A noted actor from a famous acting family, he was a fervent supporter of the Confederacy and played a central role in the events at Ford’s Theater.

Former Confederate soldier known for his physical strength and resolute nature, he was deeply involved with Booth's plans and tasked with a significant role.

Skilled woodsman connected to Booth, he played an important guiding role in the plot and its immediate aftermath.

Assigned a key task in the plot, he was unable to fulfill his mission and chose to flee instead.

A doctor who found himself entangled with Booth post-event, ultimately facing serious consequences due to his actions.

Associated with Booth, Mary was involved without full knowledge of the plans, while John was suspected but not convicted regarding the events.

As Secretary of War, he played a pivotal role in the initial response and strategy in capturing those involved with the pivotal event.

Confederate smuggler who assisted Booth and Herold during their escape, remaining undetected for many years.

Colonel Baker, a military intelligence detective and Stanton’s subordinate, led efforts in capturing those associated with the pivotal event. He was related to Luther Byron Baker.

An officer whose independent actions significantly impacted the pursuit of one of the central figures, aligning with legal and procedural norms.