Notable interments at Toowong Cemetery

242 notable figures are documented at Toowong Cemetery in Wikidata's burial records, each with a Wikipedia article and a recorded place of burial. Listed alphabetically.

• Abram Robertson Byram (1825–1893), alderman
• Albert Callan (1839–1912), politician
• Albert Norton (1836–1914), politician, pastoralist
• Alexander Raff (1820–1914), curator
• Alfred Compigne (1818–1909), politician
• Alfred Cowley (1848–1926), politician
• Alfred John Raymond (1856–1935)
• Anderson Dawson (1863–1910), politician, journalist, trade unionist
• Andrew Henry Barlow (1837–1915), politician
• Andrew Lang Petrie (1854–1928), politician
• Anthony Musgrave (1828–1888), politician, governor, colonial administrator
• Archibald Watson (1874–1941)
• Arthur Corbett (1877–1970), civil servant
• Arthur Horatio Parnell (1852–1933), businessperson
• Arthur Morgan (1856–1916), politician
• Arthur Palmer (1819–1898), politician
• Arthur Rutledge (1843–1917), judge, politician
• Arthur Whittingham (1869–1927), politician
• Arthur Wilberforce Jose (1863–1934), historian, journalist
• Augustus Charles Gregory (1819–1905), surveyor, explorer
• Bartley Fahey (1836–1920), politician
• Benjamin Glennie (1812–1900), cleric
• Benjamin Harris Babbidge (1836–1905), alderman
• Boyd Dunlop Morehead (1843–1905), politician
• Carl Feilberg (1844–1887), journalist
• Cecil Jesson (1899–1961), politician
• Charles Collins (1867–1936), politician, trade unionist, miner
• Charles Heaphy (1820–1881), politician, surveyor, artist
• Charles Lilley (1827–1897), judge, politician, barrister
• Charles Lumley Hill (1840–1909), politician
• Charles Mein (1841–1890), politician
• Charles Pakenham Buchanan (1874–1924), politician
• Charles Walter De Vis (1829–1915), zoologist, ornithologist, paleontologist
• Daniel Foley Roberts (1824–1889), politician
• Daniel Ryan (1865–1952), politician
• David Bowman (1860–1916), politician
• David Hay Dalrymple (1840–1912), politician, chemist
• Eddie O'Brien (1883–1934), Australian rules football player
• Edward Barrow Forrest (1838–1914), businessperson, politician, consul general
• Edward David Miles (1845–1922), politician
• Edward Joseph Baines (1815–1880), alderman
• Edward Land (1858–1927), politician
• Edwin Caine (1873–1956), politician
• Emma Miller (1839–1917), politician, suffragette, trade unionist
• Ernest Grimstone (1883–1933), politician
• Ernest Hutcheon (1889–1937), athletics competitor, cricketer
• Errol Solomon Meyers (1890–1956), physician, surgeon
• Eyles Browne (1819–1886), politician
• Felix Clewitt (1836–1913), politician
• Florence Griffiths Buchanan (1861–1913), teacher, deacon, missionary
• Florence Griffiths Buchanan (1861–1913), teacher, deacon, missionary
• Francis Beattie (1821–1886), politician
• Francis Drummond Greville Stanley (1839–1897), architect
• Francis Ivory (1831–1896), politician, golfer
• Francis Richard Hall (1862–1939), architect
• Frank Forde (1890–1983), politician, diplomat, head of government
• Frank McDonnell (1863–1928), politician, draper
• Frederick Hart (1836–1915), politician
• Frederick Lord (1841–1914), politician
• George Agnew (1853–1934), politician
• George Carter (1864–1932), politician
• George Charles Sim (1847–1922), politician
• George Edmondstone (1809–1883), politician, butcher, alderman
• George Harris (1831–1891), politician
• George Henry Male Addison (1857–1922), architect
• George Henry Pritchard (1861–1930), Australian rules football player, rugby union player
• George Kerr (1853–1930), politician
• George Phillips (1843–1921), politician
• George Raff (1815–1889), politician, merchant
• George Watson (1852–1923)
• Gerald Sharp (1865–1933), Anglican priest
• Harold Hartley (1875–1958), politician
• Harry Doggett (1853–1927)
• Harry O'Shea (1886–1950), politician
• Henry Bates Fitz (1817–1880), politician
• Henry Buckley (1813–1888), politician
• Henry Edward King (1832–1910), politician
• Henry John Daniels (1850–1934), politician
• Henry Llewelyn (1855–1933), politician
• Henry Ryan (1873–1943), politician
• Henry Scott Harden (1834–1879), politician
• Henry Turner (1844–1932), politician
• Hiram Wakefield (1837–1905), politician
• Horace Tozer (1844–1916), politician
• Hugh Mosman (1843–1909), politician
• Isidor Lissner (1832–1902), politician
• Isidore Perel (1872–1928), politician
• Jacob Low (1807–1883), politician
• James Campbell (1838–1925), businessperson, politician
• James Cowlishaw (1834–1929), businessperson, architect
• James Douglas Ogilby (1853–1925), zoologist, ichthyologist, marine biologist
• James Drake (1850–1941), lawyer, politician, journalist
• James Forsyth (1852–1927), politician
• James Forsyth Thallon (1847–1911)
• James Hunter (1882–1968), politician, accountant
• James O'Sullivan (1867–1921), politician
• James Sharpe (1868–1935), politician, journalist
• James Stopford (1878–1936), politician, miner, trade unionist
• James White (1861–1918), sculptor
• Jeremiah Francis Donovan (1873–1949), politician
• Jim Fagan (1882–1948), Australian rules football player
• Jim Page (1861–1921), politician, publican
• Johannes Christian Brunnich (1861–1933), chemist
• John Adamson (1857–1922), politician, cobbler, blacksmith
• John Annear (1842–1910), politician
• John Archibald (1845–1907), politician
• John Cameron (1834–1902), politician
• John Cameron (1845–1914), politician
• John Daniel Heal (1825–1908), alderman
• John Dunmore Campbell (1854–1909), politician
• John Fihelly (1882–1945), politician, rugby union player, rugby league player
• John Frederick McDougall (1820–1896), politician
• John Gilday (1874–1937), politician
• John Gordon Smith (1863–1921), politician
• John Hamilton (1841–1916), explorer
• John Hardgrave (1826–1906), politician
• John Heussler (1820–1907), politician
• John Hoolan (1842–1911), politician
• John James Knight (1863–1927), journalist
• John Laskey Woolcock (1862–1929), barrister
• John Leahy (1854–1909), politician
• John Lloyd Bale (1837–1885), politician, banker
• John May (1844–1917), politician
• John McLaren (1886–1921), cricketer
• John Mullan (1871–1941), politician, civil servant, clerk
• John Murray (1837–1917), politician
• John Petrie (1822–1892), politician
• John Sargent Turner (1826–1900), politician
• John Scott (1821–1898), businessperson, politician
• John Sinclair (1827–1906), politician
• John Thorn (1847–1896), politician
• John Watson (1833–1912), politician
• John Webber (1841–1904), politician
• Joshua Jeays (1812–1881), alderman
• Joshua Peter Bell (1827–1881), politician
• Joshua Thomas Bell (1863–1911), politician, barrister
• Justin Foxton (1849–1916), lawyer, politician
• Karl Kast (1916–1955)
• Kerry Copley (1901–1949), politician, barrister
• Kevin Izod O'Doherty (1823–1905), politician
• Lachlan Chisholm Wilson (1871–1947), lawyer
• Lefevre James Cranstone (1822–1893), painter, abolitionist
• Leonard Eastment (1901–1956), politician
• Leslie Corrie (1859–1918), architect
• Lewis Adolphus Bernays (1831–1908), photographer, writer, civil servant
• Lonnie Spragg (1879–1904), rugby union player
• Mary Emelia Mayne (1858–1940), activist
• Mary Eva Kelly (1830–1910), poet
• Mary Eva Kelly (1830–1910), poet
• Mary Eva Kelly (1830–1910), poet
• Mary Harriett Griffith (1849–1930), philanthropist
• Maurice Charles O'Connell (1812–1879), politician, pastoralist
• Maurice Hynes (1886–1939), politician
• Michael Brosnan (1907–1966), politician
• Millice Culpin (1846–1941), physician, politician
• Ned Hanlon (1887–1952), politician
• Neil MacGroarty (1888–1971), politician, barrister
• Nigel Drury (1911–1984), politician, accountant
• Owen Murtagh (1887–1937), Australian rules football player
• Patrick Leahy (1860–1927), politician, journalist
• Patrick Real (1846–1928), judge
• Percy McDonnell (1860–1896), cricketer
• Peter Jackson (1861–1901), boxer
• Peter MacPherson (1841–1913), politician
• Pope Cooper (1848–1923), politician, barrister
• Ratcliffe Pring (1825–1885), politician, barrister
• Reginald Heber Roe (1850–1926), teacher, head teacher
• Richard Edwards (1842–1915), businessperson, politician, shopkeeper
• Richard Godfrey Rivers (1858–1925), painter
• Richard John Cottell (1865–1911), politician
• Richard Southall (1831–1909), politician
• Richard Symes Warry (1829–1891), alderman
• Richard Trout (1851–1932), politician
• Richard Warren (1869–1940), politician
• Robert Bulcock (1832–1900), politician
• Robert Cribb (1805–1893), politician
• Robert Fraser (1843–1918), politician
• Robert Funnell (1895–1936), politician
• Robert Harrison Smith (1848–1911), politician
• Robert Philp (1851–1922), politician, slave trader
• Robert Sayers (1845–1919), politician, mine entrepreneur, gold miner
• Robert Windsor (1896–1988), politician
• Roger Hartigan (1879–1958), cricketer
• Roger Sheaffe (1838–1895), politician
• Roy Levy (1906–1965), baseball player, cricketer
• Samuel Blackall (1809–1871), politician
• Samuel Brassington (1901–1950), politician
• Samuel Burmister (1897–1962), strongman, wrestler
• Samuel Griffith (1845–1920), judge, politician, jurist
• Samuel Wood Brooks (1840–1915), politician
• Silvester Diggles (1817–1880), musician, ornithologist, entomologist
• Steele Rudd (1868–1935), author
• T. J. Ryan (1876–1921), politician, head of government
• Theodore Unmack (1835–1919), politician
• Thomas Byrnes (1860–1898), solicitor
• Thomas Finney (1837–1903), businessperson, politician
• Thomas Glassey (1844–1936), politician, auctioneer, trade union official
• Thomas Lodge Murray-Prior (1819–1892), poet, politician, pastoralist
• Thomas Macdonald-Paterson (1844–1906), politician
• Thomas McCawley (1881–1925)
• Thomas O'Sullivan (1856–1953), judge, politician
• Thomas Proe (1852–1922), alderman
• Thomas Welsby (1858–1941), writer, businessperson, politician
• Thomas Wilson (1865–1933), miner, sheep shearer
• Timothy Joseph O'Shea (1860–1930), politician
• Victor Secombe (1897–1962), military personnel
• Vince Creagh (1876–1909), politician
• Walter Hill (1820–1904), botanical collector, botanist
• Walter Hill (1820–1904), botanical collector, botanist
• Walter Horatio Wilson (1839–1902), politician
• William Aplin (1840–1901), politician
• William Barker (1819–1886), politician
• William Dunstan (1873–1930), politician
• William Forgan Smith (1887–1953), politician
• William Forrest (1835–1903), politician
• William Fryar (1828–1912), politician
• William Gill Bailey (1833–1889), politician
• William Gillies (1868–1928), politician
• William Graham (1836–1892), politician
• William Grene Power (1835–1903), politician
• William Hamilton (1858–1920), politician
• William Harold Ryan (1873–1954)
• William Henley Rawlings (1848–1906), miner
• William Henry Browne (1846–1904), politician, miner
• William Henry Corfield (1843–1927), politician
• William Henry Walsh (1823–1888), politician
• William Herbert Green (1878–1968), politician
• William Hobbs (1822–1890), surgeon
• William Hodgkinson (1835–1900), politician, journalist, explorer
• William Hood (1844–1920), politician
• William Jolly (1881–1955), politician
• William Kellett (1839–1916), politician
• William King (1893–1966), politician
• William Landsborough (1825–1886), explorer
• William Lennon (1849–1938), politician
• William Leworthy Goode Drew (1826–1898), civil servant
• William McCormack (1879–1947), politician
• William McNaughton Galloway (1840–1895), alderman
• William Moore (1866–1933), politician
• William Perry (1835–1891), politician
• William Villiers Brown (1843–1915), politician
• William Wilson (1832–1903), politician