1Ashe, Robert Pickering (1858–1944): CMS Protestant missionary

2Brard, Alphonse (1858–1919): White Father, Roman Catholic missionary

3Colvile, Henry Edward (1852–1907): colonel, British commissioner to Uganda (1893–1894)

4Daudi Cwa (1896–1939): king of Buganda (1897–1939)

5Felkins, Robert (1853–1926): CMS missionary

6Gahindiro: king of Rwanda (1820–c. 1845)

7Gayiya, Matia: Protestant page chief under King Mwanga

8Guillermain, Antonin (1861–1896): White Father missionary, Roman Catholic bishop

9Gyavira, Musoke (c. 1870–1886): page of King Mwanga, Uganda Martyr

10Hanlon, Henry (1862–1937): Mill Hill Father missionary, Roman Catholic bishop

11Hannington, James (1847–1885): CMS Protestant bishop, executed in 1885 by order of King Mwanga

12Hirth, Jean Joseph (1854–1931): White Father missionary, Roman Catholic bishop

13Johnston, Harry (1858–1927): British commissioner to Uganda (1899–1901)

14Junju: king of Buganda (c.1790–c. 1800)

15Kagwa, Apolo (c. 1869–1926): page of King Mutesa, then chief of a section page (Gwanika) for Mwanga, head of the Protestant Party, important colonial Chief (Katikiro) and author

16Kalema: Muslim king of Buganda (1888–1890)

17Kamanya: king of Buganda (c. 1812–c.1830)

18Kisingiri, Zakaria Kizito (c. 1854–1917): important colonial Protestant chief

19Kintu, Gabriel: Important Catholic chief and general, leader in Mwanga’s anti-British uprising of 1897–1899

20Kirevu, Mathieu Lubowa: small chief in the royal military band (Kigowa) in 1886, brother to Cyprien Mutagwanya, colonial Catholic chief, witness at the Diocesan enquiry of 1912–1914

21Kiwanuka, André (Andereya): page chief under Mwanga (Mumyuka of Kigalagala), made into a eunuch by Mwanga, important colonial Catholic chief, witness at Diocesan enquiry 1912–1914

22Kizito (c. 1872–1886): page of King Mwanga, Uganda Martyr

23Kyakwogera, Léon: soldier at the capital in 1886, colonial Roman Catholic chief, witness at the Diocesan enquiry of 1912–1914

24Kyambadde, Abudalakadiri (?–1898): page chief, important Muslim chief, leader in Mwanga’s anti-British uprising in 1897–1899

25Lavigerie, Charles (1825–1892): French Roman Catholic cardinal, founder of the White Fathers missionaries

26Le Veux, Henri (1879–1965): White Father Roman Catholic missionary, author of a Luganda grammar book, and Luganda-French dictionary.

27Lourdel, Siméon (1853–1890): White Father Roman Catholic missionary

28Lugard, Fredrick (1858–1945), captain: head of the Imperial British East Africa Company (IBEAC) in Buganda 1890–1892, the future Lord Lugard famous for theorising indirect rule

29Lutaya Saidi: important chief (Kawuta) of King Mwanga, important Muslim leader, leader in Mwanga’s anti-British uprising in 1897–1899

30Lwanga, Charles (c. 1860–1886): Catholic page chief (Musalosalo), Uganda Martyr

31Mberenge, Sirimani: Page of King Mwanga, important Muslim chief

32Mbogo, Nuhu (c. 1835–1921): Muslim king of Buganda (1890–1892), then colonial leader of the Muslim party.

33Miti, James (?–1949): former page of Mwanga, important Protestant colonial chief and author

34Mugagga, Lubowa (c. 1870–1886): page of King Mwanga, Uganda Martyr

35Mugwanya, Stanislas (c. 1849–1938): page of King Mutesa, then head of the Catholic Party, important colonial chief, witness at the Diocesan enquiry of 1912–1914

36Mukasa, Joseph Balikuddembe (1860–1885): Catholic page chief (Musalosalo), Uganda Martyr

37Mukasa, Ham (c. 1870–1956): former page of Mwanga, important Protestant colonial chief and author

38Musinga (c.1883–1944): king of Rwanda (1896–1931)

39Musisi, Muvewo: small chief of Mwanga

40Mutagwanya, Cyprien: page and lover of Mutesa, important colonial Catholic chief

41Mutesa I (c. 1837–1884): king of Buganda (1856/7–1884)

42Mwafu: page and lover of Mwanga in 1886

43Mwanga (c. 1865–1903): King of Buganda (1884–1899)

44Nakamanya, Sarah: Catholic queen sister of Mwanga (1890–1892), leader in Mwanga’s anti-British uprising in 1897–1899

45Nganda, Aleni: page of Mwanga, small colonial Catholic chief, witness at the Diocesan enquiry of 1912–1914

46Nsingisira, Joseph: royal page in the 1880s, imprisoned for his religious beliefs between 1886 to the fall of Mwanga in 1888, one of the leading Catholic colonial chiefs (Katabarwa), witness at the Diocesan enquiry of 1912–1914

47Nsubuga, Siméon: page chief under Mwanga (Mutuba I of Kigalagala), made into a eunuch by Mwanga, important colonial Catholic chief, witness at the Diocesan enquiry of 1912–1914

48Nyonyintono, Honorat (?–1889): Catholic page chief (Musalosalo), made into a eunuch by Mwanga, leader of the Catholic Party

49Raux, Modest, (1870–1965): White Father Roman Catholic missionary, author of the Catholic translation of Bible into Luganda.

50Roscoe, John (1861–1932): CMS missionary and anthropologist

51Rugaju: favorite of Gahindiro, king of Rwanda

52Sanda, Jean (Joannes): prince (descendant of King Kimbugwe (c. 1610–c. 1640), Roman Catholic, former page of King Mutesa and King Mwanga, witness at the Diocesan enquiry of 1912–1914

53Sebowa, Alexis (?–1937): important colonial Roman Catholic chief, witness at the Diocesan enquiry of 1912–1914

54Sebuta, Siméon: page and lover of Mwanga, survivor of the Martyrs at Namugongo, Roman Catholic in 1886 becomes Protestant in 1891, witness at the Informative enquiry, 1887–1888

55Semakokiro: king of Buganda (c. 1800–c. 1812)

56Suna: king of Buganda (c. 1830–1856)

57Wamala, Désiré: Protestant page in 1886, colonial Roman Catholic chief, witness at the Diocesan enquiry of 1912–1914

58Wamala: Muslim page chief, Mwanga’s Sabakaki.

59Waswa, John: important Protestant chief, arrested in 1897

60Wilson, George (1862–1943): British administrator

61Zimbe, Bartholomew: former page of Mwanga, latter Protestant clergyman and author

Apolo Kagwa in 1893