Some Interesting names for you to look up (click on Tree and then Family and select from pull- down list):

  Historical Figures: 
ap Tegfan, Coel Hen (Old King Cole)
of Hungary, Attila (Attila the Hun)
Meriadoc, Cynon (Conan the Barbarian)
Brewster, Elder William (Mayflower)
Hopkins, Giles (Mayflower)
Rogers, Thomas (Mayflower)
of France, Charlemagne(Charlemagne)
of Normandy, William I (William The Conqueror)
of Scandinavia, Odin
le Vavasour, Maud (Maid Marian from Robin Hood)
FitzWarren, Fulk (Robin Hood)
Washington, George (yea, him)
of Mercia, Godiva (Lady Godiva)

  Some really old people: 
MacBres, Lugaid Redearg (100BC)
of the Picts, Lioch (30BC)

  Too many Kings to mention...

  Some of my favorites: 
of the Goths, Beaw (whose "lineage leads back to Adam")
Frych, Merfyn (Merfyn the Freckled)
verch Rhys, N., & De Windsor, G (brother married half-sister)
Pocahantas (Nolan's tree)

Richardson, Ebenezer (fought in the Revolutionary War, Battle of Concord)

Harman, Marion D. (fought for the South in the Civil War)
Hopkins, Henry F. (fought for the North in the Civil War)

   According to Wikipedia (Battle of Deep Bottom) on July 28th, 1864, "Sheridan's men
attempted to turn the Confederate left with an advance against Gravel Hill, but their movement 
was disrupted by a Confederate attack. Three brigades—Lane's, McGowan's, and Kershaw's (his 
original brigade before he became division commander)—attacked Sheridan's right flank.”  
Sheriden’s forces on that day included the 3rd New Hampshire.  Kershaw’s forces that day 
included the 20th South Carolina.  That means that Marion D. Harman and Henry F. Hopkins 
actually shot at each other.