The star Ôkawa Hashizô I held the name of Onoe Eizaburô I from the 11th lunar month of 1788 to the 10th lunar month of 1809.

The actor Onoe Matsusuke III held the name of Onoe Eizaburô II from the 11th lunar month of 1809 to the 10th lunar month of 1814.

The actor Onoe Kikugorô IV held the name of Onoe Eizaburô III from the 8th lunar month of 1831 to the 12th lunar month of 1845.

Second son of Onoe Kikugorô III. He was called Onoe Tatsunosuke when he was very young but never used this name on stage. He made his debut on stage in the 11th lunar month of 1831, in Edo at the Ichimuraza, where he received the name of Onoe Kikunosuke I. In the 1st lunar month of 1846, Onoe Eizaburô III, Onoe Kikunosuke I and Onoe Kumakichi took the respective names of Onoe Baikô IV, Onoe Eizaburô IV and Onoe Kikunosuke at the Nakamuraza, playing in the new year sogamono drama "Nazorae Soga Ôeyama-iri". After the death of his father, he was adopted by Onoe Kikugorô IV but his name did not appear anymore in theater banzuke from 1855. He most likely died in 1858.

Kawarasaki Kunitarô II held the name of Onoe Eizaburô from the 8th lunar month of 1863 to the 2nd lunar month of 1869 but he was never acknowledged as an official member of the line.

A minor disciple of Onoe Kikugorô V held the name of Onoe Eizaburô between 1872 and 1891. He was not acknowledged as an official member of the line. He was also called Onoe Baifu.

The actor Onoe Baikô VI held the name of Onoe Eizaburô V from May 1891 to February 1903.

The actor Bandô Hikosaburô VI held the name of Onoe Eizaburô VI from March 1903 to March 1915.

Son of Onoe Eizaburô VII, he was born in Tôkyô in 1924. His father died in May 1926 and he made his first stage appearance in June 1929, at the Imperial Theater, where he received the name of Onoe Eizaburô VIII. He was drafted during WW2 and died in China the 10th of December 1945.