter
Seaboard Coastline Industries
President Civic Leader
Attorney / Library Trustee
Lieutenant Governor 1967-71
Seminole Chief
Actor
Artist Painting
FL's 1st US Congresswoman
Genealogy etc.
Artist Sculpture
Pace
Pacetti
Pacetti
Pachner
Page
John E.
Gomacindo A.
Ken
William
Willis
(1879-
Paige
Paine
Painter
Pajcic
Pajcic
Palethorp
Mabel
Louis
Edward O.
Gary
Steve
Percy R.
(1880-1954)
Palmer
Papelbon
Pappas
Pardue
Pariente
Edward
Jonathan
Ted
Jack
Barbara J.
(1831-1911)
(1980(1934(1943(1948-
Parker
Horatio N.
(1871-
Parker
Parker
Parrish
Parrott
Idella
William E.
Caitlyn
Joseph R.
(1915(1918 -2013)
(1860-1913)
(1947-2006)
(1947-
(1932-
Notes
City Auditor (local history profile)
pending
Artist Woodworking
Artist Painting
Music Director Jacksonville Symphony
Orchestra/St. John's River City Band
Leader
Actor
pending
E. O. Painter Fertilizer Co. Founder
Attorney/FSU Quarterback
Riverside Park's Winged Victory Statue
Model
Botanist/ research in Florida
Pro Baseball Relief Pitcher
Architect
Artist Painting
FL Supreme Court Chief Justice 20042006
Bacteriologist/Writer (local history
profile)
Marjorie K Rawlings Maid
Artist Painting
Playwright
President FL East Coast Rail
Parsons
Parsons
Pasco
Patterson
Paul
Family
Gram
Samuel
Giles J.
Pam Y.
Pearce
Peary
Pellegrino
Pelot
Penney
Pepper
Perrine
Perry
Donn
Robert E.
Jeanne
Dr. John C.
James C. "J. C."
Claude D. and Mildred
Dr. Henry E.
Arthur F. Sr.
(1928-
Perry
Petersen
Edward A.
Trinita
(1831-1889)
Peterson
Pettigrew
Petway
Peyton
Peyton
Phelps
Dana R.
Don
Tom
Herb
John S. and Kathryn P.
Norwood M.
Phillips
Joshua
(1946-1973)
(1834-1917)
(1875-1971)
(1900-1989)
(1797-1840)
(1866-
(1932(1964(1899-
Notes
Genealogy etc.
Musician
US Senator 1887-1899
Attorney/Writer
Volunteer Service
Writer
Explorer (photo only)
Artist Painting
Civil War Surgeon/Historian
American Businessman
US Representative 1963-89
Medicine/Horticulturist
Barnett National Bank Vice Chair (local
history profile)
Employment
Peterson's Founder
Politician
Gate Petroleum Founder
Mayor 2003-2011
Phelps Fabric "The South's Largest
Fabric Store" Owner
Teen Murderer
Pickard
Sorrells
(1939-2003)
Pickering
Pickett
Pierce
Pillars
Charles W.
John (Seymour)
Meredith Ann
C. Adrian
(1815-1888)
(1774-1847)
(1958-
Pinnell
Piombo
Louise R.
John
(1877-1966)
(1919-2003)
Piscopo
Ponce de Leon
Pons
Ponzi
Pope
Pope
(1951(1460-1521)
(1944(1882-1949)
(1905-1961)
(1903-1973)
Porter
Porter
Pound
Joe
Juan
Jim
Charles
Edith Mrs. Verle A.
Verle A. "Lion of St.
Johns"
David
Dr. Joseph Y.
Jerome B.
Powell
Powell
Powers
Poyer
Pratt
Billy
Jefferson D.
Charles A.
David
Theodore
(1952-2009)
(1890-1965)
(1870(1949(1901-1969)
(1780-1843)
(1845-1927)
(1865-1952)
Notes
Actor/Musician/Gourmet Peanut
Butter Maker
Housatonic Naval Commander
Early Florida Pioneer
Writer
Artist Sculpture Riverside Park's
Winged Victory
FL's 1st Female Attorney
Civic Leader/in 1940 Scored Winning
Touchdown FL-GA Game
Actor/Comic/Jones College Graduate
Spanish Explorer
Musician
Swindler
Writer
FL Senate President 1966-1968/FL
Representative
Navy Commodore
Medicine/FL's 1st Health Officer
Seminole Hotel Owner Builder
/Newspaper Publisher
Architect
Writer
Writer
Pratt-Dannals
Ed
(1951-
Presley
Price
Price
Price
Prine
Prior
Pritchard
Pye
Pyle
Quan
Quince
Elvis
Emory H.
Eugenia
John
Andy
Lyman P.
Family
Edy
Thomas D. "Artemus"
Mun S.
Peggy Ann
(1935-1977)
(1900-1976)
(1916-1996)
Quiroga y Losada
Raabe
Rachleff
Rader
Ragland
Don Diego de
Meinhardt
Jacob M. "Jake"
Vivian L.
Robert
Rahn
Raley
Ramey
Randolph
Raney
Sheppard S. "S. S."
Lawrence H.
Nan
A. Phillip
George P.
(1936(1888-
(1948(1917-2000)
(1948-
(1915-2010)
(1899-1982)
(1890-1973)
(1920-2012)
(1845-1911)
(1921-2012)
(1889-1979)
(1845-1911)
Notes
Duval School Superintendent 20072012
Accounts of Multiple Visits
US Representative (1943-1948)
Writer
Genealogy/Land Records
Actor
Educator Music (local history profile)
Genealogy etc.
JU Educator/Artist Painting
FL Supreme Court Chief Justice State's
1st African American Female Judge
Spanish FL Governor 1687-93
Actor Oz Munchkin
Owner Jake's Newsstand
FL's 1st Poet Laureate
Environmentalist, founder of Sierra
chapter
Pastor St. John's Lutheran Church
Homebuilder Southridge
Jacksonville History Magazine Founder
Civil Rights Leader
1st Native Chief Justice FL Supreme
Court/FL Representative
Ranger Hal
Ranson
Rawlings
Reagan
Reaves
Robert
Marjorie K.
Harry
Thomas J. "John"
(1896-1953)
(1939(1950-
Redman
Reed
Don
Arthur M.
(1945(
-1899)
Reed
Reid
(1813-1899)
(1812-1894)
Reid
Reitz
Reyes
Harrison and Family
M. Martha Mrs.
Raymond
R. Raymond
Dr. J. Wayne
Tammi
Reynolds
Reynolds
Rhodes
Ribault
Burton L. Jr. "Burt"
Luther A.
Dusty
Jean
(1936(1897-1970)
(1947(1520-1565)
Rice
Rice
Rice
Rice
Charles E.
M. C.
Ron
W. Thomas
(1935-2008)
Notes
see Baranek, Henry
(1789-1841)
(1908-1993)
(1912-
Writer/East FL Historian
Writer (2 files)
WJXT News Director, City Councilman
Pro Football Quarterback/Associated
with UF Gator "Flop"
City Councilmember/Businessman
Jacksonville Businessman/Established
Mulberry Grove Plantation
United Daughters of the Confederacy
1st FL Chapter Named in Her Honor
Governor 1840-41
UF President 1955-67
Fire & Rescue Dept. 1st Female
Captain
Actor
Chief of Police
UNF Baseball Coach
1st Frenchman and Protestant in N
America
Barnett Bank Chair/CEO
Mayor 1885-86/Wholesaler
Hawaiian Tropic Entrepreneur
Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Co. Chair
& CEO
Notes
Richard
Richard
Richmond
Rickersham
Rinaman
Family
Francis
Martha B. Mrs. Henry L. (
-1968)
Thomas
James C. Jr.
(1935- )
Rinaman
Lisa
(1970- )
Genealogy etc.
East FL Territory Pioneer
Frederick Delius Promoter
Retiree who Re-Discovered America
Attorney/City Councilmember Active
in the Move to Consolidate the City
St. Johns Riverkeeper
Rinehart
Clement D.
(1864-1941)
Library Founder/Attorney
Ringhaver
Ripley
Lambert C.
Robert L.
Ripley
Ritter
Wayne E.
Louis H. "Lou" and
Spouses
Louis
Henry F. Jr.
Abel J.
Bonny K. "B. K." and
Mary
Chris
E. Glenn Jr. "Fireball"
Lynwood
Mallory
Marcus
Ricky
Riviere
Robert
Roberts
Roberts
Roberts
Roberts
Roberts
Roberts
Roberts
Roberts
(1906-1979)
(1926-2010)
Ring Power Co-Founder/Civic Leader
Creator Ripley's Believe It or Not
(photo only)
FL Senator/Attorney
Mayor
(1943(1872(1907-
Poet
Chief of Police
Chief Justice FL Supreme Court
(1893-1949)
(1929-1964)
(1929-2005)
(1963(1961-
Olympian Baseball
NASCAR Driver
Tax Collector
Artist Painting
Jazz Pianist
True Life Ministries Pastor
Robinson
Robinson
Rogers
Rogers
George G.
Dr. Henry
Gamble
Samuel St. Georges
(1895-
Rogers
William H.
(1884-1967)
Roland
Romans
Duane
Bernard
(1953-2006)
(1720-1784)
Romoser
Roobin
Ruth
Todd
Rooney
Roosevelt
Rosa
Mickey
Theodore Jr. "Teddy"
John Jr.
(1920(1858-1919)
(1951-
Rosborough
Rosborough
Rossington
Rotholz
Rothschild
Rouse
Dick "Rozo"
Mary
Gary
Rita
Margaret B.
Ervin T.
(1896-1997)
(1951(1928(1918-2005)
Rowe
Rowland
Betty
W. A. "Bill"
(1929-2006)
(
-1976)
(1937-1991)
(1832-1880)
Notes
41 Year City Official Indicted in 1966
Medicine/Mayor 1891-93
Musician/Storyteller
FL Representative Confederate
Congress 1864-65/FL Senator 1860
Attorney/Partner Rogers, Towers,
Bailey, Jones and Gay
Molly Hatchet Guitarist
A Concise Natural History of East and
West Florid Writer
Jacksonville Film and TV Office
Director
Actor
US President Visited October 22, 1905
Inaugurated 19th President of the
Citadel
Champion Surfer
Writer
Artist Painting
Orange Blossom Special
Composer/Fiddler
Artist Painting
Mayor of Baldwin
Rubio
Rummel
Rumpel
Russell
Russell
Marco
Peter
Peter and Nancy
David E.
Franklin G.
Russell
Ruth
Rutherford
Ryals
Ryan
St Clair Abrams
Saffy
George
Maria
John
Tony
Abram J.
Alexander
Dr. Edna Louise
Sams
Sanders
Sanderson
Sanderson
Sandgren
Sandquist
Sang
Santayana
Santora
Saturiba
Savage
I. D.
Johnny
Bessie S. Mrs. E. M.
John P.
Loyd
Stormy Anne
Herb A.
Dr. S. George
John E. Jr.
(usual Spanish spelling)
Augusta
(1971(1946-
)
(1922-2006)
(1894-1979)
(1952(1959(1845-1931)
(1935-2010)
(1930(1873(1815(1917-2001)
(1930(1923-1996)
(1892-1962)
Notes
US Senator/FL Representative
CEO St. Joe Company
Architect Artist Various Media
Inventor
Florida Machine and Foundry Co.
Chair & President
WPA paper (subject ?)
Artist Painting
Sheriff 2003Quadriplegic Artist Drawing
Poet/Priest
FL Senator
UF & FSCJ Educator/Human Rights
Activist
Jacksonville Beach Mayor
Homemaker (local history profile)
Civil War Era Attorney
Commercial Photographer
Duval School Superintendent ousted
JU's 1st Full Professor
Chief Circuit Judge
16th Century Timucuan War Chief
Sculptor
Saxelbye
Scarborough
Harold F.
Dan and Family
(1885-1964)
(1933-2008)
Scheu
William E. Jr. "Bill"
(1946-
Scheurer
Charles H.
Schmidt
Schnable
Schultz
Schultz
Schultz
Scott
Scott
Scriven
Sears
Sebring
Seeger
Seymour
Seymour
Shaara
Shands
Sharp
Sharpe
Shaw
Shaw
Bruno and Ruth
Jack
Clifford G.
Frederick H. "Fred"
Nancy Mrs. Fred
Charles R.
Rick
Charles J.
William J. Sr.
William H. "Bill"
Ruth C.
Florence
Russell "Rusty"
Michael
William A.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Sr.
Cornelia
Aurora C.
Leander J. Jr.
(1904-1993)
(1936-2005)
(1890-1958)
(1929-2009)
(1905-1983)
(1952(1932-
(1901-1953)
(1904-2006)
(1928-1988)
(1889-1973)
(1902-1970)
(1943(1913-1999)
(1931-
Notes
Architect
FL Senator 1968-82/FL Representative
1966-68
Interim Supervisor of
Elections/Attorney
Homebuilder Alderman Park, Hyde
Grove Acres and San Jose Forest
Songwriters
Meteorologist
Southeastern Greyhound Co. Chair
FL Representative/Investor
Artist Painting
U. S. Judge
FL Governor 20111st Black Police Chief
US Representative
Mayor/Civil War Era General
Folk Musician/Guggenheim Fellow
Artist WPA Muralist
Police Chief Jacksonville Beach
The Killer Angels Writer
FL Senator/Businessman
City Councilmember
Actor
Genealogist
1st Black Chief Justice
Shay
Shearer
Dorothy
Welcome H. Sr.
Shepard
Shepherd
Sheppard
Sheppard
Sherman
Sherman
Shields
Shoemaker
Sholtz
Shomer
Shorestein
Shorter
Shrum
Shula
Shuler
Sickbert
Sikes
Simons
Simpson
Simpson
Singh
Herschel E. Jr.
Christina Hope
Robin
William J. "Bill"
Charles E.
Frances B.
Dr. Van W.
L. H.
David
Enid
Harry
Frank
Vance
Don
Dr. Allen C.
Jo
Robert L. F. "He-Coon"
George W. Jr.
Clyde Jr.
J. M. Bryan
Vijay
Notes
(1921-1978)
(1913-2006)
Singer
UF Football Coach/UF Basketball
Coach
Architect/Historical Preservationist
(1949 – 2014) Artist
Artist/Designer
(1942Attorney
(
-1972)
(1890-1953)
(1947(1950(1883-1967)
(1906-1994)
(1891-1977)
(1920-1999)
(1903-1987)
(1963-
Poet/Artist Painting
St John's Church Rector
FL's 1st Female Attorney
Governor 1933-1937
Poet/Writer
State Attorney
1972 Olympic Gold Medalist Marathon
Artist Sculpture and Ceramics
NFL Coach
Springfield Baptist Pastor
Artist Painting
US Representative 1941-62
City Engineer/Library Trustee/Writer
FL Representative
Federal Judge
Professional Golfer/World Golf Hall of
Famer
Singleton
Singleton
Singleton
Sirica
Sister Mary Ann
Sivulich
Skafte-Lindblom
Skinner
Slade
Slaughter
Slaughter
Slaughter
Sleiman
Sleiman
Sliger
Small
Smathers
Smathers
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Charlie "Hoss"
Henry C. "Booty" and
Family
John P.
John J.
Notes
(1913-1985)
(1918-1983)
Songwriter
Singleton Shrimp and Packing Founder
(1968(1904-1992)
Movie Director
Watergate Scandal Chief Judge
See Hoare, Ellen
Kenneth G.
Saga
Riley
Theodore H. "Tom"
Dr. Frank G. and Jane
S. Morgan
Dr. William
Eli Sr. and Family
Toney
Dr. Bernard F.
Dr. Stephen E.
Bruce A. and Spouses
George
(1939(1905-2011)
(1986(1936-2014)
(1908-2001)
(1914(1944(
-2000)
(1949(1924-2007)
Amelia "Mrs. Opera"
Charles
Charlie
Claude Jr.
Dorothy
(1913-1985)
(1943(1914-2007)
(1918-
JPL Director
Swedish Consul Emeritus
Wake Forest QB/Bolles Graduate
FL Senator/Candidate for US GOP
Surgeon/Writer
Clerk of Circuit Court
UNF Educator/Fulbright Scholar
Sleiman Enterprises Founder
Businessman/Landing Owner
FSU President
Early Jacksonville Druggist
Secretary of State 1975-78/FL Senator
US Senator 1951-69/US
Opera Entrepreneur
Artist Photography
"America's Oldest Citizen"
FL Representative/City Commissioner
Employment
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Smith
Eric
F. E.
Ivan H.
Jimmy
Lawrence V.
Lillian E.
Thomas A.
Snead
Claybourne G.
(1876-1957)
Snodgrass
Soforenko
Dena
Meyer O. "Bill"
(1906-1996)
Solano
Solary
Sollee
Solomon
Family
Antonio
Arthur N. Sr.
Jeanne Mrs. Ted
Batchelder
Syd
Margaret K.
Theodore H.
Ginger
Eliza W. Basnett
Wilson T.
Linda
Solomon
Somerville
Sompayrac
Soud
Souvielle
Sowder
Sparks
(1907-2000)
(1969(1932-2010)
(1897-1966)
(
-1901)
(1900(1940(1917-2004)
Notes
City Councilmember
NY Steam Laundry Business Owner
Architect
Pro Football Receiver
Wild Kingdom Photographer
Strange Fruit Writer
US Colonel Led 1812-1813 Invasion of
Florida
An Independent Life and Accident
Insurance Co. Founder
Writer/Historian
Homebuilder Arlington Hills, Cedar
hills and Oak Hill
Genealogy etc.
Early Italian Business Owner
JTA Executive Director
Dancer
Artist Painting
Educator (local history profile)
(1866Grocer (local history profile)
(@1850-1930) Inventor/Resident of Marabanong
(1910-2007) Physician
School Board Chair
Spaulding
Joan D.
(1924-2006)
Speicher
Spencer
Spinner
Spiro
Spottswood
Spratt
Michael S. "Scott"
Sue
Francis E.
Dr. Robert H. Jr.
Jack and Family
James W.
(1958-1991)
(1920- )
(1802-1890)
(1920-2013)
(1891-1950)
(1867-1952)
Spurrier
Stacey
Stafford
Stanley
Stanley
Steve
Phil
John
Helen
Ralph
(1945(1978(1945-2006)
Stanly
Stark
William A.
Elizabeth P.
(1904-1988)
(1876-1967)
Steele
Stephens
John E.
Family
Stevens
Steward
Stewart
Stewart
Stockstill
Mrs. J. M.
Eddie M.
Dorothy C.
Franklin
Rick
(1927-
(1939(1915-2002)
Notes
Educator/Established FL's 1st
Elementary School Band
Desert Storm Navy Pilot
Author
US Treasurer
JU President
News Photographer
FL National Bank Director / JPL Trustee
Pro and College Football Coach
American Idol Competitor
Supervisor of Elections
Songwriter
Country Musician/Bluegrass Banjo
Player
Judge/Attorney
"Wonderwood by the Sea" Mayport
Pioneer
US District Judge
Genealogy and Civil War
Correspondence
Photo only @ 1896
Jacksonville NAACP President
Photo only - infant @ 1891
College Football Coach
Stockton
Stockton
Stockton
Stockton
James R. Jr.
Telfair and Family
William T.
William T. Jr. (son)
(1939(1860-1932)
(1887(1918-
Stokes
E. Chester Jr.
(1942-
Stoudemire
Stowe
Stratton
Strickland
Sulzbacher
Ada
Harriet B.
Richard “Dick”
Michael
I. M.
(1811-1896)
(1927-2005)
(1942-
Summerall
Summerlin
Pat
Jacob "King of the
Crackers"
William A. "Billy"
Eugenie M. Mrs. Max
Sunday
Suter
(1930-2013)
(1820-1893)
Developer
Jacksonville Pioneer/FL Developer
Attorney/US Representative
Candidate
Chair Stokes & Co./Homebuilder
Baymeadows
Composer
Writer/Mandarin Resident
TV News Personality
The Red Cotton Fields Writer
City Councilmember/JTA Board
Member
Television Sportscaster
Pioneer Cattleman
(1862-1935)
(1918-
Evangelist
President Board of Library Trustees
2014)Calla
Sutton
Swain
Swearingen
Sweat
Swisher
Richard D.
James
Van C.
Rex
Carl and Leah G.
Notes
(1911-
(1895-1986)
(1891-1973)
City Commissioner Shot to Death
Writer
Mayor 1913-15
Sheriff 133-57
President Jno H Swisher & Son
/Philanthropists
Tally
Tanzler
Tanzler Von Cosel
Tate
Kathleen
Hans G. Jr. and Spouses
Dr. Karl
Jackson R.
(1927-2013)
(1869-1952)
(1899-1978)
Taylor
Frances E. B.
(1844-1928)
Taylor
Taylor
Taylor
Taylor
Teague
Tebow
Fred
John, N.
Mrs. Julian
Zachary
Elizabeth C. "Betty"
Timothy R. "Tim"
(1976(-1915)
Tedeschi
Teeters
Tennyson
Terry
Terry
Terry
Terry
Terry
Thagard
Thies
Susan
Julie
David L.
Arthur
Dr. Charles E.
John
Ray
William H. "Bill"
Norman E.
Frank
(1970(1957-
(1784-1850)
(1926-2009)
(1987)
(1928-
(1932-2012)
(1898-1989)
(1922-
Notes
Artist Painting
Mayor 1967-1979
Eccentric Love Story Hero
WW I Rear Admiral/Sired a Daughter
in Affair w/ Russian Movie Star
Jacksonville Pioneer/Perhaps 1st Born
Citizen
Pro Football Running Back
Founder of Boys of Woodcraft
Dollmaker
US President
Hubbard House Founder/Feminist
Pro Football QB/2007 Heisman Trophy
Winner/Gators QB
Tedeschi-Trucks Band Member
Competitive Swimmer
Marine Corps Air Crash Casualty
Artist Painting
Medicine/Health Officer
Actor
Amateur Golfer/Son of Bill Terry
Pro Baseball Hall of Fame 1st Baseman
Astronaut
Radio DJ
Thomas
Bruce
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Dallas L.
Ernest I. "Boots"
John
Pat
Randolph R. "Randy"
(1925-1945)
(1943(1934(1919-
Thompson
Thompson
Thompson
Thompson
Camilla P.
Earle H.
Mildred
Whitney
(1922(1883-1965)
(1935-2003)
(1988-
Thorn
Thornton
Elizabeth
Winfred L.
(1929-
Thrasher
Tiger Tail
Tillotson
Tinker
John
(1944-
Johnny
Joseph B. "Joe"
(1940(
-1948)
Tinney
William P. "Bill"
Notes
Engine Design Machinist Contributed
to Fuel Efficient Auto Program @
1980's
City Commissioner convicted
Iwo Jima Flag Raiser
FL Representative
FL Democratic Party Chair beg. 1966
Nation's "Top Shriner"/Business
Executive
Historian/Educator
E. H. Thompson Co. Founder
Artist Painting
America's Next Top Model 2008
Winner
Songwriter/Singer
"America's Youngest Railroad
President" with Florida East Coast
Railway
FL Representative/House Speaker
Indian War Veteran/Osceola Chief
Singer
Pro Baseball Shortstop/Orlando
Businessman
President William P. Tinney
Construction Co./Beaches Builder
1960's
Tison
Titus
Tobias
Tofield
Tomb
Tool
Torcoletti
Henry C.
Henry T.
Harry
Dr. Sanders A.
James H.
Steve
Enzo
Toscan
Towers
Towers
Towers
Towers
Towers
Towers
Tracht
Trasher
Bonaparte
C. Daughtry
Charles D.
Charles D. Jr. "Charlie"
Elizabeth M. Mrs. C.
Daughtry
Robert S. Sr.
William B.
Doug "The Greaseman"
Lillian
Tredinick
Trednick
Tresca
Triay
Troemel
Donald W.
Donald W. Jr. "Don"
Clifford
Alfredo T.
Jean
(1895-1994)
(1908-1960)
(1839-1929)
(1923-2015)
(1897-1990)
(1927-1972)
(1887(1914-2003)
(1941-
Notes
Ezra Lodge 67 1st Master Mason
History/Genealogy
Songwriter
Jacksonville Jewish Center Rabbi
Confederate Navy's Torpedo Expert
Historic Preservationist
Flagler College Educator/Artist
Sculptor
Duval Leader/Lawyer
Confederate Army Officer
Lawyer
Civic Leader/St. Augustine
Preservationist
President Towers Hardware Co.
Attorney/Businessman
Radio DJ
African Missionary "Mother of the
Nile"
Liquor Baron
Politician
Tresca the Florist Founder
US Consultant to Cuba
Artist Painting
Trotter
William "Bill"
Trout-Sparta
Trucks
Tucker
Tucker
Phyllis
Derek
John A.
Tommy
Tullis
Turnbull
Turner
Turner
Jim
Family
Lee and Dianne
Lemuel E.
Tygart
Tyler
Ulmann
Underwood
Upson
Frederick B. "Fred"
Orville Z. Jr.
Alec E. Sr. and Family
Herbert F.
Ruth N.
(1945-
Urich
Usry
Utley
Valleau
Van de Guchte
Van Fleet
Van Valkenburg
Robert
Ben'h
George B.
Janice
Maarten
Donald
Robert B.
(1946-2002)
(1979(1930(1916-
)
(1903(1920-1998)
(1885-1948)
(1876-1946)
Notes
Artist Painting/Opened Beaches
Chapter American Lighthouse
Historical Society Museum
Poet
Tedeschi-Trucks Band Member
President-GM Florida Publishing Co.
WJACKSONVILLE City-Owned Radio
Station Manager
City Councilmember
East FL Genealogy etc.
Pianist/Song Writers
Early Jacksonville Settler/Road Named
for Him
FL Representative
Poet/Army Colonel
Patriarch Sebring's Racing Dynasty
Underwood Jewelers Founder
Elementary School Principal/ see same
name school
Actor/FL State Graduate 1968
Artist Painting
1st JPL Librarian
See Winkleman, Janice V.
(1821-1888)
Cummer Museum Director
FL Supreme Court Justice 1821-1888
Van Zant
Van Zant
Van Zant
Van Zant
Vazquez
Verdi
Verlander
Donnie
Johnny
Lacy
Ronnie
Alonzo
Fortuna
W. Ashley "Ash"
Verne
Vincent
Vines
Vinikoff
Vitti
Vogel
Voris
Voss
Voss
Waas
Wade
Wade
Wadsworth
Jules
Norm
Jerry
Sam
Nikolai
Robert C.
Roy "Butch"
Dr. Carl H.
Mrs. Frederick C.
Edith B. Mrs. Frederick J.
Dolly D. Mrs. Paul H.
Mary M. Mrs. N. G.
Katherine
(1828-1905)
( -2014)
(1938(1919(1977(1912(1919-2005)
(1911-1995)
Wadsworth
Wages
Wagner
Louie C.
Harmon
Dick
(1906(1946-
(1915-2004)
(1948-1977)
(1889(1920-2009)
(1861-1950)
Notes
38 Special Band Member
Van Zant Family Patriarch
Writer
Great-Niece of Guiseppe Verde
American Heritage Life Insurance Co.
Chair and CEO
North Against South Writer
Disc Jockey
Artist Painting
Duval School Superintendent 2012Fire Chief/Police Chief Atlantic Beach
WW II Pilot/1st Blue Angel Commander
Christian Zionist Writer/Educator
1st White Child Born in S. FL
Artist Painting
Artist Photography
Spouse developed "Five Points"
Katherine Wadsworth Fashions
Founder
Suwannee Democrat Publisher
Wagner & Tinsley Music Co-Owner
Walborsky
Wales
Evelyne W.
Jack B.
Walker
Walker
Walker
Walklett
Wall
Wallace
Wallace
Wallace
Mrs. Allan
Hester P.
J. Pickens Jr.
Starr
Dr. John P.
Alexander
John
Margaret V. "Madge"
Waller
Walsh
Walter
Walter
Walters
Walton
Ward
Ward
Ware
Warner
Dixie
James R.
James W.
Ralph N.
John S.
George
Fred
Marie A.
Holland M.
Beulah M.
Warner
Warren
Warren
Robert C. "Pop"
Fuller
Kent W.
(1913-1969)
(1836-1895)
(
-1889)
(1960(
-1924)
(1922-2000)
(1900-1966)
(1890(1937-
(1905-1973)
(1879-1949)
Notes
Artist Photography
Homebuilder Arlingwood and
University Park 1960's Era
Artist Sand Dollar Crafts
Writer/Personal Historian
FTU Newspaper Editor
Poet
Medicine
President Wallace Company
Politician/Writer
Jacksonville Children's Museum
Founder
Overdrive Magazine Model
Architect/Lumberman
Jim Walter Homes Founder
Tax Assessor
Director FL Publishing Company
FL Territory Secretary
Photo Journalist
Lite Opera Singer "FL Songbird"
Millionaire Philanthropist
Educator/Women's Club President
High School Principal/Coach
Kent Warren Co. Clothing Founder
Warren
Warren
Wasdin
Waterhouse
Watson
Watson
Watts
Watts
Watts
Louise S.
Sidney
Tom
Ralph C.
Jim
William "Bill"
C. J.
Cornelia C. Mrs. Olin E.
David A.
Watts
Olin E.
(1899-1990)
Waybright
Weatherby
Weaver
Weaver
Webb
Edgar W. Sr.
Evelyne W.
Delores B.
J. Wayne
Cecil M.
(1890-1956)
Webb
Charles D. and Sylvia
(1930-1976)
Webb
Weed
Weeks
Weinstein
James E. "Doc"
Edwin G.
Louise "Rossey"
Mike
(1897-
Weiss
Don
(1926-2003)
(1916(1936(1917-2008)
(1936(1905-1983)
(
-1968)
(1907-1965)
(1925-2005)
Notes
Writer/Attorney
Writer/Jacksonville Journal Editor
JU Basketball Coach
1st Mayor St. Augustine Beach
Farm Agent/JJ Garden Editor
Watson Realty Founder
H. J. Heinz Company Executive
Jacksonville Symphony Guild Founder
Jacksonville Port Authority Founding
Member
1st President Jacksonville Symphony
Association/Attorney
FL Senator/Representative
Artist Ceramics and Painting
Civic Leader/Philanthropist
NFL Owner/Businessman
Federal Interstate Highway System
Creator
City Councilmember City
Councilmember
Webb's City (Directory) Founder
Episcopal Bishop
Women's Baseball Hall of Famer
JEDC Executive Director/Mayoral
Candidate
NFL Pioneer
Welch
Wells
Wells
Wells
Wendlend
Dr. Andrew
Daniel D. "D. D."
Jim
Lea
Kirk
Wenzel
Wesling
West
West
West
West
West
Westberry
Weston
Wetmore
Wetzel
Whatley
Wheeler
Bob
Bill
Byron M.
Edward H.
Helen H.
Lillian C.
Roger
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W.
Thomas P.
Judson D.
Fred
Brown L.
Dr. John A.
Whistler
Anna M. Mrs. George W. (1806-
White
Dr. Alvin G.
(
-1952)
(1907-1977)
(1884-1970)
(1908-1972)
(1900-1982)
(1911-
(1935-
Notes
Medicine/East FL Land Developer
Aviator
City Council Member/Auto Salesman
St. Augustine Architect 1960's
JEDC Executive Director/Land Mar
Consultant
JU Basketball Coach beg. 1981
Artist Wildlife Painting & Printing
FL State News Tallahassee Founder
Episcopal Diocese of Florida Bishop
Attorney/1st Female Voter
Panama City Pilot Editor
FL Representative (D)
FL Representative
Writer St. Johns River History
Attorney
Artist Painting/Bolles Instructor
Stockton, Whatley, Davin & Co. Chair
Nuclear Physicist/Jacksonville
Native/Son of JPL Director Joseph L.
Wheeler
"Whistler's Mother" Visited
Jacksonville @ 1857-1858
Duval County School
Administrator/Principal/Educator
White
Carrie
(1874-1991)
White
White
White
Dylan
Eartha M. M.
Ida L. F.
(1982-2003)
(1876-1974)
White
James W. "J.W."
White
Lee M.
White
Whitehead
Whitman
Whyte
Wildenhain
Wilder
Wiles
Wiley
Wilhelm
Thomas A.
C. Frank
Slim
Elizabeth
Marguerite
Robert
Susan
Ray
Judson
Wilkes
John L.
(
Wilkeson
Willey
Willey
Leon R.
Charles
Frances
(1952-2001)
(
-1976)
(1924-2013)
(1897(1901-
(1946-1949)
Notes
Certified at 116 to be World's Oldest
Living Person by Guinness
Surfer
Humanitarian
Civic Leader/DAR Genealogist (local
history profile)
FL Fraternal Record Editor/FTU
Newspaper Writer (local history
profile)
Riverside Baptist Preacher (local
history profile)
Artist/Architect Restorations
Mayor 1945-49
Country Musician
Artist Painting
Art Educator/Artist Pottery
Writer
Mayoral Chief of Staff
Orange Park Mayor/Clay County
Education Director
President Jacksonville Terminal
Company
Lynyrd Skynyrd Bassist
Steamboat Captain circa 1840's
Historical Photo Only
Williams
Williams
Williams
Ann
Arthur T. Sr.
Dr. Ashbel C.
(1926-2010)
(1857-1932)
(
-1981)
Williams
Williams
Chris
Francis B.
(1942-2003)
Williams
Williams
Hazel O.
Helena D.
(1915-2005)
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Williams
Jack B.
Jim
Martin G. Sr.
Nan P.
S. S.
Sue
Thompson
Walter Jr.
(1952-
Williamson
Wills
Wilson
Wilson
Wilson
Wilson
Winkleman
Ger
Tom
Charles J.
Jimmy
Nathan H. "Nate"
William S. Sr.
Janice V.
(1888-1977)
(
-1908)
(1936-
(1926(1913-1986)
(1923- 2013)
Notes
JPL Artist Miscellaneous Media
FL Senator/ FL Historical Society Head
Surgeon/American Cancer Society
Regional Director
FL State Museum Artist
1st President Beaches Council for
Disabled Persons
Jessie Ball du Pont Secretary
Homemaker/Dzialynski Family (local
history profile)
Musician/Songwriter
Fish Importer imprisoned
Beaches Land Developer
Artist Various Media/JU Instructor
1880 Handwritten Document
Commercial Artist
Fatal Hero in 1908 Racial Incident
Real Estate Executive/JEA Board
Member
Artist Painting
Newscaster
FL Anthropologist
WWII Quadruple Amputee
FCCJ Interim President/Attorney
Jacksonville Beach Mayor
Comic Artist
Winn
Winn
Winston
Winterling
Wise
Wise
Wise
Edward L.
John
Jim
George and Family
Chubby
Joseph
Stephen R.
(1879-1950)
Wolfe
Wolfson
Wolfson
Wolfson
Wolfson
Wolfson
Wolfson
Herbert E.
Family
Dr. Abraham
Florence M. Mrs. Louis E.
Louis E.
Mitchell
Morris D. "Pop"
(
-1968)
(1912-2007)
(1901-1983)
(1879-1948)
Wolfson
Sam W.
(1909-1963)
Wolfson
Sylvia L. Mrs. Sam W.
(
Wood
Wood
Glenn C.
Memphis
(1940-2004)
Wood
Woodrow
Dr. Wayne W.
David S.
(1934(1915-1996)
-1937)
Notes
President Winn & Lovett Grocery
FL Education Commissioner
Vice President Charter Company
TV-4 Meteorologist
Country Musician/Bluegrass Fiddler
FL Senator 2001-/FL Representative
1989-2000
Mr. St. Augustine/Restoration Chair
Summary of their Jacksonville Legacy
Dentist
Socialite
Financier/Felon
Wometco Chair
Wolfson Family
Patriarch/Businessman / Wolfson
Children's Hospital Founder
Industrialist/President Jacksonville
Suns
1st Spouse/Premature Death of
Undisclosed Cause(s)
Meteorologist
Artist Multimedia/JU Art Department
Chair
Optometry/Historian
Writer/Historian
Woodward
Worell
Worman
Roland
David
Rosa Mrs. Samuel
(1890-1981)
Wright
Wright
Wright
Bennett
Charles
John W.
(1899-1981)
Wurn
Wygal
Wynne
Yarborough
Yarbrough
Yarbrough
Yarbrough
Yates
Yglesias
Yniesta
Yonge
Family
Dr. Benjamin R.
Billy
Clay
Ed
LeeRoy
Russell
Claude J.
Jose
Gregorio
Julien C.
Yonge
Yonge
Laurie W.
Phillip K.
(1896-1985)
( -1934)
Young
Young
Young
Dannette
John
John F.
(1930-
(1981(1938-1984)
(1900-1988)
(1920-1995)
Civil Engineer/Mapmaker
Artist Jewelry
Worman's Bakery & Delicatessen
Owner
Writer True Crime Tales
Artist Glass Blowing
Vice President Southern States Oil
/Early Developer of Arlington
Polish Immigrants Pre-Holocaust
President Florida Junior College
Baker County Sheriff
Race Car Driver
Fire Chief
Chamber President
Writer
pending
Director P K Yonge Library of FL
History
Aviation Pioneer
President FL Historical
Society/Businessman
Olympian Track and Field
Astronaut "Rocket Man"
FL’s 2nd Episcopal Bishop
Notes
Young
William B.
Youngblood
Yulee
Zacharias
Zelenka
Zenke
H. J. "Cap"
David L.
Ellis M.
Louis Jr.
Larry
(1896(1810-1886)
(1890-1961)
(1935-2008)
(1939-
Zerba
Ziegler
Zim
Zoller
Karl
Bernice
Dr. Herbert S.
John D.
(1904(1925-2005)
(1909-1994)
(1929-
Zook
Zubero
Ron
Martin
Notes
Attorney/Civil War Veteran (local
history profile)
Nassau County Sheriff
FL's 1st US Senator 1855-61; 1845-51
Retired Navy Rear Admiral/Writer
Librarian/Teacher
Duval County School Superintendent
1989-1997
Artist Painting/FSU Professor
Artist Drawing and Painting
Writer/Editor/Educator
Data Processing Inc. Founder/Cultural
Leader
College Football Coach
Olympian Swimming

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