The 39 names listed below include all the people who entertained Flinders apart from Madame Louise Genevieve de Labauve D'Arifat. In addition, Flinders was received into a number of households for which he did not record any repasts. Where Flinders received repeated hospitality, a minimum number of such occasions is indicated against each name, an overnight stay being abbreviated as. O/N.
| Mme. Allies | Town house; great friend of Madame D'Arifat. Died August 1807. |
| M. and Mme. Airolles | Occupied Le Perouse's old house with a plantation at Mesnil. Mme. Airolles, who died December 1808, was the mother of Mesdames Chazal, Chevreau and Bickham. Dined 3 times, O/N twice. |
| M. Augustin Baudin | Town house with collection of Roman medals. |
| Capt. Bergeret | Town house; French naval officer with responsibility for prisoners. |
| Mr. Bickham | Town house. |
| M. & Mme. Boistel | Country house in Vacoas. |
| M. & Mme. Brunet | Mme. a sister of M. Pitot. Town house; dined or supped 10 times, O/N once. |
| M. Burgesse | Country hose near Moka. |
| M. and Mme. Cap-Martin | Mme. daughter of M. Perichon. M. a Lt. with N. Baudin in Geographe. O/N 5 times. M. Cap-Martin died in October 1809. |
| M. & Mme. Caseau | M. a civil commissioner for Tamarin Quarter, where they lived near M. Labauve. |
| M. & Mme. Catoire | Town house; dined twice. |
| M. & Mme. Chazal | Town house and 1000 acre plantation 1.5miles from The Refuge. M. painted Flinders' portrait in 1807. Dined 24 times, supped 23 times, O/N 12 times. |
| M. & Mme. Chevreau | Closest neighbours to M. D'Arifat with plantation (having 30,000 coffee plants) and a town house. Dined 32 times and supped 5. |
| M. & Mme Curtat | Two plantations at Tamarin with sugar and cotton factories; also town house.Dined 7 times; O/N twice. |
| M. & Mme. Dayot | House one mile out of town. |
| M. & Mme. Deglos | Town house and one near Moka. O/N 3 times. |
| M. Charles Desbassayns | Educated in Paris at the University. Engaged in trade and finance in both Mauritius and Bourbon. Married Louise D'Arifat in January 1908. Placed $2000 |
| M. & Mme. Deverinnes | Town house where Flinders enjoyed the finest musical parties. |
| M. Ducas | House at Tamarin. |
| M. Duval | House between Tamarin and The Refuge, nearer to which he later moved. |
| M. Forrestier | Large house near Reduit. |
| M. Frobervilles | House at Moka. Gave manuscript accounts by others of travels in Madagascar |
| M. & Mme. Herbecq | House at Tamarin near to Labauve's. |
| M. Huguenia | House at Moka. |
| M. Paul David Labauve D'Arifat | Eldest son of the D'Arifat family, taking his name from his father, Marc De Labauve D'Arifat. 4 years younger than Flinders, he made an ideal companion |
| M. & Mme. La Butte | House at Tamarin. Dined five times. |
| M. & Mme. La Chaise | House at Moka. Mme. was M. Labauve's aunt. O/N thrice. |
| M. & Mme. Lachenardiere | House at Moka shared with colonel of the regiment, St. Susanne. O/N thrice. |
| M. Le Lannes | House at Moka. |
| M. Martin Monchamp | One of the island's 12 consultants in the financial crisis. House at Reduit. |
| M. & Mme. Meurville | House near M. Labauve's at Tamarin. |
| M. Palerne | House near The Refuge. |
| M. & Mme. Perichon | Owned the celebrated plantation, Palona, near Palma. Dined twice, O/N once. |
| M. & Mme. Thomy Pitot | Flinders greatest support for all his time in Mauritius. Accommodated him for the 75 days Flinders spent in town, with countless hospitality. Shipowner, |
| M. Plumet | Officer in Mahratta service. Fine 400 acre plantation near Moka. Dined thrice. |
| M. & Mme. Sauveget | Property by River Latanniers a mile or so from town. Dined twice. |
| M. & Mme. Saulnier | M. a principle merchant in town. |
| M. & Mme. Suasse | M. rose from seaman to captain merchant vessels. Civil commissioner at Tamarin. Highly thought of by Flinders. Dined 5 times, O/N twice. |