Thorium could generate among uranium, be used as a source of energy, and a way to produce higher actinides. Protactinium would be part of the process chain between thorium and uranium, and decay chain of higher actinides.
Actinium, radium, and polonium are also part of the decay chain of actinides. They are highly radioactive and unstable. But it's also the case for berkelium and californium. So I suppose they might be used as a source of energy like others.
There is also the radon, the last noble gaz, which is also radioactive and unstable. It might be used like other noble gazes.
There is also the francium and astatine which are part of the decay chain, but they are so radioactive and unstable (few minutes for francium, few hours for astatine), that they be used for anything.
The decay chain ends with bismuth, lead, and thallium, which are stable.