Religion:Quakers

American military officer, lawyer, politician; president of the United States from 1969 to 1974

American politician, businessman and the 42nd Governor of Colorado

British actress and author

American Quaker poet and advocate of the abolition of slavery

English polymath

American Quaker preacher and writer

Philanthropist, abolitionist

American academic administrator

English writer

welfare worker

British type-founder and chocolate maker

American temperance leader; Quaker preacher

Palestinian professor

English Quaker missionary

Spanish American art historian and architect

American merchant; founder of the city of Lynchburg, Virginia, United States

Social worker of Swiss origin who lived mainly in France

Quaker minister and writer, born 1667

Sichuanese physician, educator, and Quaker peace activist

Quaker who aided during Great Train Wreck of 1856

US diplomat and ambassador

English Esperantist and lawyer

Permaculturalists

A minister of the Society of Friends, was born January 4, 1755, in Upper Evesham, N.J. She died February 1, 1831.

Sichuanese university president

Sichuanese physician

Sociologist

Literary scholar and peace activist

American cabinetmaker

British botanist

University lecturer at University of Canterbury in New Zealand. Quaker, born 1946

English Quaker and pacifist

American professor of history and peace activist

Quaker minister, 1647–1721

American writer

Scottish politician, Provost of Aberdeen and Quaker leader

British statistican and social scientist

Botanist

German pharmacist