Unnamed Humans
The following pages contain sorted lists of unnamed Humans.

By century
 Unnamed Humans (distant past)
 Unnamed Humans (19th century)
 Unnamed Humans (20th century)
 Unnamed Humans (21st century)
 Unnamed Humans (22nd century)
 Unnamed Humans (23rd century)
 Unnamed Humans (alternate reality)
 Unnamed Humans (24th century)
 Unnamed Humans (25th century)
 Unnamed Humans (31st century)

Unknown era

Anna's lover  
This male crash landed on an unnamed Class M planet sometime before 2370. He was nursed back to health by . They fell in love. ()

Archer's photograph  

Captain Jonathan Archer placed a photograph of three Human men at the wall in his ready room aboard . ()

Craft's family

Far future professor

Far future students

Man in Canton  
In June of 2151, Jonathan Archer told Andorian Commander Thy'lek Shran that a man in Canton, Ohio had once rolled a ball of string six meters in diameter. ()

Mitchell's maternal ancestors  

According to Gary Mitchell's medical records, one female maternal ancestor of his had an interest in spiritual readings. Several other male and female maternal ancestors, for at least six generations, were said to have dabbled in metaphysics. The record noted these facts in connection with Mitchell's esper status. ()

Picard family album photographs  
The Picard family album contained a number of photographs of people, supposedly connected to the Picard family. ()

Scruffers' keeper  
This Human was the keeper of a dog named Scruffers on Earth. The dog once traveled over 3,000 kilometers to reunite with his keeper. Phlox read about the story in 2154 while running  alone. ()

Tribbles commercial 
These Humans were wearing s in a commercial for the cereal Tribbles. ()

Troi's ancestors 
A box of belongings owned by this ancestor of Ian Andrew Troi was sent to Deanna Troi in 2368 by her mother. 

Among the contents were photographs displaying several of Deanna's ancestors; most of their names were not written on the images, though some were. Deanna wondered which, if any, were related to her. When she showed the photos to William T. Riker, he pointed to one individual, saying they looked like her. ()

Women pilots  
According to Kathryn Janeway, Amelia Earhart inspired generations of women to become pilots. ()

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