Notable interments at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
42 notable figures are documented at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery in Wikidata's burial records, each with a Wikipedia article and a recorded place of burial. Listed alphabetically.
- Al Ferrari (1933–2016), basketball player
- Beatrice Kyle (1902–1970), competitive diver
- Ben Abell (1932–2019), meteorologist
- Billy Mullen (1896–1971), baseball player
- Charles McDougall (1804–1885), military officer
- Chester Harding Jr. (1827–1875), military leader
- Chuck Diering (1923–2012), baseball player
- Clayton Love (1927–2010), pianist
- Dennis Edwards (1943–2018), singer
- Doc Bracken (1915–1994), baseball player
- Elizabeth Seifert (1897–1983), writer
- Elizabeth Seifert (1897–1983), writer
- Floyd Newkirk (1908–1976), baseball player
- Frank Borghi (1925–2015), association football player
- Gene Smith (1917–2011), baseball player
- Harry Hanebrink (1927–1996), baseball player
- Henry Townsend (1909–2006), singer, musician, pianist
- Hughie Miller (1886–1945), baseball player
- Jack Buck (1924–2002), sports commentator
- Johnnie Johnson (1924–2005), composer, singer, pianist
- Junior Harris (1916–2005), actor, saxophonist
- Lawrence Simmons (1911–1994), head coach
- Lorenzo D. Immell (1837–1912), military personnel
- Martin Schubert (1838–1912), military personnel, butcher
- Michael Blassie (1948–1972), military officer
- Oliver Sain (1932–2003), conductor, songwriter, bandleader
- Q16227850 (1933–2019), basketball player
- Q4978389 (1908–1943), military officer
- Q5083990 (1906–1973), baseball player
- Q5294214 (1915–1944), military personnel
- Q5491531 (1915–1996), painter
- Q5491531 (1915–1996), painter
- Q6773753 (1918–1988), baseball player
- Ralph Cheli (1919–1944), military personnel
- Richard Gentry (1788–1837)
- Robert McFerrin (1921–2006), opera singer
- Russell Goward (1935–2007), teacher, politician, real estate agent
- Shirley LeFlore (1940–2019), writer, poet
- Thomas Hunt (1754–1808), military personnel
- Walter Mayberry (1915–1944), aircraft pilot, American football player
- William Booth Wecker (1892–1969), military personnel, entertainer
- William Jay Smith (1918–2015), poet, university teacher, translator