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| | Christian | 1600-1661 | Electoral Reformer | Governor of the Isle of Man, he was imprisoned in Peel Castle for trying to make the House of Keys a popularly elected body. | His liberty for his people | 2000 | Biography |
| | Christian | 1608-1663 | Manx Patriot | The Island's Receiver General. Surrendered the Island to Parliamentary forces during the English Civil War and was later accused of treason and executed by the 8th Earl of Derby. | Who would put trust in honour or power? | 2000 | Biography |
| | Crovan | d. 1095 | First King of Mann and the Isles | Defeated the Manx at the battle of Skyhill and became the King of Mann and Isles. Also commonly known as King Orry. | Founded the Kingdom of Mann and the Isles | 2000 | Biography |
| | Wilson | 1663-1755 | Church and Educational Reformer and Historian | Improved the academic and spiritual standards of the Island's people. He created libraries and restored most of the Island's churches. | Beloved by the people | 2000 | Biography |
| | Barrow | 1613-1680 | Church and Educational Reformer | Appointed both Bishop and Governor of the Isle of Man, he did much to improve the standard of clergy and schools on the Island. | A father to his people | 2005 | Biography |
| | Brennan | 1792-1859 | Nursed Cholera Victims | Douglas washerwoman who nursed those dying of cholera and became the first matron at the new Douglas Dispensary and Hospital. | Ostracised for nursing cholera victims | 2005 | Biography |
| | Brown | 1830-1897 | Manx National Poet | The Island's National Poet. He preserved the character of the Manx people in his unique narrative poems in Manx dialect. A prolific poet and letter writer. | The next is where God keeps for me / A little island in the sea | 2005 | Biography |
| | Cain | 1909-1974 | Gallant and Distinguished Soldier | The only Manxman to be awarded the Victoria Cross, receiving it for gallantry at the Battle of Arnhem during the Second World War. | Coolness and courage under fire | 2005 | Biography |
| | Caine | 1853-1931 | Author and Constitutional Reformer | Bestselling author and playwright, member of the House of Keys, and campaigner for constitutional reform. | A man of Manxland | 2005 | Biography |
| | Cowley | 1886-1958 | Constitutional Reformer and Culturalist | High Bailiff and Deemster. He was instrumental in the formation of the Manx National Trust. | This land is his memorial | 2005 | Biography |
| | Curwen | 1756-1828 | Agricultural Reformer | Served both as a Member of the House of Keys and as a Member of Parliament. A leading agricultural reformer. | Social Reformer | 2005 | Biography |
| | Douglas | 1898-1987 | Poet, Folklorist and Collector | Writer and poet and collector of Manx songs, dances and folklore. Founder of the inter-Celtic festival Yn Chruinnaght. | A poetess and dreamer | 2005 | Biography |
| | Gell | 1823-1905 | Constitutional Reformer | Attorney General and First Deemster. Active campaigner for the developing rights and privileges of the Island. | A deep loyalty to his people | 2005 | Biography |
| | Hillary | 1771-1847 | Founder of RNLI | Heroic rescuer of shipwrecked mariners, he set up the scheme to build the Tower of Refuge and founded the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. | Courage in the face of adversity | 2005 | Biography |
| | Kerruish | 1917-2003 | Reforming Parliamentarian | Distinguished politician and campaigner for greater Manx self-determination. He was the longest serving Presiding Officer in the Commonwealth and the first President of Tynwald. | A constant champion of democracy | 2005 | Biography |
| | Moore | 1853-1909 | Constitutional Reformer and Historian | Speaker of the House of Keys and historian, author, collector, and chronicler of Manx life and history. | A champion of the rights of the House | 2005 | Biography |
| | Noble | 1816-1903 | Public Benefactor | Businessman, entrepreneur, and benefactor. Endowed Noble's Hospital, Ramsey Cottage Hospital, St Ninian's Church, the Villa Marina and numerous trusts and charities. | The Island's greatest benefactor | 2005 | Biography |
| | Qualtrough | 1885-1960 | Constitutional Reformer | Speaker of the House of Keys and champion of the Island's campaigns for further constitutional reform. | Increased independence for Man | 2005 | Biography |
| | Quilliam | 1771-1829 | Distinguished Naval Officer | Naval commander and MHK. Fought at the battle of Trafalgar as first lieutenant of Nelson's flagship Victory and had a distinguished naval career. | He was highly esteemed and much respected by all | 2005 | Biography |
| | Shimmin | 1879-1942 | First Female MHK | First female member of the House of Keys and campaigner for financial aid for the Manx fishermen. | A most intelligent and capable lady | 2005 | Biography |
| | Kelly | 1926-2005 | Musician and Teacher | Accomplished pianist and highly regarded teacher. Ran a children's choir, served on the Committee of the Manx Music Festival, and was the official accompanist for over 25 years. | She imparted her great love of music to many | 2008 | Biography |
| | Fargher | 1803-1863 | Democratic Reformer | Journalist and founder of the Mona's Herald. Relentless campaigner for democratic elections. | Political pioneer and patriot | 2016 | Biography |
| | Brown | 1815-1881 | Democratic Reformer | Journalist and founder of the Isle of Man Times. Challenged the unrepresentative nature of the House of Keys. | He polished up the rusty Keys and bore the prize away... | 2016 | Biography |
| | Norris | 1875-1948 | Reforming Parliamentation | Journalist and politician. Vocal proponent for institutional reform and founder of the Manx Reform League. | The fearless leader of Manx democracy | 2016 | Biography |
| | Kennish | 1799-1862 | Inventor, Explorer, Polymath | A prolific and pioneering inventor who discovered a route to link the Atlantic and Pacific oceans in Panama. Author of evocative Manx poetry. | Manninagh Dooie, True Manxman | 2017 | Biography |
| | Knox | 1864-1933 | Artist, Designer and Teacher | Manx artist, designer and teacher who left behind a remarkable legacy that continues to inspire designers and collectors to this day. | A humble servant of God in the ministry of the beautiful | 2019 | Biography |