Famous Triennial Baptists
- John Newton Brown, early 19th century church reformer
- James Boorman Colgate
- Samuel Colgate, Religious leader and President of the Colgate Company
- William Colgate, Founder of the Colgate Company
- Charles Evans Hughes, early 20th century Republican leader, first president of the Northern Baptist Convention in 1907
- William Bullein Johnson, Triennial Convention President in 1841, he became a Southern Baptist in 1845
- Adoniram Judson, early 19th century missionary to Burma
- Ann Hasseltine Judson, early 19th century missionary to Burma
- Francis Wayland, educator and pastor, President of Brown University and abolitionist
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