Every named figure.
Lifespans, relatives, and scripture references. Every claim is traceable; tradition tags surface where readings differ.
51 of 2,781 curated.
Simeonite chief. Distinct from Adiel the priest and Adiel father of David's treasurer Azmaveth.
Grandfather of Shiphi in the Simeonite genealogy.
Father of the Simeonite chief Joshah (1 Chronicles 4:34). Distinct from Amaziah king of Judah and the priest of Bethel.
Father of Shemuel, the Simeonite leader who divided the land of Canaan (Numbers 34:20).
Simeonite chief. Distinct from Asaiah the Levite of David's day and Asaiah son of Haggai.
Great-grandfather of the Simeonite chief Jehu (1 Chronicles 4:35).
Simeonite chief in 1 Chronicles 4:36. Distinct from Benaiah son of Jehoiada and other Benaiahs.
Simeonite chief listed in 1 Chronicles 4:36. Distinct from Elioenai the post-exilic Davidide and other Elioenais.
Son of Mishma in the Simeonite genealogy.
Father of Pelatiah, Neariah, Rephaiah, and Uzziel — the four Simeonite captains who took Mount Seir from the Amalekites in Hezekiah's day.
Simeonite chief.
Jarib (1 Chronicles 4:24)
Fourth son of Simeon; eponym of the Jachinite clan. Distinct from Jachin the priestly course leader (1 Chronicles 24:17) and Jachin the post-exilic priest (Nehemiah 11:10).
Second son of Simeon; eponym of the Jaminite clan.
Simeonite chief in the days of Hezekiah.
Jachin (Genesis 46:10; Numbers 26:12)
Son of Simeon listed in 1 Chronicles 4:24; widely identified with Jachin in the parallel lists.
Father of Allon in the Simeonite genealogy. Distinct from Jedaiah the priestly course and other Jedaiahs.
Simeonite chief, son of Joshibiah son of Seraiah son of Asiel (1 Chronicles 4:35). Distinct from King Jehu and Jehu the prophet.
Nemuel (Numbers 26:12, 1 Chronicles 4:24)
Firstborn of Simeon; eponym of the Nemuelite clan. Distinct from Nemuel son of Eliab the Reubenite.
Simeonite chief.
Simeonite chief.
Simeonite chief named in 1 Chronicles 4:35. Distinct from many other Joels.
Simeonite chief in the days of Hezekiah, son of Amaziah.
Father of Jehu the Simeonite chief.
Simeonite chief in the days of Hezekiah who joined the raid on the Hamites of Gerar (1 Chronicles 4:34).
Son of Mibsam in the Simeonite genealogy of 1 Chronicles 4:25. Distinct from Mishma son of Ishmael.
Simeonite captain in Hezekiah's reign. Distinct from Neariah of the Davidic line.
Jemuel (Genesis 46:10)
Firstborn of Simeon in 1 Chronicles 4:24 and Numbers 26:12; called Jemuel in Genesis 46:10. Eponym of the Nemuelite clan.
Third son of Simeon (Genesis 46:10, Exodus 6:15). Omitted from later clan lists, suggesting his line died out before the Numbers census.
One of the four Simeonite captains who led 500 men against the Amalekite remnant on Mount Seir. Distinct from Pelatiah son of Hananiah and Pelatiah son of Benaiah of Ezekiel 11.
Simeonite captain in Hezekiah's reign.
Leader of an ancestral house in Simeon, father of Zimri whom Phinehas slew at Peor (Numbers 25:14).
Father of Joshibiah and grandfather of the Simeonite chief Jehu. Distinct from Seraiah the high priest, Seraiah son of Tanhumeth, and other Seraiahs.
Son of Shaul in the Simeonite genealogy. Distinct from numerous other Shallums.
Spy from the tribe of Simeon sent to scout Canaan; gave a fearful report. Distinct from Shaphat father of the prophet Elisha.
Son of Simeon by a Canaanite woman; eponym of the Shaulite clan. Distinct from king Saul.
Tribal head of Simeon at the wilderness census.
Father of Shimri in the Simeonite genealogy. Distinct from many other Shemaiahs.
Tribal leader of Simeon appointed to divide the land of Canaan (Numbers 34:20). Distinct from Shemuel the Issacharite (1 Chronicles 7:2) and Samuel the prophet.
Tribal officer over Simeon in David's administration.
Son of Zaccur in the Simeonite genealogy; had 16 sons and 6 daughters. Distinct from many other Shimeis.
Father of Jedaiah in the Simeonite genealogy. Distinct from Shimri father of Jediael (1 Chronicles 11:45) and other Shimris.
Father of Ziza the Simeonite chief.
Second son of Jacob and Leah; founder of the tribe of Simeon. With Levi, executed the men of Shechem in vengeance for Dinah; Jacob cursed their fierce anger.
One of the three elders ruling Bethulia, of the tribe of Simeon, who received Judith's rebuke for proposing to surrender the city after five days, and who later blessed her after the deliverance (Judith 6:15-21; 7:23-32; 8:9-36; 13:18-20).
Simeonite captain in Hezekiah's reign. Distinct from Uzziel the Levite, Uzziel the goldsmith, and others.
Son of Hammuel in the Simeonite genealogy. Distinct from Zaccur son of Asaph and Zaccur the wall-builder.
Zohar (Genesis 46:10)
Son of Simeon in 1 Chronicles 4:24; the parallel 'Zohar' of Genesis 46:10 is universally identified with him. Distinct from Zerah son of Judah and Zerah of Edom.
Simeonite leader who brought the Midianite princess Cozbi into the camp at Peor; both were transfixed with a single thrust by Phinehas, halting the plague (Numbers 25:6-15).
Simeonite chief, son of Shiphi son of Allon son of Jedaiah son of Shimri son of Shemaiah (1 Chronicles 4:37). Distinct from Ziza son of Rehoboam.
Zerah (Numbers 26:13, 1 Chronicles 4:24)
Fifth son of Simeon; eponym of the Zerahite clan of Simeon. Distinct from Zohar father of Ephron the Hittite, Zerah son of Judah, and other Zerahs.
Father of Shelumiel the tribal head of Simeon.
Curation status: Primeval (Genesis 1–11), patriarchs (Genesis 12–50), Exodus/Numbers, Joshua/Judges/Ruth, the united and divided monarchies (Saul, David, all kings of Judah and Israel), the writing prophets, post-exilic figures (Zerubbabel, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther), the Holy Family, John the Baptist, the Twelve, and the early apostolic generation are all in. 2,781figures curated so far. The remaining named biblical figures (priestly genealogies in 1 Chronicles, the post-exile lists in Ezra/Nehemiah, the obscure persons in Acts and the epistles) are pending. Every claim is rigorously sourced; gaps mean “not yet curated”, not “not in scripture”.