You mentioned the big ones but there were many others besides. Jefferson’s law professor and mentor, George Wythe, and also of great importance, the Virginians who secured the frontier and opened up West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, and other states to settlement: Andrew Lewis, William Fleming, and many others. Virginia was the largest and most influential state at our founding, and during the early republic. It was also the most traditionally English, and the least filled with foreigners/religious nuts.