Anderson, Thomas, Lieutenant Colonel – Anderson, previously the adjutant general of the New Brunswick Militia, commanded the Frontier District headquartered in St. Andrews.
Archibald, Edward – Archibald was the British consul general in New York City.
Baird, William Teed, Lieutenant Colonel – Baird was the commanding officer of the 1st Battalion Carleton County Militia and deputy quartermaster general of the New Brunswick Militia.
Boggs, Acting Rear Admiral – Boggs commanded the United States Navy’s Eastern Squadron.
Bogue, James, Captain – Bogue was the commanding officer of a Class A infantry company equipped with cannon in St. George.
Bolton, James, Captain – Bolton was the commanding officer of a Class A infantry company in St. George.
Boyd, James, Lieutenant Colonel – Boyd was temporarily replaced as commanding officer of the 1st Battalion Charlotte County Militia and a member of legislative assembly for St. Andrews.
Brown, James, Lieutenant Colonel – Brown commanded the 3rd Battalion Charlotte County Militia headquartered on Deer Island.
Bruce, Sir Frederick – Bruce was the British ambassador in Washington.
Bryon, Luke, Captain – Bryon was the officer commanding the Class A infantry company on Campobello.
Cole, John Amber, Brevet Colonel – Cole was the colonel of the 15th Regiment and commander of British troops and militia on active service in New Brunswick.
Crookshank, Robert W., Lieutenant Colonel – Crookshank replaced Robertson as commanding officer of the Saint John Volunteer Battalion.
Dixon, James – Dixon was the New Brunswick customs officer on Indian Island in Passamaquoddy Bay.
Doyle, Sir Charles Hastings, Major General – Doyle commanded the British Forces in the lower provinces.
Doyle, Dennis – Doyle was the leader of the Fenian circle in Calais, Maine.
Foster, Stephen K., Lieutenant Colonel – Foster commanded the New Brunswick Regiment of Artillery.
Gordon, Arthur Hamilton, first Lord Stanmore – Gordon was appointed lieutenant-governor of New Brunswick and commander-in-chief in October 1861.
Grierson, Lieutenant Colonel – Grierson was the lieutenant colonel commanding the British 15th Regiment.
Hallowes, H. J., Captain – Hallowes of the British 15th Regiment was aide-de-camp to Gordon and commander of the 1865 Camp of Instruction.
Hood, Arthur W. A., Captain – Hood was captain of HMS Pylades.
Hope, Sir James, Vice Admiral – Hope commanded the British North American and West Indies Squadron.
Inches, James Archibald, Lieutenant Colonel – Inches was the commanding officer of the 4th Battalion Charlotte County Militia and commandant of the St. Stephen garrison.
James, Robert D., Major – Jones was the commanding officer of the St. Andrews Home Guard.
Ker, Robert – Ker was the British vice consul in Eastport, Maine.
Killian, Bernard Doran – Killian was the secretary treasurer of the Fenian Brotherhood, an O’Mahony supporter, and senior Fenian military leader on the Maine border.
Long, Washington – Long was the United States collector of customs in Eastport, Maine.
Maunsell, George Joseph, Lieutenant Colonel – Maunsell was adjutant general of the New Brunswick Militia.
Meade, George, Major General – A famous veteran of the Civil War, Meade was senior American military officer on the Maine border.
Murray, Henry J. – Murray was British consul in Portland, Maine.
O’Mahony, John – O’Mahony founded the Fenian Brotherhood in North America.
Osborne, Henry, Captain – Osborne was the officer commanding the artillery battery in St. Andrews.
Otty, Andrew, Lieutenant Colonel – Otty was the deputy adjutant general of the New Brunswick Militia and commanding officer of the Saint John Volunteer Battalion replacing Crookshank.
Pheasant, Edward, Captain – Pheasant commanded the St. Andrews Class A Gordon Rifles.
Pick, George H., Captain – Pick was the officer commanding one of the Saint John volunteer artillery batteries.
Roberts, William Randall – Roberts was elected president of the Fenian Brotherhood senate in October 1865 and was leader of the Roberts faction.
Robertson, John, the Honourable, Lieutenant Colonel – A member of the legislative assembly, Robertson was the commanding officer of the Saint John Volunteer Battalion. He resigned in December, 1865.
Robinson, Captain – Robinson was the senior militia officer on Campobello Island.
Rose, William T., Captain – Rose was the officer commanding the St. Stephen artillery battery.
Seward, William H. – Seward was the secretary of state in the United States government.
Simond, Edward, Major – Simond commanded the Victoria Rifles of Fredericton, a Class A infantry company.
Smith, Albert James, the Honourable – Smith was premier of New Brunswick from March 6, 1865, to May 9, 1866, and leader of the anti-Confederate party.
Stephen, James – Stephen was leader of the Irish Republican Brotherhood in Ireland.
Strickland, George, Captain – Strictland was the officer commanding the Class A Woodstock Rifle Company.
Sweeny, Thomas, Brigadier General – A distinguished veteran of the Union Army, Sweeny was elected secretary of war of the Fenian Brotherhood and the military leader of the Roberts faction.
Thurgar, John, Lieutenant Colonel – Thurgar was the commanding officer of the Saint John City Rifles.
Tilley, Samuel Leonard, the Honourable – Tilley was premier of New Brunswick between 1861-65 and 1866-67, and leader of the pro-Confederate party.
Tupper, James Rice, Lieutenant Colonel – Tupper commanded the 2nd Battalion Carleton County Militia in Florenceville.
Wetmore, Douglas, Lieutenant Colonel – Wetmore was the commanding officer of the 2nd Battalion Charlotte County Militia in St. George.
Williams, William Fenwick, Major General – Williams was the general officer commanding British regular forces in Canada.
Willis, Cuthbert, Major – Willis was the acting commanding officer of the 1st Battalion Charlotte County Militia and commandant of the St. Andrews garrison.
Wilmot, Lemuel the Honourable, Lieutenant Colonel – Wilmot was the commanding officer of the 1st Battalion York County Militia and a member of the legislative assembly.
Wilson, D., Major – Wilson, a member of the York County Militia, was temporary second-in-command of the Saint John Volunteer Battalion.