Theophilus Farquharson (Merchant and Founder of the First Registered Union in The Bahamas in 1943 -
West India Employee Improvement Association)
Arthur Lee Symmonett (Entrepreneur)
Joseph Russel Ford (Former Member of Parliament)
Theodore G. Glover (Renown Educator)
Blake Higgs a.k.a Blind Blake (Famous Musician)
Sir Arthur Foulkes (Founding member of Free National Movement Party and the first Minister of Tourism
in the first Progressive Liberal Party Government. Former Bahamas High
Commissioner to the United Kingdom)
James Palacious (Arch Deacon)
Samuel Nixon (Environmentalist and first warden of Bahamas National Trust)
Maxwell Thompson (Former Magistrate)
William Granger (Former Dean of Christ Church Cathedral)
Hon. Vernon Joseph Symonette (Former Speaker of the House of Assembly and former Member of Parliament)
Hannah Ford (Earned the longevity record for the island of Great Inagua at 102 years of age. A true Bahamian folk storyteller and the only school teacher for all the children living at Northeast Point, Great Inagua. )
James Nixon (Environmentalist and longest serving warden of Bahamas National Trust)
Lewis Duvalier (Publisher and Journalist) Published the SearchLight, an Inaguan Newspaper, until 1907.
