Below are lists of known members of the LDS church who were Manx or joined the Church on the Isle of Man in the Nineteenth Century or emigrated with family members to Zion. It also includes children of converts who died after their parents’ conversion but before emigration. Not all family members may have regarded themselves as church members and were part of Mormon emigrant parties to be with family members but in most cases it is not possible to distinguish them (though Thomas Quayle's biography indicates he and his mother were never converted and John Robinson is described on the ship's manifest as a non-member).

The second list is now outdated and will be replaced slowly by the first. The first is a partial list and is very much a work in progress and will be extended over the next year. I do have a lot more information about many of these individuals so if you are interested please email me and I will eventually respond. Likewise, if you are aware of any biographical or other details please let me know. Dates of birth or christening etc are included where known. If the year only is given this will normally have been derived from the emigration records or census records and should only been seen as a rough approximation. In other cases where there more than one date is given I have tried to use the most common or likely. Please notes dates are by UK format not US viz. dd/mm/yy. MII refers to the Mormon Immigration Index a CD-ROM produced by the church listing all known passengers of Mormon emigrant ships in the Nineteenth century.

Finally a few other points. The forename Christian is a female forename, which was very popular on the Island in the nineteenth century and was often anglicised on emigration records as Christine. It should also be noted that the Manx do not use the mother's maiden name as an automatic middle name on marriage as is the practice in the States.