Newman H. "Old Man" Clanton: patriarch of the Clanton Family--the ones
who fought the Earps at the OK Corral. (The Earps were Yankees! One Earp brother was a Union veteran.)
John. N. Leatherwood: member of the legislature, prominent Judge, rancher,
miner and citizen of Tucson.
Sylvester Mowrey: miner, newspaper editor.
Granville H. Oury: territorial legislator, delegate to the Confederate
Congress, officer in the Army of the Confederate States. The only man to serve in both the Congress of the Confederate
States and the Congress of the United States.
"Texas" John Slaughter: pioneer, rancher, Sheriff of Cochise County.
Jack Swilling: founder of the Salt River Project, the irrigation and
electrical power system for Phoenix and the Valley of the Sun.
J.B. Taylor: Douglas businessman and pioneer
James Henry Tevis: founder and first Captain of the Arizona Rangers law
enforcement unit, predecessor of today's Arizona Department of Public Safety.
John Frank Wilson: Arizona Territorial Attorney General, Arizona Delegate
to Congress.
Brannick Riggs: Cochise County Rancher, listed
in the Rex Allen Cowboy Hall of Fame in Willcox.
Cephas G. Kincaid: Douglas businessman and
pioneer
Daniel Showalter: Member of California legislature
prior to the War, supported California secession, moved to Arizona and supported Granville H. Oury. Commanded a regiment
in the Arizona Brigade.
Sherod Hunter: Commanded Company A, Arizona
Rangers, and the garrison at Tucson.
Richard Ewell: Commanded Fort Buchanan near
Sonoita prior to the War, was the namesake for Ewell County (later renamed Pima County), Associate of Sylvester Mowrey in
several mining ventures.
Nathan Terry Wanslee: Prominent Gila Valley farmer and businessman.
Sam Ford: US Customs agent before the War, member of Company A,
Arizona Rangers. Killed in action at Dragoon Springs.
John Donaldson: Associate of Sylvestor Mowrey and Richard Ewell,
Tucson businessman, member of Company A, Arizona Rangers. Killed in action at Dragoon Springs.
John H. Wright: Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court
Hiram Owens: Prominent miner and Yavapai County businessman.
Samuel H. Drachman: Prominent Tucson merchant and businessman.
A street in Tucson is named for him.
Dr. Francis H. Goodwin: Physician, member of the Arizona House
of Representatives, Board Secretary, Tucson Unified School District, Sheriff and County Assessor for Yuma County, US Marshal,
US Customs Collector, Probate Judge and member of the Board of Regents of the University of Arizona.
John Elliott Walker: Served in Co E, 43rd Battalion, Virginia
Cavalry (Mosby's Rangers). Clerk of the District Court of Maricopa County; Clerk of the Arizona Territorial Supreme
Court; Maricopa County Treasurer; Sheriff of Maricopa County.
J.J. McClelland: Prominent Tombstone merchant and rancher.
Amazon Howell: Merchant and rancher in Tombstone; Texas
John Slaughter's father-in-law.
