One degree of separation

I have been curious how many people are recorded in the New Testament as having known Jesus directly. Many of the people who are mentioned meeting him are not named. Even a number of the people healed by him are not named.

Below is a list of people named in the New Testament who had known Jesus directly either as friends, family, or disciples who had direct knowledge of his life or teachings; who were healed by Jesus or had family healed by Jesus and so had direct knowledge of his power; or who had him in their home at some point and so had direct knowledge of him. Not included are people who met him but had no significant interaction as far as we can tell (e.g. Simon the Cyrene), or those who met him only at his trial and did not hear him teach or see him perform miracles (e.g. Pontius Pilate).

The much-disputed letters (Hebrews, 2 & 3 John, 2 Peter) are not included. They also, possibly not coincidentally, have little information to add.

ID	Person	Relationship to Jesus	Reference	Hometown or region
1-01	Andrew	Disciple Other points of interest: had formerly been a disciple of John the Baptist	Matthew 4:13, 18 John 1:40, 1:44 (Many references in the texts; the ones listed help locate his home)	On the sea of Galilee, from Bethsaida near Capernaum
1-02	Bar Timaeus	Healed by Jesus	Mark 10:46 and parallels	Jericho
1-03	Bartholomew	Disciple	Matthew 10:3 among others
1-04	Cleopas	Follower; probably also friend of disciples in that he knew where to find them when they were in hiding. Saw Jesus and spoke with him after his resurrection at least twice, once on the road to Emmaus and again later the same evening back in Jerusalem.	Luke 24:13-33
1-05	Jairus	Father of a girl that Jesus raised from the dead Other point of interest: synagogue ruler	Mark 5:22 and parallels
1-06	James, son of Alphaeus	Disciple	Matthew 10:3 among others
1-07	James, brother of Jesus	Jesus’ brother	Mark 6:3-4 and others	Nazareth
1-08	James, son of Zebedee	Disciple	Matthew 4:13, 21	Originally from Capernaum or its vicinity.
1-09	Joanna	Follower and financial supporter	Luke 8:1-3	Wife of Chuza who was Herod’s steward, so may have been in Herod's household
1-10	John, son of Zebedee	Disciple	Matthew 4:13, 21 among many others	Originally from Capernaum or its vicinity.
1-11	John the Baptist	Cousin / forerunner	See Luke 1:39-40, John 1:28	Hill country of Judah, later on banks of the river Jordan.
1-12	Joseph (aka Barsabbas and Justus)	Disciple	Acts 1:21-23
1-13	Joseph	Jesus’ father / step-father	Matthew and Luke birth narratives	Nazareth
1-14	Joseph, son of Joseph	Jesus’ brother (or step-brother / half-brother)	Mark 6:3-4 and others	Nazareth
1-15	Joseph of Arimathea	Disciple	Matthew 27:57	Arimathea
1-16	Judas, son of James	Disciple	Luke 6:16 and Acts 1:13
1-17	Judas, son of Joseph	Jesus’ brother	Mark 6:3-4 and others	Nazareth
1-18	Judas Iscariot	Disciple	Matthew 10:3 among others
1-19	Lazarus	Raised from the dead by Jesus; referred to by Jesus as a friend; known to the disciples.	John 11:1-44 and John 12:1-10.	Bethany
1-20	Malchus	Healed by Jesus. Other point of interest: Servant of the high priest, wounded during Jesus' arrest.	John 18:10-11
1-21	Martha of Bethany	Hosted Jesus; was also sister to Lazarus who was raised from the dead.	Luke 10; John 11-12	Bethany
1-22	Mary	Jesus’ mother	Numerous	Nazareth, at least for a time.
1-23	Mary Magdalene	Follower Beneficiary of a healing and financial supporter.	Mark 15:40-41 Luke 8:1-3	Probably originally from Magdala
1-24	Mary of Bethany	Hosted Jesus; was also sister to Lazarus who was raised from the dead.	Luke 10; John 11-12	Bethany
1-25	Mary the mother of James and Joses	Follower	Mark 15:40-41
1-26	Matthew / Levi	Disciple	Matthew 9:9 among others	Vicinity of Capernaum
1-27	Matthias	Disciple	Acts 1:21-23
1-28	Nathanael	Disciple	John 1:45-51, John 21:2	Cana
1-29	Nicodemus	Met with Jesus. Other point of interest: member of Sanhedrin.	John 3:1-21	May have lived in Jerusalem
1-30	Peter (also known as Simon and Cephas)	Disciple	Matthew 4:13, 18John 1:40, 1:44	On the sea of Galilee, from Bethsaida near Capernaum
1-31	Philip	Disciple	John 1:43-44	Bethsaida in Galilee
1-32	Salome	Follower	Mark 15:40-41
1-33	Simon, son of Joseph	Jesus’ brother	Mark 6:3-4 and others	Nazareth
1-34	Simon the Leper	Hosted Jesus at dinner in his home	Matthew 26:6 and parallels	Bethany
1-35	Simon the Zealot	Disciple	Matthew 10:4, Acts 1:13
1-36	Susanna	Follower and financial supporter.	Luke 8:1-3
1-37	Thaddaeus	Disciple	Matthew 10:3, Mark 3:18
1-38	Thomas	Disciple	Matthew 10:3 among others
1-39	Zacchaeus the tax collector	Hosted Jesus in his home	Luke 19:1-9	Jericho

There are times when I leave the location blank even though an inference seems fairly obvious. I would generally prefer that my ideas of what is 'obvious' should be double-checked by someone with more historical background in that era and culture. A 'location' listed in this table has some direct evidence behind it.