Notable interments at West Terrace Cemetery

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

• Abraham Abrahams (1813–1892), art collector
• Abraham Tobias Boas (1844–1923), rabbi
• Adolph Bartels (1819–1878), politician, tobacconist
• Albert Edwards (1887–1963), politician, hotel manager
• Alex Lang (1888–1943), Australian rules football player
• Alexander Hay (1820–1898), politician
• Alice Tibbits (1854–1932), nurse, nurse educator
• Andy Dougall (1884–1941), Australian rules football player
• Arthur Aloysius Fox (1847–1901), politician, justice of the peace
• Arthur Blackburn (1892–1960), military personnel, lawyer, politician
• Arthur Searcy (1852–1935)
• Augusta Zadow (1846–1896), suffragette, trade unionist
• Augustine Stow (1833–1903), politician, civil servant, justice of the peace
• Benjamin Nash (1829–1890), politician, tailor, prospector
• Bert Renfrey (1879–1940), Australian rules football player
• Bob Carmichael (1882–1954), Australian rules football player
• Boyle Travers Finniss (1807–1893), politician, military officer, historian
• Carl Linger (1810–1862), composer, songwriter
• Charles Beaumont Howard (1807–1843), Christian minister
• Charles Chewings (1859–1937), geologist, anthropologist, respondent
• Charles Davies (1813–1888), physician, politician, farmer
• Charles James Fox Campbell (1811–1859)
• Charles Kingston (1850–1908), lawyer, politician
• Charles Richmond Glover (1870–1936), politician, pharmacist, broker
• Charles Simeon Hare (1808–1882), politician, merchant, civil servant
• Charles Thomas McGlew (1870–1931), businessperson
• Clarrie Dall (1887–1953), Australian rules football player
• Cornelius Chamberlain (1882–1943), cricketer, Australian rules football player
• Dominick Daly (1798–1868), politician
• Edward Glandfield (1823–1880), businessperson, politician
• Edward Grundy (1795–1875), businessperson, politician, newspaper editor
• Emanuel Solomon (1800–1873), businessperson, politician, merchant
• Ernest Alfred Roberts (1868–1913), politician, laborer, trade unionist
• Ernie Jones (1869–1943), cricketer, Australian rules football player
• Francis Hourigan (1852–1901), politician, tanner, trade unionist
• Francis Keogh (1861–1927), politician, accountant
• Frank Dunne (1875–1937), Australian rules football player
• Frederick Henry Handcock (1815–1847)
• Frederick Holder (1850–1909), politician, head teacher, newspaper proprietor
• Frederick Samuel Wallis (1857–1939), trade unionist, pamphleteer, writer
• George Ash (1859–1897), lawyer, politician, journalist
• George Giffen (1859–1927), Australian rules football player, cricketer
• George Hall (1811–1867), businessperson, politician
• George Hamilton (1812–1883), police officer, painter
• George Henry Prosser (1867–1941), businessperson, politician, business executive
• George Mayo (1807–1894), physician, surgeon
• George Oughton (1842–1898), organist
• Gertrude Ella Mead (1867–1919), physician
• Gregor McGregor (1848–1914), politician, trade unionist
• Harold Collocott (1883–1955), Australian rules football player
• Harold Zucker (1917–1947), Australian rules football player
• Harry Blinman (1861–1950), Australian rules football player, cricketer
• Harry Congreve Evans (1860–1899), journalist
• Harry Farnsworth (1885–1960), Australian rules football player
• Henry Gawler (1827–1894), lawyer, civil servant
• Henry Hill (1826–1910), businessperson, politician, carrier
• Isaac Isaacs (1858–1935), businessperson, politician, land agent
• Jack Doherty (1915–1990), Australian rules football player
• Jack Londrigan (1890–1937), Australian rules football player
• Jack Sexton (1900–1935), Australian rules football player, Australian rules football coach
• James Bonnin (1782–1850)
• James Dominick Woods (1827–1905), journalist
• James Hurtle Fisher (1790–1875), lawyer, politician
• James Hurtle Fisher (1790–1875), lawyer, politician
• James Hutchison (1859–1909), politician, printer, journalist
• James O'Loghlin (1852–1925), politician, military officer, journalist
• James Sellar (1830–1906), politician, merchant, miner
• Jim Deane (1928–2010), Australian rules football player, Australian rules football coach
• Jimmy Carr (1864–1942), bookmaker
• Johann Scherk (1836–1923), teacher, politician, justice of the peace
• John Bice (1853–1923), politician, merchant, justice of the peace
• John Colton (1823–1902), politician, merchant
• John Daly (1870–1913), Australian rules football player
• John Daly (1870–1913), Australian rules football player
• John Finlay Duff (1799–1868)
• John Hill (1810–1860), discoverer, explorer
• John Langdon Bonython (1848–1939), politician, journalist
• John McConnell Black (1855–1951), botanical collector, botanist, explorer
• John McPherson (1860–1897), politician
• John O'Reily (1846–1915), Catholic priest, Catholic bishop
• John Primrose (1803–1876)
• John Raymond Wilton (1884–1944), mathematician
• John Rounsevell (1836–1902), politician, farmer, carrier
• Jørgen Jensen (1891–1922), soldier
• Joseph Johnson (1848–1904), businessperson, politician, journalist
• Karl Schneider (1905–1928), cricketer, Australian rules football player
• Lee Batchelor (1865–1911), teacher, politician, diplomat
• Len Mills (1898–1965), Australian rules football player
• Les Hill (1884–1952), cricketer, Australian rules football player
• Lionel Hill (1881–1963), politician, diplomat, Australian rules football player
• Mary Colton (1822–1898), suffragette
• Maurice Salom (1831–1903), politician, auctioneer
• Oscar Hyman (1877–1955), Australian rules football player
• Paddy Glynn (1855–1931), writer, politician, diplomat
• Patrick Boyce Coglin (1815–1892), businessperson, politician, merchant
• Percy Grainger (1882–1961), composer, conductor, pianist
• Peter Bourke (1883–1951), Australian rules football player
• Philip Levi (1822–1898)
• Phillip Davey (1896–1953), military personnel
• Randolph Isham Stow (1828–1878), judge, politician, barrister
• Reginald Rudall (1885–1955), lawyer, politician, university teacher
• Rosa Catherine Fiveash (1854–1938), illustrator, botanist, scientific illustrator
• Rosetta Jane Birks (1856–1911), suffragette, suffragist
• Roy Inwood (1890–1971), military personnel
• Ruby Claudia Davy (1883–1949), composer, conductor, pianist
• Sammy Lunn (1865–1923), businessperson
• Samuel Way (1836–1916), judge, lawyer, politician
• Sophia Charlotte Louisa Adams (1832–1891), prior, religious sister
• Stanley Price Weir (1866–1944), military officer, justice of the peace
• Stanley Whitford (1878–1959), engineer, politician, clerk
• Strickland Kingston (1848–1897), lawyer
• Theodore Bruce (1847–1911), politician, banker, auctioneer
• Thomas Gilbert (1789–1873)
• Thomas Howard (1880–1949), politician, painter, shop assistant
• Thomas Hyland Smeaton (1857–1927), architect, civil servant, politician
• Thomas Lipson (1784–1863), politician, civil servant, naval officer
• Tom MacKenzie (1882–1927), Australian rules football player
• Tom MacKenzie (1882–1927), Australian rules football player
• Tom Wellington (1894–1955), Australian rules football player
• W. H. Gray (1808–1896), farmer
• William Angus (1871–1965), politician, farmer, military officer
• William Archibald (1850–1926), civil servant, piano maker, bookseller
• William Buik (1824–1903), politician, merchant, business executive
• William Denny (1872–1946), lawyer, politician, military officer
• William Hanson (1809–1875), architect, manager, business executive
• William Miller (1881–1912), Australian rules football player
• William Ponder (1855–1933), politician, printer, journalist
• William Scott (1795–1866), businessperson, politician, winemaker
• Zardasht Amin (1809–1892), explorer, company director, politician