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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 |
| | Duff | 1919-2020 | WWII Veteran | WWII veteran who dedicated his whole life to public service and was committed to educating and promoting understanding of the reasons behind, and the realities of, world war. An example to us all. | Tireless public service in conflict and peacetime | 2021 | Biography |