Every named figure.

Father of Ahi the Gadite chief; son of Guni.

Son of Hillel the Pirathonite; had forty sons and thirty grandsons, all riding seventy donkeys. Judged Israel eight years.

Son of Shashak the Benjamite. Distinct from Abdon the judge, Abdon son of Micah, and Abdon son of Jeiel.

Father of Kish and Ner; grandfather of Saul. Of the Benjamite clan of Becher.

Gadite chief, son of Huri, named at the head of the Gadite genealogy of 1 Chronicles 5:13-14. Distinct from Abihail wife of Rehoboam, Abihail the Levite, and Abihail mother of Esther.

Son of Gideon by his Shechemite concubine; murdered seventy of his half-brothers on one stone and made himself king at Shechem. Killed when a woman dropped a millstone on his head at Thebez. Distinct from Abimelech king of Gerar.

Son of Phinehas in the high-priestly genealogy.

Son of Shaharaim by Hushim.

Son of Shimei the Benjamite. Distinct from Adaiah father of Maaseiah and Adaiah father of Jedidah.

Canaanite king of Bezek defeated by Judah and Simeon after Joshua's death; his thumbs and great toes were cut off, reciprocating his own treatment of seventy kings whose food he had collected under his table; he died at Jerusalem (Judges 1:5-7).

Judahite descendant of Coz; head of the Aharhel families (1 Chronicles 4:8).

Chief of a Gadite father's house in 1 Chronicles 5:15.

Son of Shemida in the Manassite list.

Son begotten by Gera in Manahath after the deportation (1 Chronicles 8:7). Distinct from Ahihud son of Shelomi the Asherite leader (Numbers 34:27).

One of the sons of Ehud heading the fathers of Geba's inhabitants (1 Chronicles 8:7). Distinct from many other Ahijahs (the prophet of Shiloh, son of Ahitub, Pelonite, scribe, etc.).

Kohathite Levite in 1 Chronicles 6:25; some treat as a variant of Mahath in the parallel list.

Son of Beriah of Aijalon. Distinct from Ahio brother of Uzzah and Ahio of Saul's line.

Son of Bilhan in 1 Chronicles 7:10.

Son of Helem of Asher.

Son of Meraioth and father of Ahitub in the high-priestly genealogy. Multiple priestly Amariahs appear; this is the elder one.

Kohathite Levite in the ancestry of Heman the singer.

Son of Shimon in the Judahite list. Distinct from Amnon son of David.

Son of Shemida in the Manassite genealogy of 1 Chronicles 7:19.

Son of Shashak.

Earliest named ancestor in the genealogy of Saul, called only 'son of a Benjaminite' (1 Samuel 9:1).

Son of Beriah of Aijalon. Distinct from Arad the Canaanite king.

Eponym of 'the house of Ashbea' — a guild of fine linen workers descending from the Shelah line (1 Chronicles 4:21).

Son of Japhlet of Asher.

Son of Jeroham the Benjamite. Distinct from Athaliah queen of Judah; here a male personal name.

Father of Bela the Reubenite in 1 Chronicles 5:8.

Head of a father's house in the half-tribe of Manasseh. Distinct from Azriel father of Seraiah (Jeremiah 36:26) and Azriel of Naphtali.

Wife of Shaharaim sent away with Hushim; sometimes equated with Hodesh of 1 Chronicles 8:9.

Son of Abinoam of Kedesh-naphtali; led ten thousand of Naphtali and Zebulun against Sisera at the Kishon. Listed in Hebrews 11:32 among the heroes of faith.

Saul's great-great-grandfather, named in the genealogy of Saul (1 Samuel 9:1).

Reubenite chief living in Aroer; son of Azaz son of Shema son of Joel. Distinct from Bela son of Benjamin and Bela king of Edom.

Son of Shimon.

Son of Ishi (or, per Hebrew, 'son of Zoheth') in 1 Chronicles 4:20.

Son of Bilhan in 1 Chronicles 7:10. Distinct from Benjamin son of Jacob, Benjamin the wall-builder, and Benjamin the returnee.

Son of Shimei the Benjamite.

Head of a Benjamite father's house in Aijalon; with Shema put to flight the inhabitants of Gath. Distinct from Beriah son of Asher and Beriah son of Ephraim.

Son of Eshton in the Judahite list (1 Chronicles 4:12).

Son of Jediael in 1 Chronicles 7:10; head of a Benjamite mighty-men's family. Distinct from Bilhan son of Ezer the Horite.

Son of Japhlet of Asher.

Wealthy Bethlehemite of Judah; son of Salmon and Rahab. Acted as kinsman-redeemer for Naomi, marrying Ruth and fathering Obed. Pillar of the temple Jachin/Boaz named for him.

Son of Abishua in the high-priestly genealogy.

Father of Jahdo in the Gadite genealogy. Distinct from Buz son of Nahor and Buz father of Elihu.

Son of Bilhan. Distinct from Chenaanah father of Zedekiah the false prophet.

Younger son of Elimelech and Naomi; husband of Orpah; died in Moab childless.

Only child of Jephthah the Gileadite; the subject of his rash vow. The text leaves the manner of her fulfillment ambiguous.

Wife of Lappidoth; prophetess who judged Israel from beneath a palm tree between Ramah and Bethel. Summoned Barak to fight Sisera; sang the Song of Deborah after the victory.

Woman of the Valley of Sorek (probably Philistine); accepted bribes from the Philistine lords to discover the secret of Samson's strength.

Son of Elpaal in the Benjamite genealogy. Distinct from Eber the patriarch and other Ebers.

Son of Shashak the Benjamite.

Son of Beriah of Aijalon. Distinct from Eder son of Mushi and the place-name Eder.

King of Moab who oppressed Israel eighteen years; a very fat man. Assassinated by Ehud.

Moabite king who oppressed Israel for eighteen years; assassinated by Ehud in his summer chamber.

Son of Gera the Benjamite; left-handed deliverer who killed Eglon king of Moab in his upper chamber, ending eighteen years of Moabite oppression. The land had rest eighty years.

Son of Bilhan in 1 Chronicles 7:10. Distinct from Ehud son of Gera the judge.

Son of Shashak the Benjamite. Distinct from Elam son of Shem and many other Elams.

High priest at Shiloh in the Ithamarite line; raised Samuel. Failed to restrain his wicked sons Hophni and Phinehas. Died at age 98 when he heard the ark had been captured by the Philistines, falling backward and breaking his neck. Judged Israel forty years.

Kohathite Levite, father of Jeroham and grandfather of Elkanah father of Samuel; named Eliel in 1 Chronicles 6:34 and Elihu in 1 Samuel 1:1.

Head of a father's house in the half-tribe of Manasseh. Distinct from Eliel the Levite singer and other Eliels.

Son of Shashak the Benjamite.

Son of Shimei the Benjamite. Distinct from Eliel the Levite singer and other Eliels.

Son of Shimei the Benjamite.

Son of Jeroham the Benjamite. Distinct from Elijah the Tishbite the prophet.

Bethlehemite of Judah; husband of Naomi. In a famine, took his family to Moab where he died.

Kohathite Levite ancestor of Heman the singer; one of three Elkanahs in the Kohathite line of 1 Chronicles 6.

Ephraimite by residence (Ramathaim-zophim) but Levite of the Kohathite line by genealogy (1 Chronicles 6:33-38); husband of Hannah and Peninnah; father of Samuel.

Judge of Israel for ten years; buried in Aijalon in the territory of Zebulun. Distinct from Elon the Hittite (Esau's father-in-law).

Son of Shaharaim by Hushim; head of a major Benjamite clan whose sons built Ono and Lod and dwelt in Aijalon.

Head of a father's house in the half-tribe of Manasseh east of the Jordan (1 Chronicles 5:24). Distinct from Epher son of Midian and Epher son of Ezrah.

Father of Lecah; descendant of Shelah son of Judah (1 Chronicles 4:21). Distinct from Er the firstborn of Judah by Tamar.

Son of Ishbah son of Mered (1 Chronicles 4:17); eponym of the Levitical city of Eshtemoa. Distinct from Eshtemoa the Maacathite of v. 19.

Eponym of the Maacathite family of Eshtemoa (a Levitical city in southern Judah). Distinct from Eshtemoa son of Ishbah.

Son of Mehir; father of Beth-rapha, Paseah, and Tehinnah father of Ir-nahash.

Patriarch of a Judahite family group in 1 Chronicles 4:3, with sons Jezreel, Ishma, and Idbash and daughter Hazzelelponi. Often understood as the eponym of the place of Etam (cf. Judges 15:8).

Judahite of the Hur line; father of Hushah (the Hushathite ancestral place from which Sibbecai the warrior came). Distinct from many other Ezers.

Adventurer who led Shechem in revolt against Abimelech; defeated and driven out by Zebul governor of the city.

Second Gera of 1 Chronicles 8:5,7; named again as the one who deported the Geba inhabitants to Manahath and begot Uzza and Ahihud. Often identified with Gera the father of Ehud the judge (Judges 3:15).

Son of Joash the Abiezrite; called by the Angel of Yahweh while threshing wheat. Tore down his father's Baal altar (renamed Jerubbaal). Defeated the Midianites with 300 men. Refused kingship; made an ephod that became a snare. Father of seventy sons including Abimelech by his Shechemite concubine.

Father of Jaroah in the Gadite genealogy of 1 Chronicles 5:14. Distinct from Gilead son of Machir and Gilead father of Jephthah.

Reubenite of the line of Joel that descends to Beerah. Distinct from Gog the eschatological adversary of Ezekiel 38-39.

Father of Abdiel in the Gadite genealogy. Distinct from Guni son of Naphtali.

Son of Mishma in the Simeonite genealogy.

Son of Shashak the Benjamite.

Son of Shashak the Benjamite. Distinct from Hananiah the prophet and many other Hananiahs.

Beloved but barren first wife of Elkanah; vowed at Shiloh to dedicate any son to Yahweh as a Nazirite. Mother of Samuel and five other children. Prayed the Magnificat-prefiguring song of 1 Samuel 2.

Judahite, father of Aharhel whose families descend from him (1 Chronicles 4:8).

Son of Othniel the first judge, named in the Calebite genealogy of Judah (1 Chronicles 4:13).

Sister of Jezreel, Ishma, and Idbash in the Judahite genealogy of 1 Chronicles 4:3.

Son of Elpaal. Distinct from Heber the Kenite, Heber son of Beriah of Asher, and Heber son of Mered.

Kenite descended from Hobab father-in-law of Moses; husband of Jael; pitched his tent at Elon-Bezaanannim near Kedesh.

Variant name for Hotham of Asher in 1 Chronicles 7:35; entry retained as a stub for the alternate spelling.

Pirathonite of the hill country of Ephraim, father of Abdon the judge of Israel who succeeded Elon (Judges 12:13-15).

Son of Elpaal.

Head of a father's house in the half-tribe of Manasseh. Distinct from Hodaviah of Judah (Hodaviah father of Jeshua) and Hodaviah the Levite.

Wife of Shaharaim in Moab; mother of Jobab, Zibia, Mesha, Malcam, Jeuz, Sachia, and Mirmah.

Judahite who married the sister of Naham; ancestor of Keilah the Garmite and Eshtemoa the Maacathite. Distinct from Hodiah the Levite teacher of Nehemiah 8 and Hodiah the sealer.

Son of Eli; took meat from sacrifices by force and lay with the women at the tabernacle door. Killed at Aphek when the ark was captured.

Son of Heber of Asher; named with Japhlet and Shomer. Distinct from Hotham father of David's mighty men.

Father of Abihail the Gadite chief.

Wife of Shaharaim; mother of Abitub and Elpaal. Distinct from Hushim son of Dan and Hushim of Aher.

Son of Tola.

Judge from Bethlehem; had thirty sons and thirty daughters, all of whom he gave or took in marriage outside his clan. Judged Israel seven years.

Son of Phinehas son of Eli; named at his birth ('the glory is gone') because the ark of Yahweh had been captured.

Brother of Jezreel and Ishma in the Judahite list of Etam.

Son of Helem (= Hotham) of Asher.

Son of Shashak.

Son of Tehinnah, eponym of the city of Nahash; the formula 'X father of Y' often denotes the founder/clan-head of the named place.

One of the five sons of Bela in the Chronicler's Benjamite genealogy (1 Chronicles 7:7).

Father of Zoheth and Ben-zoheth in 1 Chronicles 4:20. Distinct from Ishi the Simeonite (1 Chronicles 4:42) and Ishi the Manassite.

Head of a father's house in the half-tribe of Manasseh east of the Jordan. Distinct from Ishi the Judahite and Ishi the Simeonite.

Brother of Jezreel and Idbash in the Judahite list of Etam.

Son of Elpaal.

Son of Beriah of Aijalon.

Son of Shashak the Benjamite.

Son of Ashhur of Tekoa by his wife Helah. Distinct from Izhar the Kohathite Levite (father of Korah).

Son of Elpaal.

Son of Uzzi; head of an Issacharite mighty-men's family.

Son of Jeroham the Benjamite.

King of Canaan reigning in Hazor; oppressed Israel through his commander Sisera; defeated by Deborah and Barak.

Wife of Heber the Kenite; gave Sisera milk in her tent and then drove a tent peg through his temple as he slept. Praised by Deborah as 'most blessed of women in tents'.

Son of Reaiah son of Shobal in the Judahite Hur line; father of Ahumai and Lahad of the Zorathite families. Distinct from Jahath the Levite of Gershom and Jahath the Merarite.

Head of a father's house in the half-tribe of Manasseh.

Son of Buz; father of Jeshishai in the Gadite genealogy.

Son of Tola.

Judge of Israel for twenty-two years; had thirty sons who rode thirty donkeys and held thirty cities (Havvoth-jair).

Son of the Benjamite Shimei (= Shema of Aijalon).

Gadite chief in Bashan.

Son of Heber of Asher; brother of Shomer and Hotham.

Father of Huri in the Gadite genealogy.

Of the Shelanites in 1 Chronicles 4:22; the place-name and the personal name are difficult to disentangle in the Hebrew.

Chief of the Reubenites named at the head of the genealogy of 1 Chronicles 5:7. Distinct from Jeiel the Levite and other Jeiels.

Gileadite son of a prostitute, exiled by his half-brothers; recalled to lead Israel against Ammon. Made a rash vow that bound him to offer his only daughter. Defeated the Ephraimites at the fords of Jordan with the 'Shibboleth' test. Listed in Hebrews 11:32.

Head of a father's house in the half-tribe of Manasseh. Distinct from Jeremiah the prophet and other Jeremiahs.

Son of Beriah of Aijalon. Distinct from numerous other Jeremoths.

Son of Tola in the Issacharite genealogy.

Father of a Benjamite sub-clan whose sons are listed in 1 Chronicles 8:27. Distinct from Jeroham father of Elkanah, Jeroham of the priestly line, and Jeroham father of Adaiah.

Kohathite Levite, father of Elkanah and grandfather of Samuel.

Father of Michael the Gadite ancestor.

Son of Obed; Bethlehemite of Judah; father of David and seven other sons. The 'stump of Jesse' from which the messianic shoot would arise (Isaiah 11:1).

Son of Bilhan; head of a Benjamite family. Distinct from Jeush son of Esau, Jeush son of Eshek, and Jeush the Levite.

Son of Shaharaim and Hodesh.

Son of Etam (or Etam's father, per LXX) in the Judahite genealogy of 1 Chronicles 4:3. Distinct from Jezreel the city and the symbolic son of Hosea.

Son of Izrahiah; the Hebrew form is rendered as Jezziah, Isshiah, or Jisshiah in different translations.

Son of Seraiah; ancestor of the craftsmen of Ge-harashim ('Valley of Craftsmen'). Distinct from Joab son of Zeruiah.

Judahite who 'had dominion in Moab' (1 Chronicles 4:22). Distinct from Joash king of Judah, Joash king of Israel, Joash father of Gideon, and Joash the Benjamite warrior.

Manassite of Ophrah; father of Gideon; defended his son after he tore down the altar of Baal.

Son of Elpaal. Distinct from Jobab son of Shaharaim and other Jobabs.

Son of Shaharaim and Hodesh in Moab. Distinct from Jobab king of Edom and Jobab king of Madon.

Son of Izrahiah.

Reubenite chief at the head of the genealogy of Beerah carried into exile by Tilgath-pilneser. Distinct from Joel son of Samuel and Joel the prophet.

Son of Beriah of Aijalon. Distinct from Joha the Tizite (1 Chronicles 11:45).

Of the Shelanites; named with the men of Cozeba and Joash and Saraph in 1 Chronicles 4:22.

Levite descended from Moses (Manasseh in MT, by scribal alteration); priest first to Micah and then to the Danite shrine; his sons were priests until the captivity of the land.

Youngest son of Gideon; sole survivor of Abimelech's massacre of his brothers. Spoke the parable of the trees from Mount Gerizim. Distinct from king Jotham of Judah.

Eponym of the Garmite family of Keilah (a town in the Judean lowlands); descendant of Hodiah's wife the sister of Naham.

Father of Mareshah and ancestor of the linen-working houses of Ashbea (1 Chronicles 4:21).

Husband of Deborah the prophetess and judge of Israel (Judges 4:4); named only in passing.

Son of Er son of Shelah (1 Chronicles 4:21); often read as a place name founded by him.

Son of Shemida in the Manassite list.

Elder son of Elimelech and Naomi; first husband of Ruth the Moabitess; died in Moab childless.

Son of Shaharaim and Hodesh.

Danite of Zorah; father of Samson. The Angel of Yahweh announced his son's birth to Manoah and his wife.

Son of Laadah of the Shelah line; eponym of the city Mareshah in the Shephelah. Distinct from Mareshah son of Caleb of 1 Chronicles 2:42.

Eponym of the Benjaminite clan from which Saul was chosen by lot when Samuel presented the tribes before Yahweh at Mizpah (1 Samuel 10:21).

Son of Chelub; father of Eshton in the Judahite genealogy.

Brother of Othniel in some MT manuscripts; father of Ophrah in the Judahite genealogy of 1 Chronicles 4:13-14.

Son of Zerahiah in the high-priestly genealogy. A second Meraioth appears later in the line (1 Chronicles 9:11; Nehemiah 11:11).

Son of Shaharaim and Hodesh. Distinct from Mesha king of Moab, Mesha of Caleb, and Mesha the firstborn.

Son of Elpaal in the Benjamite genealogy. Distinct from many other Meshullams.

Ephraimite who set up an idol-shrine in his house, hired a wandering Levite as priest, and lost his idols to the migrating tribe of Dan.

Son of Izrahiah in the Issacharite genealogy.

Ancestor of the Gadite chief Abihail (1 Chronicles 5:13-14). Distinct from Michael the archangel and other Michaels.

Son of Beriah of Aijalon.

Benjamite of the house of Jeiel of Gibeon, father of Shimeah and ancestor of Saul's family (1 Chronicles 8:32; 9:37-38); also identified by the Chronicler as a chief over David's second monthly division (1 Chronicles 27:4).

Son of Shaharaim and Hodesh.

Son of Elpaal.

Son of Mibsam in the Simeonite genealogy of 1 Chronicles 4:25. Distinct from Mishma son of Ishmael.

One of the sons of Ehud heading the fathers of Geba's inhabitants (1 Chronicles 8:6-7). Distinct from Naaman son of Bela and Naaman the Aramean general.

Judahite whose sister was wife of Hodiah; thus brother-in-law of Hodiah (1 Chronicles 4:19).

Kohathite Levite ancestor of Samuel; called Toah in 1 Chronicles 6:34 and Tohu in 1 Samuel 1:1.

Bethlehemite woman, wife of Elimelech; lost her husband and both sons in Moab and returned bitter (calling herself Mara, 'bitter') with her Moabite daughter-in-law Ruth. Engineered Ruth's marriage to Boaz.

Son of Abiel; grandfather of Saul and father of Abner. The 1 Chronicles 8-9 genealogies treat him as Kish's brother (uncle of Saul); 1 Samuel 14:51 calls him Saul's uncle.

Son of Izrahiah. Distinct from many other Obadiahs.

Son of Boaz and Ruth; father of Jesse and grandfather of David. Distinct from other figures of the same name.

Son of Meonothai. Distinct from the city of Ophrah in Manasseh associated with Gideon.

Midianite prince killed by the Ephraimites at the rock of Oreb after Gideon's victory.

Moabite widow of Chilion; returned to her own people after Naomi released her.

Son of Kenaz, younger brother (or nephew) of Caleb; first judge of Israel. Captured Kiriath-sepher and married Caleb's daughter Achsah. Delivered Israel from Cushan-rishathaim of Aram-naharaim. The land had rest forty years.

Son of Japhlet of Asher.

Second wife of Elkanah; provoked Hannah because of her childlessness.

Judahite of the Hur line; father of Gedor (a town in southern Judah). Distinct from Penuel son of Shashak and the place Penuel of Genesis 32.

Son of Shashak the Benjamite. Distinct from Penuel the place name (Genesis 32) and Penuel of Judah.

Son of Eli; co-officiant with Hophni in their corruption. Killed at Aphek; his pregnant widow named her son Ichabod ('the glory has departed') as she died in childbirth. Distinct from Phinehas son of Eleazar.

Servant of Gideon who accompanied him to spy on the Midianite camp.

Son of Tola in the Issacharite genealogy. Distinct from Rephaiah of the Davidic line and Rephaiah son of Hur the wall-builder.

Son of Shimon.

Moabite widow of Mahlon; refused to leave Naomi ('whither thou goest, I will go'). Married Boaz under the levirate principle and bore Obed, grandfather of David. Named in Matthew 1:5.

Son of Shaharaim and Hodesh.

Son of Manoah; consecrated as a Nazirite from the womb. Endowed with prodigious strength as long as his hair was uncut. Judged Israel twenty years against the Philistines. Betrayed by Delilah, blinded, and finally killed thousands of Philistines with himself by collapsing the temple of Dagon at Gaza.

Of the Shelanites; ruled in Moab and returned to Lehem (1 Chronicles 4:22, with text uncertain).

Benjaminite who 'begot children in the country of Moab' after sending his wives Hushim and Baara away (1 Chronicles 8:8-9).

Son of Anath; struck down six hundred Philistines with an oxgoad and so saved Israel. Mentioned only in passing.

Son of Jeroham the Benjamite.

Gadite chief in Bashan, second to Joel.

Gadite chief in Bashan. Distinct from Shaphat father of Elisha and other Shaphats.

Son of Beriah of Aijalon (per the most common reading); father of a Benjamite sub-clan whose sons are listed in 8:22-25.

Kohathite Levite ancestor of Heman the singer (1 Chronicles 6:24). Distinct from Saul king of Israel and Shaul son of Simeon.

Son of Jeroham the Benjamite.

Son of Helem of Asher.

Father of Azaz and grandfather of Bela the Reubenite. Distinct from Shema the Benjamite of 1 Chronicles 8:13 and Shema of Hebron.

Head of a Benjamite father's house in Aijalon; brother of Beriah. Often equated with the Shimei of 8:21 whose sons are then listed.

Reubenite of the line of Joel that descends to Beerah.

Son of Elpaal who, with his brothers, 'built Ono and Lod with its towns.'

Son of Tola in the Issacharite genealogy. Distinct from Samuel the prophet (Hebrew Shemuel).

Reubenite of the line of Joel that descends to Beerah.

Son of Zaccur in the Simeonite genealogy; had 16 sons and 6 daughters. Distinct from many other Shimeis.

Father of Amnon, Rinnah, Ben-hanan, and Tilon in the Judahite list (1 Chronicles 4:20). Distinct from Simeon son of Jacob and Simeon the Cyrenian.

Son of Shimei the Benjamite.

Son of Heber of Asher. Distinct from Shemer of Samaria and Shomer father of Jehozabad.

Daughter of Heber of Asher; sister of Japhlet, Shomer, and Hotham. Distinct from Shua wife of Judah and Bath-shua.

Captain of Jabin king of Hazor's army; defeated by Barak at the Kishon and killed by Jael in her tent.

Unnamed Judahite woman, sister of Naham and wife of Hodiah (1 Chronicles 4:19); mother of Keilah the Garmite and Eshtemoa the Maacathite.

Son of Bilhan. Distinct from Tarshish son of Javan and Tarshish the Persian noble of Esther.

Son of Eshton; father of Ir-nahash, called the 'father of the city of Nahash.'

Son of Shimon.

Son of Puah, son of Dodo; judge of Israel from Shamir in Ephraim for twenty-three years.

Kohathite Levite ancestor of Heman the singer; chief of the Kohathites who helped bring up the ark in David's day.

Son begotten by Gera in Manahath after the deportation of the Geba families (1 Chronicles 8:7). Distinct from Uzza son of Abinadab and Uzza of the Nethinim.

Son of Bukki in the high-priestly genealogy. Distinct from other figures named Uzzi (the Issacharite, Benjamite, and Levite Merarite).

Son of Tola in the Issacharite genealogy of 1 Chronicles 7:2-3. Distinct from Uzzi the priest, Uzzi the Benjamite of Nehemiah 11, and Uzzi son of Bukki of the Aaronic line.

Kohathite Levite in the line from Korah to Heman the singer (1 Chronicles 6:24). Distinct from king Uzziah of Judah.

Son of Shimei the Benjamite. Distinct from Zabdi the Judahite (Joshua 7:1).

Son of Hammuel in the Simeonite genealogy. Distinct from Zaccur son of Asaph and Zaccur the wall-builder.

Midianite king pursued and killed by Gideon east of the Jordan.

Son of Beriah of Aijalon.

Son of Elpaal (1 Chronicles 8:17). Distinct from Zebadiah son of Beriah and other Zebadiahs.

Midianite king pursued and killed by Gideon east of the Jordan, in vengeance for his brothers slain at Tabor.

Officer of Abimelech; ruler of Shechem who exposed Gaal's revolt.

Reubenite chief listed alongside Jeiel.

Midianite prince killed by the Ephraimites at the winepress of Zeeb after Gideon's victory.

Son of Uzzi in the high-priestly genealogy.

Saul's great-grandfather, named in the genealogy 'Saul son of Kish son of Abiel son of Zeror son of Bechorath son of Aphiah' (1 Samuel 9:1).

Son of Bilhan.

Son of Shaharaim and Hodesh.

Son of Jeroham the Benjamite. Distinct from Zichri father of Eliezer, Zichri of Korah, and several others.

Son of Shashak the Benjamite.

Son of Shimei the Benjamite.

Son of Shimei the Benjamite. Distinct from Zillethai of Manasseh who joined David at Ziklag (1 Chronicles 12:20).

Son of Ishi in the Judahite list.

Kohathite Levite ancestor of Samuel and of Heman the singer; called Zuph in 1 Samuel 1:1 (the Ramathaim-zophim region takes its name from him).