| Forename | Surname | Notes | Page Number |
|---|---|---|---|
| Burrell | Burrell, Valpy and Thompson engineers for the railway, commenced in 1859, from Asunción to Paraguari where it was stopped half way to Villa Rica by the war | 393-4 | |
| Captain | Cilley | an American who explored the Pilcomayo in 1873, after four months of hardship his party reached Santa Cruz de la Sierra, the nearest town in Bolivia | 395 |
| Father | Field | Fathers Field and Ortega made the first Jesuit settlement in 1557 along the Upper Uruguay | 397 |
| Fleming | with Robinson got up an expedition of “Lincolnshire farmers” about 800 people of all kinds; 160 died of privation and hardship at Itá and Paraguay, 2 were murdered by natives and the rest were removed to Buenos Aires at the expense and by the charitable efforts of H M Chargé d’Affaires, the St Patrick's Association and foreign bankers and merchants of Buenos Aires | 400 | |
| Grant | Messrs. Whitehead and Grant built the arsenal in the city of Asunción for Lopez I in 1861 | 392 | |
| Mrs | Lynch | during the Lopez regime Mrs Lynch owned a summer palace at the foot of the glorious peak of Ytaguá on lake Ypacaray | 393 |
| Commander | Page | registered a fall of thirteen and a quarter feet on the Rio Paraguay at Asunción between October and February; stated the dimensions of the stone church at Itapica on the Argentine frontier as 320 feet long by 80 wide | 392 and 396 |
| Robinson | with Fleming got up an expedition of “Lincolnshire farmers” about 800 people of all kinds; 160 died of privation and hardship at Itá and Paraguay, 2 were murdered by natives and the rest were removed to Buenos Aires at the expense and by the charitable efforts of H M Chargé d’Affaires, the St Patrick's Association and foreign bankers and merchants of Buenos Aires | 400 | |
| Thompson | an American who explored the Pilcomaya with Margariños in 1844 | 395 | |
| Thompson | Burrell, Valpy and Thompson engineers for the railway, commenced in 1859, from Asunción to Paraguari where it was stopped half way to Villa Rica by the war | 393-4 | |
| Colonel | Thompson | an Englishman; defender of Angostura | 395 and 399 |
| Twite | an eminent geologist who before the war found precious metals in different places and iron in great abundance | 386 | |
| Valpy | Burrell, Valpy and Thompson engineers for the railway, commenced in 1859, from Asunción to Paraguari where it was stopped half way to Villa Rica by the war | 393-4 | |
| Whitehead | Messrs. Whitehead and Grant built the arsenal in the city of Asunción for Lopez I in 1861 | 392 |