Here are some including some that I have offered before. This time I included the evidence.

Catholic
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Abbe, Paul

Evangelical
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Adeyemo, Tokunboh (Dallas Theological Seminary; general secretary Association of Evangelicals in Africa)
Archer, Gleason L. (www.etsjets.org/files/JETS-PDFs/48/48-1/48-1-pp213-220_JETS.pdf‎) - Evangelical Free Church (had been conservative Congregationalist)

Methodist
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Albright, W. F. (see http://www.hds.harvard.edu/library/bms/bms00492.html)

Anglican/Church of England
__________________________
Allnutt, Richard Lea (Logos; http://books.google.com/books/about/A_Record_of_Sixty_nine_Years_Ministry_Me.html?id=5ij_MgEACAAJ)

Lutheran
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Althaus, Paul (Wikipedia)

Thanks for the suggestions.  These should all be there now.  Paul Abbe should already have been down as Roman Catholic.  Please let me know if he isn't showing up.

Here's the latest spreadsheet, containing all of the changes above:

7522.Denominations and Theology 08 April 2014.zip

Here's the latest spreadsheet, containing all of the changes above:

5661.Denominations and Theology 23 April 2014.zip

I'd started on this because of the Roman Catholic vs. Catholic thing - I'm delighted you gave us another Eastern rite Catholic. I might "win this battle" yet.

Many thanks for all of the work you've put into this, MJ.  I've finally changed to Catholic (Roman).  I think that's closer to what you wanted at least.  Keep the suggestions coming.

Apologies for the places the spreadsheet still doesn't give you what you want.  Please let me know about anything I've missed. It probably isn't deliberate.  The few exceptions would be not creating new theologies for the few Catholics that you mentioned.  I'd be interested in comments on the names I've used for the Orders, etc.

I couldn't find clear evidence for George Panikulam, although I didn't spend long on it.  Is there any chance you could post a link for this?

I don't know about others but I'd find it useful to have the Anglican/Church of England divided into categories such as Oxford Movement, Evangelical school etc. Others would know more about this but if we divide Catholics by religious order, this seems like a logical extension.

I thought about this some time ago.  The most natural categories may be those I used for the theological colleges on the Colleges & Universities worksheet: High Anglican, Anglo-Catholic, Conservative Evangelical, Open Evangelical, Evangelical and Liberal, though I couldn't find any that self-identify as liberal, and some of the labels are more readily used than others.

For authors, I added an Oxford Movement rule to the Notes worksheet some time ago:

Oxford Movement: Author:("Keble, John", "Liddon, H. P.", "Marriott, Charles", "Pusey, E. B") OR Title:("Tracts for the Times")

It seems a bit of a limited category, so I left it there rather than complicate the spreadsheet.  Evangelical Anglicans can be found by mixing the Anglican Stream/Category and Evangelical Theology.  Filtering the spreadsheet will show these quickly.  A rule could be created for them in a couple of ways, but I wasn't convinced about creating a new category.  I'm open to other Anglican categories, but these would certainly be the most obvious.

Someone may be interested in the following collection:

Cessationist

Author:( "Sproul, R.C.", "Schreiner, Thomas", “Warfield, B. B.”, “Chantry, Walter J.”, “Edgar, Thomas R.”, “Farnell, F. David”, “Gaffin, Richard B.”, “Geisler, Norman L.”, “Gentry, Kenneth L.”, “Gromacki, Robert G.”, “Hoekema, Anthony”, “Judisch, Douglas”, “MacArthur, John”, “Poythress, Vern S.”, “Robertson, O. Palmer”, “Thomas, Robert L.”, “White, R. Fowler”, “Adams, Jay E.“, “Gardiner, George E.“, “Masters, Peter“, “Napier, John“, “Waldron Samuel E.“)

Very helpful, Sandro.  I've added this as a new theology on the spreadsheet.  It generated the rule below:

Author:("Adams, Jay E.", "Chantry, Walter J.", "Farnell, F. David", "Gaffin, Richard B.", "Geisler, Norman L.", "Gentry, Kenneth L.", "Gromacki, Robert", "Hoekema, Anthony", "MacArthur, John F.", "Poythress, Vern S.", "Robertson, O. Palmer", "Schreiner, Thomas R.", "Sproul, R. C.", "Thomas, Robert L.", "Waldron, Samuel E.", "Warfield, Benjamin B.", "White, R. Fowler")

The missing names are for people I couldn't see as authors on Logos.com.  I'm trying to limit it to current authors in order to keep the project manageable (and useful, in terms of Logos collections).  I've published the new rule at: https://faithlife.com/logos-library-theology-denomination-tags/documents 

Note: The list looks reliable, but I haven't checked it, so please feel free to suggest corrections or additions.

Curiously, the "Denomination: Wesleyan Church" tag, when selected, returns only two of my 18 volumes in the series of "Commentaries in the Wesleyan Tradition." The authors of every volume are included in the spreadsheet, albeit without middle initials in some cases, and all are identified as "Wesleyan." 

Thanks for the feedback, Cale.  All of these should be listed under Theology: Wesleyan.  However, authors such as Alex Varughese (https://www.logos.com/product/15604/jeremiah-1-25-a-commentary-in-the-wesleyan-tradition) are not in the Wesleyan Church as a denomination.  He is in the Church of the Nazarene.  This wasn't a church that I listed originally, though I would be happy to add it.  Even if I do, he still won't be listed under Denomination: Wesleyan Church as this relates to the specific denomination: Wesleyan Church.  When there is a theology listed, such as Wesleyan or Reformed, there is no Denomination Stream.  Hope that clarifies.