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Businesses (246)
- 7:84 (Scotland) Theatre Company Edinburgh, Midlothian
- A & C Black Ltd, publishers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- A & J McNab Ltd, dyers and cleaners Stirling, Stirlingshire
- Aitken Dott & Son, art dealers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Akros Publications, publishers
- Alan Cameron, merchant Fort William, Inverness-shire
- Alexander Anderson, merchant Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Alexander Houston & Co, merchants, bankers and shipowners Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Alexander Mackay, bookseller Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Alexander Shairp, merchant Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Allan Scott, bookseller, Glasgow Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Andrew McGeorge, solicitor Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Andrew Scott & Co, woollen merchants Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Anstruther Whale-Fishing Co Anstruther, Fife
- Archibald Constable & Co, publishers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Argyll Publishing, Glendaruel
- Barberfield Farm Haddington, East Lothian
- Begbie family, farmers Congelton Mains, East Lothian;Carperstane, East Lothian
- Bell & Bradfute, booksellers and publishers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Blairgowrie Co-operative Society Ltd Blairgowrie, Perthshire
- Bonnington flour and yarn mills Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Braidwood Farm, Midlothian Midlothian;Lothian
- Brechin United Co-operative Society Brechin, Angus
- Bridgeness Coal Co Bridgeness, West Lothian
- Bridgeness ironworks Bridgeness, West Lothian
- British Broadcasting Corporation London;Bedford, Bedfordshire
- British Linen Co, linen manufacturers, bleachers and bankers Saltoun, East Lothian;Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Broadsheet magazine
- Cadell & Davies, publishers and booksellers London
- Caledonian Railway Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Canongate Publishing Ltd Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Castletown Farm Fordoun, Kincardineshire
- Caverhill family, farmers, Berwickshire Berwickshire;Borders
- Cencrastus, journal
- Chapman, literary magazine Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Charles Blythe and family, farmers Pencaitland, East Lothian
- Charles Ormston, merchant Kelso, Roxburghshire
- Charles Strachan & Co, traders Mobile, Alabama
- Charlestown Limeworks Charlestown, Fife
- Club Leabhar Ltd, Gaelic and Highland publishers Inverness, Inverness-shire;Stornoway, Ross and Cromarty
- Clyde Iron Works Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Cochran & Co (Annan) Ltd, shipbuilders, engineers and boiler makers Annan, Dumfriesshire;Birkenhead, Cheshire
- Company of Scotland Trading to Africa and the Indies (Darien Co) Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Cornhill Magazine, journal London
- Craigie and Maryburgh saltpans Craigie, Ayrshire;Maryburgh, Ayrshire
- Crawford & Gammell, merchants Greenock, Renfrewshire
- Crinan Canal Argyllshire;Strathclyde
- D & T Milne, silk merchants Edinburgh, Midlothian
- D & W Auchterlonie, golf club makers St Andrews, Fife
- Daily Herald, newspaper London
- Darien Press (Edinburgh Co-operative Printing Co Ltd), printers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- David & Charles Stevenson, civil engineers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- David Rattray, joiner and builder Lochore, Fife
- David Wallace, fence contractor Grantshouse, Berwickshire
- Dickson & Co, nursery seedsmen Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Dionysia Press, publishers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Dowells Ltd, auctioneers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Duns Linen Co, linen manufacturers Duns, Berwickshire
- Earlston Co-operative Society Earlston, Berwickshire
- East India Co London
- Ebenezer Black, surgeon, fl 1806-1815.
- Edinburgh Gas Light Co Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Opera Company Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Review Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edward Young, writer Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Ellemford coal mine Ellemford, Berwickshire
- Eneas Mackay, bookseller and publisher Stirling, Stirlingshire
- Farm Renfrewshire;Strathclyde
- Farm Fife;Fife
- Farm Pittrichie, Aberdeenshire
- Farm Jedburgh, Roxburghshire
- Faskine Colliery Faskine, Lanarkshire
- Fishmonger Newburgh, Fife
- Gairfish, poetry magazine
- Gairm Publications Ltd Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Galashiels United Co-operative Society Galashiels, Selkirkshire
- Gall & Inglis, printers and publishers, Edinburgh
- Gallus Stage Productions Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Garnkirk Coal Co Garnkirk, Lanarkshire
- George Chalmers, physician Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire
- George Johnstone, bookseller, Dumfries Dumfries, Dumfriesshire
- George Waterston & Sons Ltd, printers, stationery manufacturers and retailers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Gilmerton colliery Gilmerton, Midlothian
- Glasgow Free Church Building Society Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Govan colliery Govan, Lanarkshire
- Grange colliery Grange, West Lothian
- Grocer Edinburgh, Midlothian
- H & J Pillans & Wilson, printers and stationers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Happenstance Press, independent poetry publishers, Fife Glenrothes, Fife
- Hay family, merchants Lerwick, Shetland
- Henry Bruce & Sons Ltd, paper makers Currie, Midlothian
- Henry Guthrie and Thomas Wright, lawyers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Holden family, merchants Dundee, Angus
- Howietoun fishery Howietoun, Stirlingshire
- Hugh F Leslie, Jamaica sugar planter Jamaica
- Hurst, Robinson & Co, publishers London
- Ilay Burns, lawyer Bo'ness, West Lothian
- Innerleithen Co-operative Society Innerleithen, Peeblesshire
- Insurance Co of Scotland Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Inzievar colliery Inzievar, Fife
- J & G Cox Ltd, gelatine and glue manufacturers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- J & R Glen, bagpipe makers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- J Maxwell, farmer Baillieston, Lanarkshire
- James Ballantyne & Co, printers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- James Burness, printer Edinburgh, Midlothian
- James Chisholme, Jamaica sugar planter Jamaica
- James Dickson & Co, wholesale stationers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- James Dundas, physician Edinburgh, Midlothian
- James Gall, publisher Edinburgh, Midlothian
- James Gentleman, merchant Edinburgh, Midlothian
- James Giles, gardener Aberdeenshire;Grampian
- James Kinlay, decorator Kirkcaldy, Fife
- James Richardson, writer Perth, Perthshire
- James Robertson, civil engineer
- James Sommervail, merchant Leith, Midlothian
- James Spalding, flax dresser and linen manufacturer Edinburgh, Midlothian
- James Thin Ltd, booksellers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- James Turnbull, grocer Hawick, Roxburghshire
- James Wilson, stockingmaker, Scotland
- JG Thomson & Co Ltd, wine and whisky merchants Leith, Midlothian
- JL Woodman, writer to the signet Shetland
- John & George Rennie, civil engineers London
- John Bartholomew & Son, geographical publishers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- John Campbell, lawyer, of the Citadel
- John Davidson, lawyer Stewartfield, Aberdeenshire
- John Douglas, farmer Inchmarlo, Kincardineshire
- John Fergus & Co, flax spinners and bleachers Leslie, Fife
- John Fulton, haberdasher and woollen-draper Kilmarnock, Ayrshire
- John Gordon, lawyer Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire;Edinburgh, Midlothian
- John Grant (Booksellers) Ltd Edinburgh, Midlothian
- John Moffat, photographer
- John Murray, publishers London
- John Richardson & Co, shipowners, fish merchants and millers Perth, Perthshire
- John Smith & Son, booksellers Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Jute company Dundee, Angus
- Kelso Races Ltd Kelso, Roxburghshire
- Lachlan Mackintosh, agency house Calcutta, India
- Lallans, magazine
- Lambert Bros (Edinburgh) Ltd, wine and spirits merchants Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Leadhills lead mines Leadhills, Lanarkshire
- Lewis Chemical Works Lewis, Ross and Cromarty
- Lindsay, Jamieson & Haldane, accountants Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Lines Review, literary periodical
- Lorn Furnace Co, iron smelters Bonawe, Argyllshire
- Macfarlane & Erskine Ltd, printers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- MacKenzie & Paterson, solicitors and bankers Inverness, Inverness-shire
- Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co, shipping agents Calcutta, India
- Mainstream Publishing Co (Edinburgh) Ltd Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Mark & Charles Kerr, King's printers and stationers for Scotland Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Matheson family, grocers Dornie, Ross and Cromarty
- McEwen & Co, perambulator manufacturers Stirling, Stirlingshire
- Merchant Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Merchant
- Merchant Stirling, Stirlingshire
- Merchant Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Miller & Muter, textile printers Milton, Dunbartonshire
- Mme Chaffard Et Cie, milliners and dressmakers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Montrose Co-operative Society Ltd Montrose, Angus
- Morley Jamieson, bookseller
- Morning Star Press Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Muirkirk Farm Muirkirk, Ayrshire
- Nasmyth, Wilson & Co Ltd, ironfounders, locomotive, hydraulic and general engineers Eccles, Lancashire
- Neill & Co Ltd, printers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Niddrie Mill coal mine Niddrie, Midlothian
- North Angus Co-operative Society Ltd Brechin, Angus
- Notary Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Oliver & Boyd, publishers and printers, Edinburgh
- Oliver & Boyd, publishers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Painted, spoken, magazine
- Patrick Chalmers, physician Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire
- Patrick Somervell, lint dresser Leith, Midlothian
- Peebles Co-operative Society Peebles, Peeblesshire
- Perth Theatre Perth, Perthshire
- Pitfirrane colliery Pitfirrane, Fife
- Porpoise Press, publishers
- Prestongrange coal and salt works Prestongrange, East Lothian
- R & R Clark Ltd, printers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- R Blackadder, civil engineer
- Rattray family, sawmillers Blairadam, Kinross-shire
- Raymond Press Cullen, Banffshire
- Redford Colliery Redford, West Lothian
- Robert Cadell & Co, booksellers and publishers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Robert Graham, West Indies merchant Gartmore, Perthshire
- Robert Macadam, baker Gifford, East Lothian
- Robert Macfie, sugar merchant Liverpool, Lancashire;Greenock, Renfrewshire
- Robert Stevenson & Sons, civil engineers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Sanderson & Paterson, builders and timber merchants Galashiels, Selkirkshire
- Scotia and Scotia Review
- Scottish Daily News Enterprises Ltd, newspaper publishers Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Scottish Literary Journal Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire
- Scottish Midland Co-operative Society Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Poetry
- Scottish Theatre Company
- Shoemaker Kinross-shire;Tayside
- Sir Frank Mears Associates, architects Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Sloan & Son, haulage contractors Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Smith, Elder & Co, publishers London
- Soutra Mains Farm Soutra, Midlothian
- Spottiswoode & Robertson, solicitors London
- Standard Press Ltd, printers Montrose, Angus
- Stirling, Glasgow & Edinburgh Canal
- Sutherland Savings Bank Tongue, Sutherlandshire
- T & A Constable Ltd, printers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- T & T Clark Ltd, publishers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Tait's Edinburgh Magazine Edinburgh, Midlothian
- The Company of Scottish History Ltd, publishers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Thomas Bell, candle maker
- Thomas Terras, road contractor St Andrews, Fife
- Tods, Murray & Jamieson, solicitors Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Traverse Theatre Co Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Unnamed bookseller, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Unnamed carpenter, Leith Leith, Midlothian
- Unnamed doctor, Scotland Scotland
- Unnamed farm, Brechin Brechin, Angus
- Unnamed Farm, Springwood Park Springwood Park, Roxburghshire
- Uphall Mineral Oil Co Uphall, West Lothian
- W & AK Johnston Ltd, printers and publishers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- W & R Beveridge & Co, weavers and woollen manufacturers Kinross, Kinross-shire
- W & R Chambers Ltd, publishers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- W Green & Son, law publishers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Walkerburn Co-operative Society Walkerburn, Peeblesshire
- Walter Johnston, merchant and solicitor Mid Calder, Midlothian
- Walter Scott, farmer Nether Bonchester, Roxburghshire
- Walter, William and Robert Brisbane, merchants Glasgow, Lanarkshire;Ayr, Ayrshire
- Western Bank of Scotland Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Westfield Market Garden Cowpits, Midlothian
- Westmuir Colliery Shettleston, Lanarkshire
- William Baillie, wright Edinburgh, Midlothian
- William Blackwood & Sons Ltd, printers and publishers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- William Brown, booksellers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- William Chisholme, Jamaica sugar planter Jamaica
- William Cuninghame & Co, tobacco merchants Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- William Eccles, physician Edinburgh, Midlothian
- William Fergusson & Sons Ltd, jute manufacturers Dundee, Angus
- William Gillespie & Sons, textile printers Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- William McDowell, merchant Castle Semple, Renfrewshire
- William McNeil, carpenter Loanhead, Midlothian
- William Patison Kennedy, bookseller and publisher Edinburgh, Midlothian
- William Patrick, merchant India
- William Pattison, merchant Edinburgh, Midlothian
- William Sim & Sons Ltd, paint manufacturers Leith, Midlothian
- William Tough, general merchant Stirling, Stirlingshire
- William Wilson & Son, tartan manufacturers Bannockburn, Stirlingshire
- Willison family, Parish Holm farm Douglas, Lanarkshire
- WS Brown, China merchant Haddington, West Lothian
- York Buildings Co Edinburgh, Midlothian
Organisations (621)
- 11th Dragoons (later 11th Hussars)
- 1st or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
- 2nd Regiment Paisley Volunteer Infantry Paisley, Renfrewshire
- 39th Regiment of Foot
- 3rd Scots (Fusilier) Guards
- 79th Regiment of Foot (later the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders
- 8th King's Royal Irish Hussars
- Abbey School, Stirling Stirling, Stirlingshire
- Abbotsford Club
- Aberdeen bishopric Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire
- Aberdeen Soup Kitchen Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire
- Aberdeenshire militia Aberdeenshire;Grampian
- Adelaar, east indiaman
- Advisory Council for the Arts in Scotland
- Airth Barony Airth, Stirlingshire
- Albany Church for the Deaf, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Alembic Club, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Alfred, east indiaman
- All Saints Dining Club Glasgow, Lanarkshire;Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Amalgamated Engineering Union: Edinburgh Central branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Amalgamated Engineering Union: Edinburgh district committee Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Amalgamated Engineering Union: Musselburgh branch Musselburgh, Midlothian
- Amalgamated Slaters Society of Scotland
- Amalgamated Slaters Society of Scotland: Edinburgh and Leith branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Amalgamated Slaters Society of Scotland: Fort William branch Fort William, Inverness-shire
- Amalgamated Society of Boilermakers, Shipwrights, Blacksmiths and Structural Workers: Leith branches Leith, Midlothian
- Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants: Leith branch Leith, Midlothian
- Amalgamated Society of Woodcutting Machinists: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Amalgamated Society of Woodworkers: Abbeyhill branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Amalgamated Society of Woodworkers: Edinburgh no 1 branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Amalgamated Union of Building Trade Workers: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Amalgamated Union of Foundry Workers: Falkirk district Falkirk, Stirlingshire
- Amalgamated Union of Upholsterers: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- An Comunn Gaidhealach Stornoway, Ross and Cromarty
- Andrew Fletcher Society
- Arbroath Abbey (Order of Tiron) Arbroath, Angus
- Archibald Douglas, Receiver General, Scotland
- Arthur D Little Research Institute Musselburgh, Midlothian
- ASH (Action on Smoking and Health) Scotland Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Ashkirk School Ashkirk, Selkirkshire
- Associated Iron Moulders of Scotland
- Associated Iron Moulders of Scotland: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Associated Iron, Steel and Brass Dressers of Scotland
- Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen: Maryhill branch Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Association in Scotland to Research into Astronautics (ASTRA) Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Association of Master Bookbinders and Paper Rulers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Association of Sheriff and Commissary Clerks of Scotland
- Association of Sheriff Clerks Depute in Scotland
- Ayr Hunt Ayr, Ayrshire
- Ayr Mariners Society Ayr, Ayrshire
- Ayrshire Hunt Ayrshire;Strathclyde
- Banff Town Council Banff, Banffshire
- Bannatyne Club
- Barnton Sector Fire-Fighting Leaders, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Bellahouston Dorcas Society Bellahouston, Lanarkshire
- Belles-Lettres Society of Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Beneficent Society of Bo'ness Bo'ness, West Lothian
- Berwickshire Liberal Association Berwickshire;Borders
- Bible Board for Scotland
- Blantyre Mission Council, Nyasaland Blantyre, Nyasaland;Blantyre, Malawi
- Board of Ordnance
- Bo'ness Associate Congregation (Anti-Burgher) Bo'ness, West Lothian
- Booksellers Association of Great Britain and Ireland: Scottish branch
- Braehead Mountaineering Club Braehead, Lanarkshire
- Brechin Upper and Nether Tenements Saving Association Brechin, Angus
- Bridgeness harbour Bridgeness, West Lothian
- Bristo Street Secession Church, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- British Deaf Association: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Brunswick Cricket Club, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Burns Club, London London
- Bute, east indiaman
- Buteshire, Kilmarnock and Ardrossan Liberal Association Ardrossan, Ayrshire;Kilmarnock, Ayrshire
- Caithness bishopric Caithness-shire;Sutherlandshire;Highland
- Calder comitis Barony Calder, Midlothian
- Camanachd Association
- Cambuskenneth Abbey Cambuskenneth, Stirlingshire
- Cambuslang Yeomanry Cambuslang, Lanarkshire
- Campaign for a Scottish Assembly, cross-party campaigning organisation
- Cape Club, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Captain Scott, adventure schooner
- Cardrona Barony Cardrona, Peeblesshire
- Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland
- Carnoustie Cricket Club Carnoustie, Angus
- Carnoustie Free Church Carnoustie, Angus
- Carriden Brotherly Society Carriden, West Lothian
- Carse of Gowrie Yeomanry Carse Of Gowrie, Perthshire
- Castleview Home for the Aged and Infirm Deaf, Hawthornden Hawthornden, Midlothian
- Central Ayrshire Conservative and Unionist Association Ayrshire;Strathclyde
- Challenge Breast Cancer Scotland
- Charles Grant, east indiaman
- Charming Molly, of Fort William
- Children in Scotland Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Christian Fellowship of Healing (Scotland) Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Church of Scotland Committees on Colonial Churches
- Church of Scotland foreign missions and societies
- Church of Scotland India Mission Committee
- Church of Scotland Overseas Council
- Civil Service Clerical Association: Edinburgh youth advisory committee Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Clan Gregor Society
- Clan Mackay Society
- Clarilaw School Clarilaw, Roxburghshire
- Commissariat in the Peninsula
- Commissariat of His Britannic Majesty's Army in Germany
- Commissary General
- Commonwealth Writers Conference: Edinburgh 1986 Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Communist Party of Great Britain
- Communist Party of Great Britain: Scottish district committee Scotland
- Conference of Scottish Medieval Historians
- Constructional Engineering Union: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Convention of estates, 1689
- Coquette, yacht
- Cornwall, east indiaman
- Cowlairs Works and National Shopmens Machinery Committee Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Cristofori Club, musical society, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Culross Bee Society Culross, Fife
- Cupar Fife Chapman Society Cupar, Fife
- Customs, Scotland, pre-1707
- Dalgety barony Dalgety, Fife
- Dalkeith Branch Labour Party Dalkeith, Midlothian
- Deaf Action Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Democracy for Scotland Campaign
- Department of the Environment
- Discovery Committee
- Dollar Literary and Scientific Society Dollar, Clackmannanshire
- Donaldson's School for the Deaf and the Edinburgh Royal Institution for the Education of Deaf and Dumb Children Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Dornoch Cathedral Dornoch, Sutherlandshire
- Dryburgh Abbey Dryburgh, Roxburghshire
- Duke of Ormonde's army in Flanders
- Dumfriesshire Commissioners of Supply Dumfriesshire
- Dunbartonshire Conservative and Unionist Association Dunbartonshire
- Duncan Street firewatch, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Dundee Typographical Society: Courier and Argus chapel Dundee, Angus
- Dunfermline Abbey Dunfermline, Fife
- Dunfermline Incorporation of Weavers Dunfermline, Fife
- Dunfermline Incorporation of Wrights Dunfermline, Fife
- Dunkeld bishopric Dunkeld, Perthshire
- Dunnichen Company of Loyal Riflemen Dunnichen, Angus
- Earl of Sutherland's Regiment
- East and North of Scotland Liberal-Unionist Association
- East Lothian (Haddingtonshire) lieutenancy East Lothian;Lothian
- East Lothian Reform Association East Lothian;Lothian
- East Neuk Chapmen of Fife East Neuk, Fife
- Eastwood Militia Society Eastwood, Renfrewshire
- Edinburgh and District Jobbing Printers Association Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh and District Trades Council Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh and District United Operative Plasterers Society Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh and Leith Consular Corps Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh and Leith Engineers Society Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh and Leith Master Lithographers Association Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Architectural Association Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Association of Science and Arts Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Booksellers Society Ltd Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Browning Society Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Burgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Cabinet and Chairmakers Society Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Castle Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Catholic Apostolic Church (Irvingite) Young Mens Meetings Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Central Independent Labour Party Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Chopin Circle Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Christian Council for Overseas Students Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Commercial Society Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Constituency Labour Party Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Deaf and Dumb Christian Association Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Discharged Prisoners Aid Society Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh District Labour Party Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Festival Guild Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Festival Society Ltd Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Gaelic Choir Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Harmonists Association Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Incorporation of Furriers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Incorporation of Wrights and Masons Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh International Film Festival Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Jewish Literary Society Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Journeymen Slaters Society Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Master Printers Association Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Playhouse Society Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Rhyme and Reason Club Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh School of Salesmanship Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Singverein Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Skating Club Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Socialist Sunday School Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Society of Musical Amateurs Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Society of Musicians Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Society of Stentmasters Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh South Constituency Labour Party Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh United Furniture Trades Committee Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh Volunteer Rifle Battalion Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Edinburgh, Leith and District Retail Tobacconists Association Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Eglise Protestante Francaise d'Edinbourg Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Eira, whaler
- Electrical Trades Union: Edinburgh Central branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Elgin Fencibles Elgin, Moray
- Elizabeth, of Prestonpans
- Excise officer, Glasgow Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Extinction Rebellion (XR), global environmental movement
- Fabian Society: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Family Care Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Fearn Abbey Fearn, Ross and Cromarty
- Fenwick Improvement Society Fenwick, Ayrshire
- Fenwick Weavers Society Fenwick, Ayrshire
- Fife elections Fife;Fife
- Fife militia Fife;Fife
- Fife, Clackmannan and Kinross Miners Association
- Findhorn Foundation Findhorn, Moray
- Fort George Fort George, Inverness-shire
- Founders' Guild for an Edinburgh Symphony Orchestra Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Franco-Scottish Society: Scottish branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Fraserburgh Golf Club Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire
- Free Church of Scotland: colonial, continental and Jewish mission committee
- Free Church of Scotland: financial committee
- Free Church of Scotland: foreign mission committee
- Free Church of Scotland: General Assembly Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Freefield Ploughmen Society Freefield, Aberdeenshire
- Friday Club, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Galashiels West Relief Church Galashiels, Selkirkshire
- Gatton, east indiaman
- Gibraltar commissariat Gibraltar
- Gibraltar garrison Gibraltar
- Girlguiding Scotland Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Glasgow Conservative Association Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Glasgow Conservative Operatives Association Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Glasgow Incorporation of Cordiners Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Glasgow Moray and Banffshire Friendly Society Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Glasgow Tontine Society Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Glasgow Unionist Association Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Glenluce Abbey Glenluce, Wigtownshire
- Gordon Highlanders (75/92nd Regiments)
- Grange Cricket Club, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Graphical, Paper and Media Union: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Gray Library, Haddington Haddington, East Lothian
- Great Britain-Russia Centre, Scotland
- Grenville, east indiaman
- Greyfriars Sabbath School Society, Glasgow Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Gude Cause Project, celebration of women's suffrage Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Guild of Insurance Officials: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Haddington Burgh Haddington, East Lothian
- Haddington Burns Club Haddington, East Lothian
- Haig Ferguson Memorial Home, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Hammermen Incorporation of Perth Perth, Perthshire
- Hawick Labour Party Hawick, Roxburghshire
- Hay Magistrates Court Hay, Brecknockshire
- Heriot's Benefit Society, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- High Court of Justiciary
- Highland Chief, brig, of Leith Leith, Midlothian
- Highland Light Infantry (71st Foot)
- Highland Society of London London
- Historical Association of Scotland
- HMS Dart (1847)
- HMS Donegal (1798)
- HMS Dragon (1736)
- HMS Eclipse (1867)
- HMS Guernsey (1696)
- HMS Immortalite (1859)
- HMS Monarch (1832)
- HMS Nightingale (1805)
- HMS Orford (1749)
- HMS Orion (1854)
- HMS Pearl (1855)
- HMS Russell (1822)
- HMS Spartan (1841)
- HMS Surprize (1812)
- HMS Topaze (1858)
- HMS Wellesley (1815)
- Home Guard: Scottish Command
- Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Hospital of St Anthony, Leith Leith, Midlothian
- Humayoon Shah, east indiaman
- Incorporation of Candlemakers, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Incorporation of Sailors of Fisherrow and Musselburgh Musselburgh, Midlothian
- Incorporation of Tailors of the Canongate, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Incorporation of Wrights of Culross Culross, Fife
- India garrisons India
- Institute of Seaweed Research (formerly Scottish Seaweed Research Association)
- International Brigade Association
- International PEN, Scottish Centre
- Inverness Trades Council Inverness, Inverness-shire
- Inverness-shire elections Inverness-shire;Highland
- Iona Community, ecumenical Christian community Iona, Argyllshire;Glasgow, Lanarkshire;Mull, Argyllshire
- Irish Treasury Board
- Ironfounding Workers Association
- Ironfounding Workers Association: Dublin branch Dublin, County Dublin
- Ironfounding Workers Association: Edinburgh district Edinburgh, Midlothian
- James Clark Technical Institute, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- James Henderson, customs officer, Musselburgh Musselburgh, Midlothian
- Jedburgh elections Jedburgh, Roxburghshire
- Jedburgh Tract Society Jedburgh, Roxburghshire
- John Davidson's School, Aberdeen Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire
- John Traill of Woodwick and John Traill of Westness Woodwick, Orkney;Westness, Orkney
- Jubilee 2000, Scotland (campaign to cancel Third World debt)
- Kelso Abbey (Order of Tiron) Kelso, Roxburghshire
- Kelso Burgh Kelso, Roxburghshire
- Kelso Incorporation of Glovers Kelso, Roxburghshire
- Kelty Sick and Funeral Society Kelty, Fife
- Killearn Golf Club Killearn, Stirlingshire
- Killearn Subscription Library Killearn, Stirlingshire
- Kilmarnock Liberal Association and Club Kilmarnock, Ayrshire
- Kilmarnock Unionist Club Kilmarnock, Ayrshire
- Kilspindie Golf Club, Aberlady Aberlady, East Lothian
- King's Own Scottish Borderers (25th Foot)
- Kinross-shire Liberal Association Kinross-shire;Tayside
- Kirk and Parliament meetings, Scotland 1648
- Kirkcaldy parish Kirkcaldy, Fife
- Kirkcaldy Prime Guild Box Kirkcaldy, Fife
- Kirkliston Reading Room Kirkliston, West Lothian
- Ladies Edinburgh Debating Society Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Lanark Burgh Lanark, Lanarkshire
- Lanarkshire Justices of the Peace Lanarkshire;Strathclyde
- Lanarkshire Tandem Club
- Larkhall Miners Association Larkhall, Lanarkshire
- Lauder and Kelso Road Trust Lauder, Berwickshire;Kelso, Roxburghshire
- Leith Burghs Branch Labour Party Leith, Midlothian
- Leith Constituency Labour Party Leith, Midlothian
- Leith Franklin Cricket Club Leith, Midlothian
- Leith Shipwrights Trade Protection Society Leith, Midlothian
- Liberal League
- Linlithgow and Stirlingshire Hunt Club West Lothian;Lothian
- Linlithgow Incorporation of Shoemakers Linlithgow, West Lothian
- London Missionary Society: Glasgow committee Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Longniddry barony Longniddry, East Lothian
- Lord High Commissioners to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
- Lord Keith, east indiaman
- Lothians and Border Horse
- Lothians Coursing Club Lothian
- Lowgee Family, east indiaman
- Luffness New Golf Club Luffess, East Lothian
- Mackintosh of Farr Mortification Farr, Inverness-shire
- Maitland Club (historical) Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Manchester Regiment (63/96th Regiments)
- Maryhill Conservative (later Unionist) Association, Glasgow Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Maryhill District Liberal-Unionist Association, Glasgow Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Melrose Abbey Melrose, Roxburghshire
- Midas, yacht
- Midlothian Liberal Association Midlothian;Lothian
- Midlothian Yeomanry Cavalry Midlothian;Lothian
- Minto School Minto, Roxburghshire
- Monks of St Giles, literary society, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Monthly Club, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Montrose Loyal Volunteers, and 2nd Regiment of Montrose Volunteers Montrose, Angus
- Moray bishopric Moray;Grampian
- Morecambe Hockey Club Morecambe, Lancashire
- Morton Hall Curling Club Morton Hall, Midlothian
- Mountain Rescue Committee of Scotland
- Musicians Union: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Nairnshire Farming Society Nairnshire;Highland
- National Amalgamated Furnishing Trades Association: unspecified Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National Amalgamated Union of Shop Assistants Warehousemen Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National Amalgamated Union of Shop Assistants Warehousemen:Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National and Local Government Officers Association: Edinburgh Gas section Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National Council for Carers and their Elderly Dependants: Edinburgh and District branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National Council of Labour Colleges
- National Graphical Association: Hugh Paton and Sons printing chapel Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National Independent Order of Oddfellows: Pride of Midlothian Lodge Midlothian;Lothian
- National League of the Blind and Disabled: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National League of the Blind and Disabled: Scottish District Council
- National Scottish Horsemens Union: Musselburgh and Fisherrow branch Musselburgh, Midlothian
- National Trade Union of Coopers: Edinburgh and district branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National Union of Clerks: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National Union of Conservative Associations for Scotland
- National Union of Foundry Workers: District Committee no 1 (West of Scotland)
- National Union of General and Municipal Workers: Edinburgh no 5 branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National Union of Mineworkers, Scottish area
- National Union of Mineworkers, Scottish area: Ayr district Ayr, Ayrshire
- National Union of Mineworkers, Scottish area: Easthouses branch Easthouses, Midlothian
- National Union of Mineworkers, Scottish area: Gilmerton branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National Union of Mineworkers, Scottish area: Lanark district Lanark, Lanarkshire
- National Union of Mineworkers: Brora branch Brora, Sutherlandshire
- National Union of Mineworkers: Lothian districts East Lothian;Midlothian;West Lothian
- National Union of Printers, Bookbinders, Machine Rulers and Papers Workers: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National Union of Printers, Bookbinders, Machine Rulers and Paperworkers: Scottish district council
- National Union of Railwaymen: Edinburgh no 1 branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National Union of Railwaymen: Edinburgh no 1 branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National Union of Railwaymen: Edinburgh no 3 branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National Union of Seamen: Ardrossan branch Ardrossan, Ayrshire
- National Union of Seamen: Greenock branch Greenock, Renfrewshire
- National Union of Seamen: Leith branch Leith, Midlothian
- National Union of Sheet Metal Workers and Braziers: Edinburgh no 1 branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- National Union of Vehicle Builders: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Navy, Royal Navy (general)
- Newbattle Abbey Newbattle, Midlothian
- Newbattle Abbey College Dalkeith, Midlothian
- Newington Ward Liberal Association, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Norma, yacht
- North and North-West parishes, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- North Berwick Golf Club North Berwick, East Lothian
- North British Militia, 2nd Regt
- North East Fife Conservative Association Cupar, Fife
- North Fencible Regiment
- North of Scotland Shinty Association
- Northern District Conservative Association, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Object Permanence, poetry magazine, Glasgow
- Ogleface Friendly Society and Avonbridge New Hearse Society Avonbridge, Stirlingshire
- Operative Slaters of Edinburgh and Leith Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Outlook Tower Association (museum) Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Paisley Abbey Paisley, Renfrewshire
- Pandemonium Club, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Pantheon (debating) Society, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Parliament House, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Parliament, Scotland: committee to consider Hugh Chamberlen's financial projects
- Peebles-shire and South Midlothian Divisional Labour Party Midlothian;Peeblesshire;Borders;Lothian
- Peeblesshire elections Peeblesshire
- Peeblesshire sheriffs Peeblesshire;Borders
- Pentland Reformed Presbyterian meeting house Pentland, Midlothian
- Perth burghs elections Perth, Perthshire
- Perth Society of the Chapmen of Perthshire Perth, Perthshire
- Perthshire elections Perthshire;Tayside
- Perthshire militia Perthshire;Tayside
- Perthshire taxes Perthshire;Tayside
- Piobaireachd Society
- Plebs League
- Plumbing Trades Union: Edinburgh and Leith lodge Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Pluscarden Priory Pluscarden, Moray
- Polish Army in Great Britain
- Prestonpans Incorporation of Seamen Prestonpans, East Lothian
- Primrose League: Edinburgh and District habitation Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Primrose League: Scottish branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Prince Louis, training schooner
- Prince of Wales Light Infantry Volunteers Perthshire;Tayside
- Printing and Kindred Trades Federation: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Queen's Regiment of Dragoons
- Regent Road Public School and Evening School etc, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Restenneth Priory Restenneth, Angus
- Roxburgh Regiment of Volunteer Infantry Roxburgh, Roxburghshire
- Roxburghshire and Selkirkshire Constituency Labour Party Roxburghshire;Selkirkshire;Borders
- Roxburghshire and Selkirkshire Divisional Labour Party Roxburghshire;Peeblesshire;Selkirkshire;Borders
- Roxburghshire elections Roxburghshire;Borders
- Roxburghshire land tax Roxburghshire;Borders
- Roxburghshire militia Roxburghshire;Borders
- Roxburghshire sheriffs Roxburghshire;Borders
- Roxburghshire Turnpike Trust Roxburghshire;Borders
- Roxburghshire Yeomanry Cavalry Roxburghshire;Borders
- Royal Aberdeen Volunteers Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire
- Royal Burgess Golfing Society of Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Royal Celtic Society, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Royal Charlotte, revenue cutter, of Leith
- Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Royal Edinburgh Volunteer Light Dragoons Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Royal Garrison Artillery
- Royal Highland Yacht Club
- Royal Household and Wardrobe
- Royal Scottish Society of Arts Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Royal Society of Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Rymour Club, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Saltire Gaelic Choir, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Saltire Society Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Saltoun Kirk Library Saltoun, East Lothian
- School of Poets, Edinburgh
- Scone Abbey Scone, Perthshire
- Scotland-UN
- Scots Club, London London
- Scots Kirk, Paris Paris, France
- Scottish Alliance of Masters in the Printing and Kindred Trades Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Anti-Poll Tax Federation Scotland
- Scottish Association for Mental Health
- Scottish Association for the Speaking of Verse
- Scottish Border Volunteer Brigade Roxburghshire;Borders
- Scottish Campaign to Resist the Atomic Menace Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Carters Association: Plantation branch Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Scottish Central Bureau for the Employment of Women Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Coal Trade Conciliation Board Scotland
- Scottish Commercial Motormens Association
- Scottish Conservative and Unionist Association
- Scottish Convention of Women
- Scottish Covenant Association
- Scottish Craft Centre Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Decolonisation Project
- Scottish Far East Prisoners of War Association
- Scottish Female Domestic Servants Benevolent Association
- Scottish Gaelic Texts Society
- Scottish Genealogy Society Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Green Party
- Scottish Home Rule Association
- Scottish Horse and Motormens Association: Aberdeen branch Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire
- Scottish Horse and Motormens Association: Edinburgh and Leith branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Horse and Motormens Association: Glasgow branch Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Scottish Human Rights Centre Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Scottish Junior Imperialist Union
- Scottish Labour History Society
- Scottish Liberal Club
- Scottish Liberal Party
- Scottish Library and Information Council Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Scottish Library Association Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Scottish Mathematical Council
- Scottish Miners Federation Scotland
- Scottish Mission to the Deaf and Dumb Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Missionary Society
- Scottish Mothers Union
- Scottish Mountaineering Club
- Scottish Music Hall Society
- Scottish National Academy of Music, Glasgow Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Scottish National Dictionary Association Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish National Operative Plasterers Federal Union: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish National Operative Plasterers Federal Union: Montrose branch Montrose, Angus
- Scottish National Party
- Scottish National Party: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish National Union of Cabinet and Chairmakers: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish National War Memorial Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Newspaper Proprietors Association Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Painters Society: Edinburgh Central branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Painters Society: Edinburgh district committee Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Parent Teacher Council
- Scottish Peat Committee
- Scottish Plebiscite Society
- Scottish Poetry Library Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Print Employers Federation Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Print Employers Federation, Edinburgh
- Scottish Sculpture Trust Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Secretariat
- Scottish Slaters, Tilers, Roofers and Cement Workers Society: Banff and Macduff branch Banff, Banffshire
- Scottish Slaters, Tilers, Roofers and Cement Workers Society: Lanark branch Lanark, Lanarkshire
- Scottish Sunday School Union for Christian Education
- Scottish Text Society
- Scottish Typographical Association: Edinburgh Typographical Society Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Typographical Association: Edinburgh Typographical Society, Ballantyne, Hanson and Co chapel Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Typographical Association: Edinburgh Typographical Society, Courant chapel Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Typographical Association: Edinburgh Typographical Society, Evening Express chapel Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Typographical Association: Edinburgh Typographical Society, Scotsman chapel Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Typographical Association: Edinburgh Typographical Society, Scottish Daily Mail chapel Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Unionist Association
- Scottish Unionist Organising Secretaries Association
- Scottish USSR Society
- Scottish Womens Liberal Federation
- Scottish Workers' Representation Committee: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Scottish Working People's History Trust
- Scottish Youth Hostels Association Stirling, Stirlingshire
- Scottish-Malaysian Association
- Scottish-Polish Society: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Select Society of Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Selkirkshire militia
- Seton barony Seton, East Lothian
- Ship Constructors and Shipwrights Association: Leith branch Leith, Midlothian
- Signet: royal commissions
- Sinnet Club, Leith Leith, Midlothian
- Social Democratic Party
- Society for the Propagation of the Gospel: Bannockburn Bannockburn, Stirlingshire
- Society for the Reformation of Manners in Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Society for the Relief of the Destitute Sick, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Society of Civil Servants: Edinburgh town committee Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Society of Master Printers in Scotland
- South East Parish, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- South Edinburgh Liberal Association Edinburgh, Midlothian
- South Edinburgh Unionist Association Edinburgh, Midlothian
- South Fencible Regiment
- South Leith Incorporation of Coopers South Leith, Midlothian
- South of Scotland Shinty Association
- South Queensferry Library South Queensferry, West Lothian
- South Wales Borderers (24th Foot)
- Southern Light Drama, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Southern Light Opera Company, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- St Andrew Order of Ancient Free Gardeners Friendly Society: East of Scotland district
- St Andrew Society, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- St Andrews archbishopric St Andrews, Fife
- St Andrew's Chapel, Golspie Golspie, Sutherlandshire
- St Andrews Conservative Club St Andrews, Fife
- St Andrews Fold Secession Church, Muckhart Muckhart, Perthshire
- St Andrews Society, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- St Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane Episcopal diocese St Andrews, Fife
- St Colm's College, Edinburgh, women's missionary training college Edinburgh, Midlothian
- St George Quartet, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- St Giles College (later Cathedral), Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- St Mary's Episcopal Chapel, Dalkeith Dalkeith, Midlothian
- St Ninian's Cathedral, Perth Perth, Perthshire
- St Ninians Parish Church St Ninians, Stirlingshire
- Stair Society Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Stirling Chapmen of the Shires of Stirling and Clackmannan Stirling, Stirlingshire
- Stirling Port Club Stirling, Stirlingshire
- Stirlingshire taxes Stirlingshire;Central
- Sutherland Free Church Congregation Sutherlandshire;Highland
- Sutherland militia Sutherlandshire;Highland
- Sutherland Volunteers Sutherlandshire;Highland
- Sweetheart Abbey New Abbey, Kirkcudbrightshire
- Synod of Lothian and Tweeddale
- Theatre Workshop, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Thekla, yacht
- Traditional Cosmology Society
- Transport and General Workers Union: Edinburgh branch, automotive section Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Transport and General Workers Union: Edinburgh branch, Scottish Slaters section Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Transport and General Workers Union: Edinburgh brewery workers district branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Transport and General Workers Union: Edinburgh corporation transport branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Transport Salaried Staffs Association: Edinburgh no 1 branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Traverse Theatre Club, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Trinity Bowling Club, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Under the Beeches Literary Society, Bathgate Bathgate, West Lothian
- Union Friendly Society, Gilcomston, Aberdeen Gilcomston, Aberdeenshire
- Union of Communication Workers: Scotland No 2 branch, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Union of Construction, Allied Trades and Technicians: South East of Scotland district
- Union of Democratic Control: Scottish federation
- Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers: EdinburghSouth branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- United and Incorporated Trades of St Mary's Chapel, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- United Free Church of Scotland: foreign mission committees
- United General Sea Box of Bo'ness Bo'ness, West Lothian
- United Kingdom Society of Coachmakers: Edinburgh no 2 branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- United Operative Cabinet and Chairmakers Society of Scotland: Edinburgh no 3 branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- United Original Secession Church Library, Glasgow Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- United Pointsmen and Signalmens Society: Edinburgh branch Edinburgh, Midlothian
- United Presbyterian Mission Board
- United Secession Church foreign mission committee
- Unnamed carpenters and joiners union lodge Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Upper Foyers estate Inverness-shire;Highland
- Victoria League in Scotland for Commonwealth Friendship Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Waldensian Missions Aid Society Scotland Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Wandsworth
- Wardie Bowling Club, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Water of Leith Project Group Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Waterstonian Bowling Club, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Waterstonian Golf Club, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- West Neuk Chapmen of Fife West Neuk, Fife
- West of Scotland Liberal-Unionist Association
- Western District Conservative Association, Edinburgh Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Westminster Club Westminster, Middlesex
- Wigan borough elections Wigan, Lancashire
- William Gallacher Memorial Library
- Winton barony Winton, East Lothian
- Women for Independence North-East Fife
- Womens International League for Peace and Freedom: Scottish branch
- Woolwich Dockyard Woolwich, Kent
- Workers Educational Association: Scotland
- World Day of Prayer: Scottish committee
- Wright Incorporation of Perth Perth, Perthshire
- Young Women's Christian Association of Scotland
- Young Women's Christian Association: Glasgow branch Glasgow, Lanarkshire
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- Abercrombie, Lascelles, (1881-1938), poet and critic
- Abercrombie, Sir Leslie Patrick, (1879-1957), Knight, architect and town planner
- Abercromby, George, (1770-1843), 2nd Baron Abercromby, politician
- Abercromby, George Ralph Campbell, (1838-1917), 4th Baron Abercromby
- Abercromby, James, (1776-1858), 1st Baron Dunfermline, Speaker of House of Commons
- Abercromby, Sir John, (1772-1817), Knight, General
- Abercromby, Mary Elizabeth, (c1815-1874), Baroness Dunfermaline
- Abercromby, Sir Ralph, (1734-1801), Knight, General
- Abercromby, Ralph, (1803-1868), 2nd Baron Dunfermline, diplomat
- Acland, Sir Arthur Herbert Dyke, (1847-1926), 13th Baronet of Columb John, 13th Baronet, MP
- Acland, Henry Wentworth, (1815-1900), 1st Baronet physician
- A'Court, William, (1779-1860), 1st Baron Heytesbury, diplomat
- Acton, John Emerich Edward Dalberg, (1834-1902), 1st Baron Acton, historian
- Acton, Sir John Francis Edward, (1736-1811), 6th Baronet Prime Minister of Naples
- Adair, Sir Robert, (1763-1855), Knight, MP and diplomat
- Adam, David Stow, (1859-1925), theologian
- Adam, Sir Frederick, (1781-1853), Knight, General
- Adam, John, (1721-1792), architect
- Adam, Robert, (1728-1792), architect
- Adam, Robin James, (1924-1999), historian
- Adam Smith, Janet Buchanan, (1905-1999), author and journalist
- Adam, William, (1689-1748), architect
- Adam, William, (1751-1839), politician, attorney general to Prince of Wales
- Adams, Sir John, (1857-1934), Knight, educationalist
- Adams, William, (1814-1848), vicar of St Peter's in the East and author
- Adamson, Robert, (1852-1902), philosopher
- Addington, Henry, (1757-1844), 1st Viscount Sidmouth, statesman
- Adeane, Michael Edward, (1910-1984), Baron Adeane
- Adolphus, John Leycester, (1795-1862), author
- Aikman, Charles Morton, (fl 1886-1896), agricultural chemist
- Ainslie, George Robert, (1776-1839), Lt- General, colonial governor
- Ainslie, Sir Robert, (1730-1812), 1st Baronet Diplomat MP Numismatist
- Aird, Thomas, (1802-1876), poet
- Airey, Richard, (1803-1881), Baron Airey, General
- Airlie, John McDiarmid, (1885-1965), Labour councillor
- Aitchison, Sir John, (1789-1875), Knight, General
- Aitken, David, (1796-1875), Scottish minister Minto, Roxburghshire
- Aitken, James, (d 1687), Bishop of Galloway
- Aitken, John, (1793-1833), editor of Constable's Miscellany
- Aitken, William Maxwell, (1879-1964), 1st Baron Beaverbrook, newspaper proprietor
- Aitken, William Russell, (b 1913), bibliographer and literary editor
- Albert, (1819-1861), Prince Consort of Queen Victoria, Prince Consort of Queen Victoria
- Albert, Edward, (1890-1944), author
- Aldis, Harry Gidney, (1863-1919), bibliographer
- Alexander, Du Pre, (1777-1839), 2nd Earl of Caledon
- Alexander, William, (c 1567-1640), Earl of Stirling, poet and statesman
- Alexandra, (1844-1925), Queen Consort of Edward VII
- Alison, Archibald, (1757-1839), Episcopalian clergyman
- Alison, Sir Archibald, (1792-1867), 1st Baronet, historian
- Alison, Sir Archibald, (1826-1907), 2nd Baronet, General
- Alison, William Pulteney, (1790-1859), physician
- Allan, Sir William, (1782-1850), Knight, painter
- Allardyce, Alexander, (1846-1896), author
- Allen, Frederick Denison Campbell, (d 1964), climber
- Allhusen, Beatrice May, (d 1918), novelist
- Allingham, William, (1824-1889), poet
- Amery, Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett, (1873-1955), politician and journalist
- Amherst, Jeffrey, (1717-1797), Baron Amherst of Holmesdale, Field Marshal
- Anderson, Alexander, (1845-1909), poet
- Anderson, Sir Henry Percy, (1831-1896), Knight, civil servant
- Anderson, James, (1662-1728), lawyer, genealogist and antiquary
- Anderson, James, (1739-1808), economist
- Anderson, Sir John, (1882-1958), 1st Viscount Waverley of Westdean, civil servant
- Anderson, Patrick, (? 1579-c 1660), physician, historian
- Anderson, Robert, (1750-1830), physician and editor
- Anderson, Sir Warren Hastings, (1872-1930), Knight, Lieutenant General
- Anderson, William, (1812-1895), United Presbyterian missionary
- Anderson, William Cochrane, (1792-1865), Major General
- Angus, David, (1855-1926), civil engineer
- Angus, Elizabeth Siddons, (fl 1899-1903), daughter of Major General John angus
- Angus, Marion Emily, (1865-1946), Scottish poet
- Annand, James King, (1908-1993), editor translator and poet
- Anne, (1665-1714), Queen of Great Britain and Ireland
- Anonymous, (fl1808-1837)
- Anster, John, (1793-1867), Civil Law Professor
- Anstruther, Mary Elma , (fl1870-1890)
- Anstruther-Gray, William, (1859-1938), Lieutenant Colonel MP for St Andrews Burghs
- Anstruther-Gray, William John St Clair, (1905-1985), Baron Kilmany, politician
- Arbuthnot, Charles, (1767-1850), diplomat, politician and public servant
- Arbuthnot, Sir Thomas, (1776-1849), Knight, Lieutenant General
- Arbuthnott, John, (1778-1860), 8th Viscount of Arbuthnott
- Archer, James Henry Lawrence, (1823-1889), Major, antiquary
- Archer, William, (1856-1924), dramatist and drama critic
- Armstrong, John, (1709-1779), physician and poet
- Armstrong, Robert Bruce, (fl 1869-87), antiquary
- Arnold, Sir Arthur, (1833-1902), Knight, radical politician and writer
- Arnold, Sir Edwin, (1832-1904), Knight, poet and journalist
- Arnold, Samuel, (1740-1802), Musical Composer
- Ascherson, Neal, (b 1932), journalist and historian
- Ashbee, Charles Robert, (1863-1942), architect, designer and town planner
- Ashburner, Walter, (1864-1936), Professor of Jurisprudence Oxford
- Askew, Gilbert, (1893-1950)
- Asquith, Emma Alice Margaret, (1864-1945) Countess of Oxford and Asquith, socialite, author, and wit
- Asquith, Herbert Henry, (1852-1928), 1st Earl of Oxford and Asquith, statesman
- Astley, Hugh John Dukinfield, (1856-1930), vicar of Rudham, archaeologist
- Atherton, Gertrude Franklin, (d 1948), author
- Atkinson, Joseph Beavington, (fl 1856-1886), Writer
- Atkinson, Thomas, (? 1801-1833), Poet and Writer Bookseller
- Attlee, Clement Richard, (1883-1967), 1st Earl Attlee, statesman
- Auchmuty, Sir Samuel, (1756-1822), Knight, General
- Auld, William, (1924-2006), poet, author, translator and editor Alloa, Clackmannanshire;Erith, Kent
- Aust, George, (d 1829), civil servant
- Austin, Alfred, (1835-1913), Poet Laureate and journalist
- Austin, Sir Horatio Thomas, (d 1865), Knight, Vice Admiral
- Austin, John, (1775-1860), Brigadier-General
- Aytoun, William Edmondstoune, (1813-1865), poet and writer to the signet
- Backhouse, John, (1784-1845), civil servant
- Badeley, Edward Lowth, (d 1868), Ecclesiastical Lawyer
- Baden-Powell, Robert Stephenson Smyth, (1857-1941), 1st Baron Baden Powell, General and Chief Scout
- Badham, Charles, (1780-1845), Medical and Poetical Writer
- Badham, Charles David, (1806-1857), Naturalist
- Bagot, Sir Charles, (1781-1843), Knight, diplomat, Governor General of Canada
- Bagot, Richard, (d 1597), Lord Lieutenant of Staffordshire
- Bagshawe, Thomas Wyatt, (1901-1976), geologist and author
- Baildon, Henry Bellyse, (1849-1907), literary scholar
- Bailey, John Cann, (1864-1931), critic and essayist
- Bailey, Thomas, (1785-1856), writer and antiquary
- Baillie, Donald Macpherson, (1887-1954), theologian
- Baillie, Evan, (1741-1835), West Indies merchant and Whig politician
- Baillie, Joanna, (1762-1851), playwright and poet
- Baillie, John, (1886-1960), theologian
- Baillie, Robert, (1599-1662), Presbyterian minister Principal of Glasgow University
- Baillie, Robert, (1672-1726), Church of Scotland minister
- Bain, Alexander, (1818-1903), psychologist, logician and writer on education
- Bain, Robert Nisbet, (1854-1909), historian and linguist
- Baines, John Thomas, (1822-1875), artist and explorer
- Baird, Andrew Cumming, (1883-1940), Professor of Divinity, Aberdeen University
- Baird, Charles, (1766-1843), engineer
- Baird, Sir David, (1757-1829), Knight, General
- Baird, George Husband, (1761-1840), Principal of Edinburgh University
- Baird, Sir John, (1620-1698), Knight Lord Newbyth Scottish Judge
- Baker, Charles, (1803-1874), Instructor of the Deaf and Dumb
- Baker, James, (1847-1920), Author
- Baker, Sir Samuel White, (1821-1893), Knight, traveller and explorer in Africa
- Baldwin, George, (d 1826), Mystical Writer
- Baldwin, Stanley, (1867-1947), 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley, statesman
- Balfour, Alexander, (1767-1829), author
- Balfour, Arthur James, (1848-1930), 1st Earl of Balfour, statesman
- Balfour, Lady Frances, (1858-1931), churchwoman, suffragist and author
- Balfour, Sir James, (? 1603-1657), 1st Baronet, historian
- Balfour, James, (fl1689-1753), Governor of Darien Co
- Balfour, John Blair, (1837-1905), 1st Baron Kinross
- Balfour, John Hutton, (1808-1884), botanist
- Balfour, John Patrick Douglas, (1904-1976), 3rd Baron Kinross, author
- Balfour, Michael, (d 1619), 1st Baron Balfour of Burleigh
- Balfour, Patrick, (1870-1939), 2nd Baron Kinross
- Balfour, Robert, (? 1550-? 1625), Principal of Guienne College
- Balfour, Sir Thomas Graham, (1858-1929), Knight, educationist
- Balguy, Thomas, (1716-1795), Archdeacon of Winchester
- Ball, Sir Alexander John, (1757-1809), 1st Baronet, Rear Admiral
- Ballantyne, James, (1772-1833), Printer of Scott's Works
- Ballantyne, John, (1774-1821), Publisher
- Ballantyne, John William, (1862-1923), physician
- Ballantyne, Robert Michael, (1825-1894), author
- Ballard, Frank, (1851-1931), Methodist minister, theologian and author
- Bancroft, Richard, (1544-1610), Archbishop of Canterbury
- Banks, Sir Joseph, (1743-1820), Knight, Baronet, naturalist
- Bannatyne, Richard, (d 1605), Secretary to John Knox
- Bannerman, Sir Alexander, (1769-1840), 7th Baronet
- Bannerman, Sir Alexander, (1788-1864), Knight, colonial governor
- Bannerman, Sir Alexander, (1823-1877), 9th Baronet
- Bannerman, David Armitage, (1886-1979), Ornithologist
- Bannerman, James, (1807-1868), Theologian
- Bantock, Sir Granville Ransome, (1868-1946), Knight, composer
- Barbirolli, Sir John Giovanni Battista, (1899-1970), Knight, conductor
- Barclay, John, (1758-1826), Anatomist
- Barclay, John McLaren, (1811-1887), painter
- Barclay, Robert, (1774-1811), Lieutenant Colonel
- Barclay, Thomas, (1753-1830), Consul General at New York
- Barclay, William, (1907-1978), New Testament Scholar
- Barham, Richard Harris, (1788-1845), author
- Baring, Alexander, (1774-1848), 1st Baron Ashburton, statesman
- Baring, Evelyn, (1841-1917), 1st Earl of Cromer, statesman
- Baring, Francis Thornhill, (1796-1866), 1st Baron Northbrook, statesman
- Baring, Harriet Mary, (1805-1857), Lady Ashburton
- Baring, Lady Louisa Caroline, (1827-1903) Baroness Ashburton, art collector and philanthropist
- Baring, Thomas George, (1826-1904), 1st Earl of Northbrook, Viceroy of India
- Baring, Walter, (1844-1915), Diplomat
- Baring, William Bingham, (1799-1864), 2nd Baron Ashburton, politician
- Baring-Gould, Sabine, (1834-1924), rector of Lew Trenchard, antiquary, folklorist and hymn writer
- Barke, James William, (1905-1958), novelist
- Barker, Sir Ernest, (1874-1960), Knight, historian and political thinker
- Barker, Henry Aston, (1774-1856), panorama proprietor and painter
- Barker, John, (1771-1849), British Consul General in Egypt
- Barkly, Sir Henry, (1815-1898), Knight, colonial governor
- Barlow, Sir George Hilaro, (1762-1846), Knight Governor General of India
- Barnard, Andrew, (d 1807), Colonial Secretary Cape of Good Hope
- Barnard, Lady Anne, (1750-1825), author and artist
- Barnes, William Emery, (1859-1939), Professor of Divinity Cambridge
- Barnett, Charles John, (1790-1856), Consul at Warsaw
- Barns-Graham, Allan , (1874-1957), landowner
- Barr, John, (1793-1862), weaver
- Barrie, Sir James Matthew, (1860-1937), 1st baronet, playwright, novelist Kirriemuir, Angus
- Barrington, Daines, (1727-1800), lawyer, antiquary and naturalist
- Barrow, Sir John, (1764-1848), 1st Baronet Secretary of the Admiralty Travel Writer
- Bartholomew, John George, (1860-1920), cartographer
- Bartlet, James Vernon, (1863-1940), ecclesiastical historian
- Bartley, Sarah, (1783-1850), actress
- Barwell, Louisa Mary, (1800-1885), musician and educational writer
- Bassin, Rose Ethel, (d 1974), teacher and writer on Scottish folk music
- Bastard, Thomas Horlock, (1796-1898)
- Bateman, James Henry Latrobe, (d 1903), episcopalian clergyman
- Bathurst, Henry, (1762-1834), 3rd Earl Bathurst, statesman
- Batterbee, Sir Harry Fagg, (1880-1976), Knight High Commissioner to New Zealand
- Baxter, Charles, (1809-1879), Painter
- Baxter, William Edward, (1825-1890), traveller and politician
- Baylies, William, (1724-1787), Physician to Frederick the Great
- Bayly, Thomas Haynes, (1797-1839), miscellaneous writer
- Bayne, Alexander, (d 1737), Professor of Scots Law, Edinburgh University
- Bayne, Peter, (1830-1896), author
- Bayne, William, (d 1782), Captain RN
- Baynes, Thomas Spencer, (1823-1887), editor of the Encyclopaedia Britannica
- Beatson, Robert, (1742-1818), historian and writer on agriculture
- Beattie, James, (1735-1803), poet
- Beauclerk, Lord George, (1704-1768), Lieutenant General MP
- Beaumont, Sir George Howland, (1753-1827), Knight, art patron and landscape painter
- Beaumont, Roberts, (1862-1922), Professor of Textile Industries, Leeds University
- Beazley, Samuel, (1786-1851), architect and playwright
- Beckwith, Sir George, (1753-1823), Knight, Lieutenant General, colonial governor
- Beckwith, Sir Thomas Sydney, (1772-1831), Knight Lieutenant General
- Bedford, William Kirkpatrick Riland, (1826-1905), antiquary and genealogist
- Beedie, Robert Mitchell, (1841-1897), missionary at Old Calabar
- Beeton, David Nicholson , (1952-2013), costume designer Dumfries, Dumfriesshire
- Begbie, Harold, (1871-1929), Author and Journalist
- Begg, Isabella, (1771-1858), housewife and teacher
- Beith, John Hay, (1876-1952), Novelist and Playwright 'Ian Hay'
- Belasye, Thomas, (1627-1700), Earl Fauconberg
- Belasyse, Thomas, (1627-1700), Earl Fauconberg
- Belcher, Sir Edward, (1799-1877), Knight Admiral
- Bell, Alan Scott, (1942-2018)
- Bell, Alexander Graham, (1847-1922), teacher of deaf people and inventor of the telephone
- Bell, Charles, (1774-1842), Knight, surgeon
- Bell, Charles Frederic Moberly, (1847-1911), journalist
- Bell, George, (1814-1890), publisher
- Bell, Gertrude Margaret Lowthian, (1868-1926), traveller, archaeologist and government official
- Bell, Henry, (1767-1830), Steamship Pioneer
- Bell, Robert, (1800-1867), journalist and writer
- Bell, Robert, (1841-1917), geologist
- Bellenden, Sir John, (d 1577), Knight, Scottish Lawyer
- Bellenden, John, (fl 1533-1587), poet
- Bellew, John Chippendall Montesquieu, (1823-1874), author and preacher
- Belloc, Joseph Hilaire Pierre Rene, (1870-1953), poet and author
- Benn, Sir John Williams, (1850-1922), 1st Baronet MP
- Bennet, Henry, (1618-1685), 1st Earl of Arlington, statesman
- Bennett, Enoch Arnold, (1867-1931), novelist playwright and journalist
- Bennett, William Cox, (1820-1895), miscellaneous writer
- Bentley, Richard, (1794-1871), publisher
- Berkeley, George Charles Grantley Fitzhardinge, (1800-1881), author and politician
- Berkeley, Sir George Cranfield, (1753-1818), Knight, Admiral
- Berlioz, Hector, (1803-1869), composer and conductor
- Bernacchi, Louis Charles, (1876-1942), scientist and explorer
- Bernard, John Henry, (1860-1927), Archbishop of Dublin, Provost of Trinity College Dublin
- Bertie, Brownlow, (1729-1809), 5th Duke of Ancaster
- Bertie, Francis Leveson, (1844-1919), 1st Viscount Bertie of Thame
- Bertram, James Glass, (1824-1892), author and journalist
- Berwick, Edward, (1750-1820), Rector of Clongish, Author
- Besant, Annie, (1847-1933), theosophist, educationist and Indian politician
- Besant, Sir Walter, (1836-1901), Knight, novelist and historian
- Betham, Sir William, (1779-1853), Knight, herald
- Bethune, Sir Henry Lindesay, (1787-1851), Knight Major General
- Bethune, John Drinkwater, (1762-1844), army officer and military historian
- Beveridge, John, (1857-1943), Presbyterian minister, historian and Norse scholar
- Bibesco, Elizabeth Charlotte Lucy, (1897-1945), novelist
- Bickersteth, Geoffrey Langdale, (1884-1974), Professor of English Literature Aberdeen University
- Bidwell, John, (? 1783-1853), Civil Servant
- Bienert, Werner, (1902-1988), teacher and writer
- Bigge, Arthur John, (1849-1931), 1st Baron Stamfordham, private secretary to George V
- Billings, Robert William, (1813-1874), Architect and Antiquary
- Bingham, William, (1752-1804), merchant Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Birnie, Arthur, (fl 1900-1962), Economic Historian
- Birrell, Augustine, (1850-1933), author and statesman
- Bishop, Isabella Lucy, (1831-1904), traveller and author
- Bismarck-Schonhausen, Nikolaus Heinrich Ferdinand Herbert, (1849-1904), Prince, German statesman and diplomat
- Bisset, Sir John, (1777-1854), Knight Commissary General
- Black, Adam, (1784-1874), publisher
- Black, David Macleod, (b 1941), poet and author Cape Town, Cape Province
- Black, Duncan , (fl1943-1945), Royal Air Force officer
- Black, Joseph, (1728-1799), chemist
- Black, William, (1841-1898), novelist
- Black, William George, (1857-1932), Miscellaneous Writer
- Blackadder, John, (1615-1686), Scottish clergyman
- Blackie, John Stuart, (1809-1895), classical scholar and man of letters
- Blackie, Walter Graham, (1816-1906), publisher
- Blackmore, Richard Doddridge, (1825-1900), author
- Blackwood, Alexander, (fl 1825-1845), publisher
- Blackwood, George Frederick, (1838-1880), Major, Indian Artillery
- Blackwood, Helen Selina, (1807-1867), author and poet
- Blackwood, Sir Henry Martin, (1801-1851), 2nd Baronet Captain RN
- Blackwood, John, (1818-1879), publisher
- Blackwood, Robert, (d 1852), publisher
- Blackwood, William, (1776-1834), publisher
- Blackwood, William, (d1861), publisher
- Blackwood, William, (1836-1912), publisher
- Blaikie, Walter Biggar, (1847-1928), publisher and historian
- Blaikie, William Garden, (1820-1899), Professor of Theology
- Blair, Hugh, (1718-1800), Church of Scotland minister, Professor of Rhetoric
- Blair, Sir James Hunter, (1741-1787), Knight, banker, MP and Lord Provost of Edinburgh
- Blair, Robert, (1593-1666), Presbyterian minister, chaplain to Charles I
- Blair, Reverend Robert, (fl1719)
- Blair, Robert, (1741-1811), Judge
- Blair, William, (1830-1916), United Presbyterian minister historian and biographer
- Blake, Sir Arthur Ernest, (1869-1935), Knight Businessman
- Blake, George, (1893-1961), novelist
- Blanc, Hippolyte Jean, (1844-1917), architect
- Bland, Humphrey, (1686-1763), General and military writer
- Bland, Thomas Davidson, (1783-1847), of Kippax Hall, Yorkshire
- Blane, Sir Gilbert, (1749-1834), 1st Baronet Physician of the Fleet
- Bligh, Sir John Duncan, (1798-1872), Knight, diplomat
- Blore, Edward, (1787-1879), architect, artist and antiquary
- Blunden, Edmund Charles, (1896-1974), poet
- Blunt, Sir John Elijah, (1832-1916), Knight, diplomat
- Blythman, Morris, (1919-1981), poet
- Bodley, John Edward Courtenay, (1853-1925), civil servant and historian
- Boehm, Sir Joseph Edgar, (1834-1890), Baronet, 1st Baronet Sculptor
- Boerhaave, Herman, (1668-1738), chemist and physician
- Boileau, Sir John Peter, (1794-1869), 1st Baronet Archaeologist
- Bold, Alan Norman, (1943-1998), poet
- Bonar, Horatius, (1808-1889), Free Church of Scotland minister and author
- Bonar, James, (1757-1821), Solicitor of Excise Classical Scholar
- Bonar, John James, (1803-1891), Free Church of Scotland minister
- Bond, Phineas, (1749-1815), Consul General at Philadelphia
- Bone, Sir David William, (1874-1959), Knight, author
- Bone, James, (1872-1962), London editor Manchester Guardian
- Bone, Sir Muirhead, (1876-1953), Knight, etcher and painter
- Bone, Phyllis Mary, (1896-1972), Animal Sculptor
- Bonington, Sir Christian John Storey, (b 1934), Knight, mountaineer, writer and photographer
- Bonnar, Robert, (fl 1917-1978), railway worker and writer
- Booth, David, (1766-1846), lexicographer
- Boothby, Robert John Graham, (1900-1986), Baron Boothby, politician
- Borden, Sir Frederick William, (1847-1917), Knight, Canadian statesman
- Borden, Sir Robert Laird, (1854-1937), Knight Canadian Statesman
- Borrow, George Henry, (1803-1881), writer and traveller
- Borthwick, Alfred Edward, (1871-1955), painter
- Borthwick, David, (d 1581), Lord Advocate
- Bosanquet, Jacob, (c 1756-1828), London Merchant and Banker
- Boston, Thomas, (1677-1732), minister of Ettrick
- Boswell, Alexander, (1707-1782), Lord Auchinleck, judge
- Boswell, Sir Alexander, (1775-1822), 1st Baronet, poet and antiquary
- Boswell, James, (1740-1795), biographer of Samuel Johnson, diarist
- Boswell, James, (1778-1822), lawyer and editor
- Bothwell, Adam, (1527-1593), Bishop of Orkney
- Bottomley, Gordon, (1874-1948), poet and dramatist
- Boulger, Demetrius Charles, (1853-1928), Historian
- Bourke, Robert, (1827-1901), Baron Connemara, Governor of Madras
- Bowles, William Lisle, (1762-1850), Canon of Salisbury, poet, antiquary
- Bowman, Walter, (d 1782), antiquary
- Bowring, Sir John, (1792-1872), Knight, MP, diplomat, colonial governor, author, traveller
- Boyce, John Cox, (?1828-1889), writer
- Boyd, Alexander Stuart, (1854-1930), illustrator
- Boyd, Andrew, (fl 1613-1636), Bishop of Argyll
- Boyd, Andrew Kennedy Hutchison, (1825-1899), Church of Scotland Minister at St Andrews Essayist
- Boyd, Charles Walter, (1869-1919), Imperial Propagandist
- Boyd, Mark Alexander, (1563-1601), classical scholar
- Boyd-Orr, John, (1880-1971), 1st Baron Boyd Orr, statesman
- Boyle, David, (1772-1853), Lord Justice General and President of Session
- Boyle, George David, (1828-1901), Dean of Salisbury
- Brackenbury, Sir Henry, (1837-1914), Knight General Writer On Military Subjects
- Braddon, Sir Edward Nicholas Coventry, (1829-1904), Knight, Premier of Tasmania
- Bradley, Arthur Granville, (fl 1883-1899), Author
- Bradley, Edward, (1827-1889), novelist 'Cuthbert Bede'
- Bradley, Francis Herbert, (1846-1924), philosopher
- Bradley, Katharine Harris, (1846-1914), poet and dramatist
- Bradshaigh, Sir Roger, (1628-1684), 1st Baronet MP
- Bradshaigh, Sir Roger, (c 1649-1687), 2nd Baronet MP
- Bradshaigh, Sir Roger, (c 1675-1747), 3rd Baronet MP for Wigan
- Braithwaite, Joseph Bevan, (1818-1905), Quaker
- Brand, Barbarina, (1768-1854), Lady Dacre, poet and dramatist
- Brand, George, (1816-1860), British Consul at Lagos
- Brand, Henry Bouverie William, (1814-1892), 1st Viscount Hampden of Glynde
- Brand, John, (1669-1738), Church of Scotland minister
- Brand, Thomas, (1774-1851), 20th Baron Dacre
- Brander, Michael, (1924-2011), author
- Brassey, Thomas, (1836-1918), 1st Earl Brassey, Governor of Victoria
- Brassey, Thomas Allnutt, (1863-1919), 2nd Earl Brassey
- Bray, Charles, (1811-1884), Author Social Reformer
- Breitenbach, Esther, (b1950), political scientist and feminist historian Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Brett, Reginald Baliol, (1852-1930) 2nd Viscount Esher, politician
- Brett, Thomas, (1667-1744), Nonjuror and theologian
- Brewster, Sir David, (1781-1868), Knight, natural philosopher
- Bridge, Sir Cyprian Arthur George, (1839-1924), Knight Admiral
- Bright, John, (1811-1889), politician Rochdale, Lancashire
- Broadbent, Sir William Henry, (1835-1907), 1st Baronet Physician
- Broadfoot, William, (1841-1922), Major Royal Engineers Author
- Brodie, William, (1741-1788), Edinburgh city councillor and burglar
- Brodie, William, (1815-1881), Sculptor
- Brodrick, Alan, (1840-1909), Canon of Winchester
- Brodrick, William St John Freemantle, (1856-1942), 9th Viscount and 1st Earl Midleton, statesman
- Brooke, Sir James, (1803-1868), Knight Rajah of Sarawak
- Brotherton, Sir Thomas William, (1785-1868), Knight General
- Brougham, Henry Peter, (1778-1868), 1st Baron Brougham and Vaux, statesman, Lord Chancellor
- Brougham, William, (1795-1886), 2nd Baron Brougham and Vaux
- Broughton, William Robert, (1762-1821), Captain RN Pacific Explorer
- Broun, John Allan, (1817-1879), magnetician and meteorologist
- Brown, David Elliot, (b 1964), playwright
- Brown, Dugald Blair, (1847-1896), Lieutenant Colonel and surgeon
- Brown, Elizabeth Harvie-, (1807-1888), traveller
- Brown, Sir George, (1790-1865), Knight, General
- Brown, George Douglas, (1869-1902), writer
- Brown, George Mackay, (1921-1996), author
- Brown, Hamish Macmillan, (b 1934), mountaineer and author
- Brown, Horatio Robert Forbes, (1854-1926), historian of Venice
- Brown, Ivor John Carnegie, (1891-1974), author and journalist
- Brown, James Baldwin, (fl 1868-1900), poet
- Brown, John, (? 1610-1679), Scottish minister
- Brown, John, (d 1816), Major General
- Brown, John, (1754-1832), Minister of the Burgher Church, Whitburn and biographer
- Brown, John, (1784-1858), minister of the United Presbyterian church and theologian
- Brown, John, (1810-1882), physician and essayist
- Brown, John Alexander Harvie-, (1844-1916), ornithologist
- Brown, Peter Hume, (1849-1918), historian
- Brown, Robert, (1795-1847), Secession minister at Cumnock
- Brown, Robert Neal Rudmose, (1879-1957), geographer and botanist
- Brown, Samuel, (1817-1856), chemist
- Brown, Thomas, (1778-1820), metaphysician
- Brown, Thomas, (1811-1893), Free Church of Scotland minister
- Brown, William, (fl 1820-1838), secretary of the Scottish Missionary Society
- Brown, William Laurence, (1755-1830), Principal of Aberdeen University
- Browne, Sir George Washington, (1853-1939), Knight, architect
- Browne, James, (1793-1841), newspaper editor and journalist
- Browne, John Cave, (1818-1898), vicar and antiquary Detling, Kent
- Browne, John Hutton Balfour-, (1845-1921), lawyer
- Browne, Dame Sidney Jane, (1850-1941), President of the College of Nursing
- Browne, William Alexander Francis, (1805-1885), psychiatrist
- Brownrigg, John Studholme, (1814-1889), General
- Brownrigg, Sir Robert, (1759-1833), Knight, 1st Baronet General Governor of Ceylon
- Bruce, Alexander, (c 1629-1680), 2nd Earl of Kincardine
- Bruce, Alexander, (d 1715), 4th Earl of Kincardine
- Bruce, Alexander Low, (1839-1893), son in law of David Livingstone
- Bruce, Charles Andrew, (1768-1810), Governor of Penang
- Bruce, George, (1909-2002), poet and broadcaster
- Bruce, Sir Henry William, (1792-1863), Knight, Admiral
- Bruce, James, (1730-1794), African traveller
- Bruce, John, (1745-1826), historian
- Bruce Lockhart, Sir Robert Hamilton, (1887-1970), Knight, Knight civil servant journalist and author
- Bruce, Robert, (1813-1862), Governor to Prince of Wales
- Bruce, Thomas, (1766-1841), 7th Earl of Elgin
- Bruce, Victor Alexander, (1849-1917), 9th Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, Viceroy of India
- Bruce, William Speirs, (1867-1921), polar explorer and oceanographer
- Bruce, William Straton, (1846-1933), Scottish minister and author
- Brudenell, James Thomas, (1797-1868), 7th Earl of Cardigan, Lieutenant General
- Brunton, Alexander, (1772-1854), Church of Scotland minister and scholar of oriental languages
- Brunton, Sir Thomas Lauder, (1844-1916), 1st Baronet Physician
- Bryan, Tom, (b 1950), writer
- Bryce, James, (1838-1922), Viscount Bryce of Dechmount, statesman
- Brydges, Sir Harford Jones, (1764-1847), kinght, diplomat and author
- Brydges, Sir Samuel Egerton, (1762-1837), 1st Baronet, MP, bibliographer and genealogist
- Brydone, Patrick, (c 1741-1818), traveller and author
- Buchan, Alastair Francis, (1918-1976), Professor of International Relations Oxford
- Buchan, Anna Masterton, (1877-1948), novelist
- Buchan, James Walter, (1882-1954), Historian of Peeblesshire
- Buchan, John, (1875-1940), 1st Baron Tweedsmuir, novelist, historian, MP, governor-general of Canada
- Buchan, John Norman Stuart, (1911-1996), 2nd Baron Tweedsmuir, civil servant
- Buchan, Peter, (1790-1854), collector of Scottish ballads
- Buchan, Priscilla Jean Fortescue, (1915-1978), Baroness Tweedsmuir of Belhelvie, politician
- Buchan, Susan Charlotte, (1882-1977), author
- Buchanan, Sir Andrew, (1807-1882), 1st Baronet, diplomat
- Buchanan, Claudius, (1766-1815), missionary in India
- Buchanan, David, (? 1595-? 1652), Scottish historian
- Buchanan, Francis Hamilton, (1762-1829), surgeon and botanist
- Buchanan, George, (1506-1582), historian and scholar
- Buchanan, Sir George, (1831-1895), Knight, physician
- Buchanan, Sir George Seaton, (1869-1936), Knight, Knight Medical Officer to the Ministry of Health
- Buchanan, John, (fl 1850-1870), antiquary
- Buchanan, Robert, (1802-1875), Free Church of Scotland minister and historian
- Buchanan, Robert, (1841-1901), Poet and Novelist
- Buckle, George Earle, (1854-1935), Biographer Editor of the Times
- Buller, Sir George, (1802-1884), Knight, General
- Bulloch, John Malcolm, (1867-1938), author and literary critic
- Bulstrode, Sir Richard, (1610-1711), Knight, diplomat
- Bulwer-Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton, (1803-1873), 1st Baron Lytton, statesman and novelist
- Bulwer-Lytton, Edward Robert, (1831-1891), 1st Earl of Lytton, Viceroy of India
- Bunbury, Sir Henry Edward, (1778-1860), 7th Baronet Lieutenant General and Historian
- Bunney, Herrick, (1915-1997), organist of St. Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh
- Bunsen, Christian Karl Josias von, (1791-1860), Baron von Bunsen, German diplomat and scholar
- Bunting, Sir Percy William, (1836-1911), Knight, social reformer and journalist
- Buonaparte, Joseph, (1768-1844), Comte De Survilliers
- Burdon-Sanderson, Sir John Scott, (1828-1905), 1st Baronet, physiologist
- Burge, Hubert Murray, (1862-1925), headmaster of Winchester Bishop of Oxford
- Burgoyne, Sir John, (1739-1785), 7th Baronet General
- Burke, Edmund, (1729-1797), statesman
- Burn, William, (1789-1870), architect
- Burnet, Alexander, (1614-1684), Archbishop of St Andrews
- Burnet, Gilbert, (1643-1715), Bishop of Salisbury and historian Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Burnet, Lady Margaret, (c1630-1685), political advisor
- Burnett, James, (1714-1799), Lord Monboddo Scottish Judge
- Burney, Charles Fox, (1868-1925), theologian
- Burns, John Elliot, (1858-1943), Politician and Trade Unionist
- Burns, Robert, (1759-1796), poet
- Burns, Robert, (1869-1941), painter
- Burns-Begg, Thomas Hutchison, (b 1897), minister of South Balfron
- Burns-Shand, Alexander, (1828-1904), Baron Shand, judge
- Burrell, George, (1777-1853), Lieutenant General
- Burrell, Sir William, (1732-1796), Knight, antiquary
- Burton, John Hill, (1809-1881), historian
- Bury, Charles Kenneth Howard, (1883-1963), MP Soldier and Explorer
- Bury, Lady Charlotte Susan Maria, (1775-1861), novelist
- Busk, Mary Margaret, (d 1863), Writer
- Butcher, Samuel Henry, (1850-1910), classical scholar educationist MP
- Butler, Henry Montagu, (1833-1918), Headmaster of Harrow Master of Trinity Cambridge
- Butler, John, (1717-1802), Bishop of Oxford and Hereford
- Butler, Richard Austen, (1902-1982), Baron Butler of Saffron Walden, politician
- Butler, Sir Spencer Harcourt, (1869-1938), Knight, governor of Burma
- Butlin, Ron, (b 1949), writer and journalist
- Butlin, Ronald, (b1949), writer Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Butter, Peter Henry, (1921-1999), English scholar and critic
- Byres, James, (1734-1817), architect and virtuoso antiquary
- Byrne, John , (b1940), playwright and artist
- Byron, George Gordon, (1788-1824), 6th Baron Byron, poet
- Cadell, Francis Campbell Boileau, (1883-1937), Painter
- Cadell, Henry Moubray, (1860-1934), geologist
- Cadell, Robert, (1788-1849), publisher
- Cadell, Thomas, (1742-1802), Publisher
- Cadell, Thomas, (1773-1836), publisher
- Cadell, William Archibald, (1775-1855), traveller
- Cadenhead, James, (1858-1927), artist
- Caie, John Morrison, (1878-1949), poet and author
- Caine, Sir Thomas Henry Hall, (1853-1931), Knight, novelist
- Caird, Edward, (1835-1908), Master of Balliol College, Oxford
- Caird, James Bowman, (b 1913), Educationist and Author
- Caird, Janet Hinshaw, (1913-1994), author
- Caird, John, (1820-1898), Principal of Glasgow University
- Cairns, David H, (1904-1992), professor of Practical Theology
- Cairns, David Smith, (1862-1946), principal of Christ's College Aberdeen and theologian
- Cairns, John, (1818-1892), United Presbyterian minister, author
- Cairns, Joyce Gunn, (b 1948), portrait painter
- Calcraft, John, (1716-1772), politician and regimental agent
- Caldecott, Alfred, (1850-1936), Professor of Philosophy King's College London
- Calder, Angus Lindsay, (1942-2008), academic and author
- Calder, John, (1743-1783), minister of Rosskeen
- Calderwood, David, (1575-1650), Presbyterian minister and historian
- Caley, John, (1763-1834), archivist, antiquary and Secretary to Record Commission
- Callander, James Henry, (1803-1851), MP
- Callander, John, (d 1789), lawyer and antiquary
- Callcott, Maria, (1785-1842), author and traveller Chile;Brazil
- Cambridge, Adolphus Frederick, (1774-1850), 1st Duke of Cambridge, Field Marshal
- Cambridge, Alexander Augustus Frederick William, (1874-1957), Earl of Athlone, Major General
- Cambridge, George William Frederick Charles, (1819-1904) 2nd Duke of Cambridge, Field Marshal
- Cambridge, Gerry, (b 1959), poet
- Camden, William, (1551-1623), antiquary, herald and schoolmaster
- Cameron, Andrew , (b1929), SNP activist
- Cameron, Charles, (fl 1795-1820), Colonial Governor
- Cameron, Sir David Young, (1865-1945), Knight, painter and etcher
- Cameron, Donald, (? 1695-1748), Jacobite
- Cameron, Sir Ewen, (1629-1719), Knight, Jacobite
- Cameron, John, (1771-1815), Lieutenant Colonel 92nd Regiment
- Cameron, John Kennedy, (1860-1944), Professor of Systematic Theology
- Cameron, Samuel, (1813-1872), minister of Logierait
- Cameron, Una, (1904-1987), climber
- Cameron, Verney Lovett, (1844-1894), African explorer
- Campbell, Sir Alexander, (d 1824), 1st Baronet Lieutenant General
- Campbell, Alexander, (1764-1824), composer and writer
- Campbell, Archibald, (1598-1661), Marquess of Argyll
- Campbell, Archibald, (1629-1685), 9th Earl of Argyll
- Campbell, Archibald, (d 1703), 1st Duke of Argyll
- Campbell, Archibald, (d 1744), Bishop of Aberdeen
- Campbell, Archibald, (1682-1761), 3rd Duke of Argyll
- Campbell, Sir Archibald, (1739-1791), Knight, Major General, Colonial Governor
- Campbell, Lord Archibald, (1846-1913), 2nd son of 8th Duke of Argyll
- Campbell, Archibald, (1877-1963), Piobaireachd Collector
- Campbell, Colin, (1644-1726), theologian
- Campbell, Donald, (b 1940), playwright and poet
- Campbell, Elizabeth, (1659-1735), Duchess of Argyll
- Campbell, Gavin, (1851-1922), Marquess of Breadalbane
- Campbell, Sir George, (1778-1854), Knight, surgeon
- Campbell, Sir George, (1824-1892), Knight, Lieutenant Governor of Bengal MP
- Campbell, George Douglas, (1823-1900), 8th Duke of Argyll, statesman
- Campbell, Sir Ilay, (1734-1823), 1st Baronet Lord Succoth Scottish Judge and MP
- Campbell, Sir James, (1667-1745), Knight, General
- Campbell, James Archibald, (1854-1926), Author and Spiritualist
- Campbell, John, (1635-1716), 1st Earl of Breadalbane
- Campbell, John, (1680-1743) 2nd Duke of Argyll, Duke of Greenwich
- Campbell, John, (1693-1770), 4th Duke of Argyll
- Campbell, John, (1696-1782), 3rd Earl of Breadalbane
- Campbell, John, (1705-1782), 4th Earl of Loudoun, General
- Campbell, John, (1723-1806), 5th Duke of Argyll
- Campbell, John, (1766-1840), Independent minister, philanthropist and traveller
- Campbell, John, (1779-1861), 1st Baron Campbell, Lord Chancellor
- Campbell, John, (1796-1862), 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane
- Campbell, John Douglas Edward Henry, (1777-1847), 7th Duke of Argyll
- Campbell, John Douglas Sutherland, (1845-1914), 9th Duke of Argyll, Governor General of Canada
- Campbell, John Francis, (1822-1885), Gaelic scholar scientist
- Campbell, John Lorne, (1906-1996), folklorist and writer
- Campbell, Sir Neil, (1776-1827), Knight General
- Campbell, Niall Diarmid, (1872-1949), 10th Duke of Argyll
- Campbell, R W, (fl 1915-1926), Captain Novelist
- Campbell, Thomas, (1777-1844), poet
- Campbell, Thomas, (1790-1858), sculptor
- Campbell-Bannerman, Sir Henry, (1836-1908), statesman
- Campbell-Orde, Sir Simon Arthur, (1907-1969), 5th Baronet Major
- Cane, Arthur Beresford, (1864-1939), Barrister
- Canning, George, (1770-1827), statesman
- Canning, Stratford, (1786-1880), 1st Viscount Stratford de Redcliffe, diplomat
- Capen, Nahum, (1804-1886), miscellaneous writer
- Caradoc, John Hobart, (1799-1873), 2nd Baron Howden, General
- Carew, Sir Benjamin Hallowell, (1760-1834), Knight, Admiral
- Carleton, Charlotte, (1831-1914), Baroness Dorchester
- Carleton, William, (1794-1869), Irish Novelist
- Carlyle, Alexander, (1722-1805), Church of Scotland minister and memorialist
- Carlyle, Alexander James, (1861-1943), Historian of Political Thought
- Carlyle, Jane Baillie Welsh, (1801-1866), poet and writer
- Carlyle, John Aitken, (1801-1879), physician
- Carlyle, Thomas, (1795-1881), historian, essayist and philosopher
- Carmichael, William, (fl 1783-1787), Diplomat
- Carnall, Elisabeth Seale, (1935-2015), peace activist
- Carnegie, Andrew, (1835-1919), manufacturer and philanthropist
- Carnegie, Sir David, (1753-1805), 4th Baronet MP
- Carnegie, James, (1827-1905), 9th Earl of Southesk
- Carruthers, Robert, (1799-1878), writer and editor
- Carson, Edward Henry, (1854-1935), Baron Carson, politician
- Carstares, William, (1649-1715), statesman, minister of Greyfriars, Edinburgh
- Carswell, Catherine Roxburgh, (1879-1946), novelist and book-reviewer
- Cartwright, John, (fl 1815-1830), British Consul General at Constantinople
- Cartwright, Sir Thomas, (1795-1850), Knight, diplomat
- Cary, Arthur Joyce Lunel, (1888-1957), writer
- Casamajor, James Henry, (fl 1771-1813), Indian Civil Servant
- Caskie, Donald Currie, (1902-1983), minister of Scots Kirk, Paris
- Cathcart, Alan Frederick, (1828-1905), 3rd Earl Cathcart
- Cathcart, Archibald Hamilton, (1764-1841), Prebendary of York
- Cathcart, Charles, (1686-1740), 8th Baron Cathcart
- Cathcart, Charles Murray, (1783-1859), 2nd Earl Cathcart, General
- Cathcart, Charles Schaw, (1721-1776), 9th Baron Cathcart, Lieutenant General
- Cathcart, Sir George, (1794-1854), Knight General
- Cathcart, William Schaw, (1755-1843), 1st Earl Cathcart, General
- Cavendish, Georgiana, (1757-1806), political hostess
- Cavendish, Spencer Compton, (1833-1908), 8th Duke of Devonshire, statesman
- Cavendish-Bentinck, Lord William Henry, (1774-1839), Lieutenant General Governor General of India
- Cavendish-Bentinck, William Henry Cavendish, (1738-1809), 3rd Duke of Portland, statesman
- Cawley, Frederick, (1884-1978), Principal of Spurgeon's College London
- Chaderton, William, (1540-1608), Bishop of Lincoln
- Chads, Sir Henry Ducie, (? 1788-1868), Knight Admiral
- Chadwick, Sir Edwin, (1800-1890), Knight, sanitary reformer
- Chalmers, Alexander, (1759-1834), writer
- Chalmers, Esther Barbara, (b 1894), author
- Chalmers, George, (1742-1825), antiquary and public servant
- Chalmers, George Paul, (1836-1878), painter
- Chalmers, Patrick, (1802-1854), antiquary, MP for Montrose
- Chalmers, Thomas, (1780-1847), Church of Scotland minister and social reformer
- Chamberlain, Arthur Neville, (1869-1940), statesman
- Chamberlain, Joseph, (1836-1914), statesman
- Chamberlain, Sir Joseph Austen, (1863-1937), Knight, politician
- Chambers, Charles Edward Stuart, (1859-1936), editor and publisher
- Chambers, Robert, (1802-1871), publisher and author
- Chambers, Robert, (1832-1888), publisher and author
- Chambers, William, (1800-1883), publisher
- Chaplin, Henry, (1840-1923), 1st Viscount Chaplin
- Chapman, Sir Edward Francis, (1840-1926), Knight General
- Chapman, John, (1822-1894), Physician Author and Publisher of the Westminster Review
- Charles I, (1600-1649), King of Great Britain and Ireland
- Charles, Nicholas, (d 1613), Lancaster herald
- Charles, Robert Henry, (1855-1931), Archdeacon of Westminster
- Charlotte Sophia, (1744-1818), Queen of George III,
- Charteris, Archibald Hamilton, (1835-1908), Church of Scotland minister and biblical scholar
- Charteris, Sir Evan Edward, (1864-1940), Knight Biographer and Barrister
- Charteris, Francis, (1675-1732), Styled "colonel" Adventurer
- Charteris, Francis, (1749-1808), Lord Elcho Agriculturist
- Charteris, Nigel Keppel, (1878-1967), Colonel
- Cheney, Edward, (1803-1884), Captain Bibliophile
- Chesney, Sir George Tomkyns, (1830-1895), Knight General
- Cheyne, James, (d 1602), Philosopher and Mathematician
- Chiari, Joseph, (1911-1989), poet and playwright
- Child, Harold Hannyngton, (1869-1945), journalist
- Cholmley, William, (d 1554), Grocer
- Chorley, Henry Fothergill, (1808-1872), Music Critic
- Christian, (d 1917), Prince of Schleswig Holstein
- Christie, Alexander, (fl 1789-1793), Provost of Montrose
- Christie, Alexander Turnbull, (1801-1832), surgeon and scientist
- Christmas, Henry, (1811-1868), writer
- Christopher Nisbet-Hamilton, Lady Mary, (1802-1883), daughter of Thomas Bruce, 7th Earl of Elgin
- Chrystal, George, (1851-1911), mathematician
- Churchill, George, (fl 1747-1753), Lieutenant General
- Churchill, John, (1650-1722), 1st Duke of Marlborough, General, statesman
- Churchill, Lord Randolph Henry Spencer, (1849-1895), statesman
- Churchill, Sir Winston Leonard Spencer, (1874-1965), Knight, prime minister and historian
- Claire, Regi, (b 1962), author
- Clarges, Sir Richard Goddard Hare, (d 1857), Knight, Lieutenant General
- Clark, Sir James, (1788-1870), 1st Baronet physician
- Clark, Sir John Maurice, (1859-1924), 2nd Baronet, publisher
- Clark, Ronald William, (1916-1987), biographer and historian
- Clark, William George, (1821-1878), literary and classical scholar
- Clarke, John Smith, (1885-1959), socialist and MP
- Clarke, Sir William, (? 1623-1666), Knight, Secretary at War
- Clarkson, Euan Neilson Kerr, (b 1937), palaeontologist
- Clay, John, (1796-1858), Chaplain of Preston Gaol
- Cleghorn, James, (1778-1838), Actuary and Journalist
- Clementi, Sir Cecil, (1875-1947), Knight, colonial administrator
- Clephane, John, (d 1758), Physician
- Clerk, John, (1611-1674), Merchant and Landowner
- Clerk, Sir John, (1684-1755), Knight, antiquary and advocate
- Clerk, John, (1757-1832), Lord Eldin Scottish Judge
- Clerk, Robert, (fl 1757-1793), General
- Clerk-Maxwell, James, (1831-1879), physicist
- Clifford, Jo, (b 1950), playwright
- Clinton, Margery, (1931-2005), potter
- Close, Sir Barry, (1756-1813), Major General
- Clouston, William Alexander, (1843-1896), writer
- Coats, Robert Hay, (1873-1956), Baptist minister and author
- Cobden, Richard, (1804-1865), statesman and businessman
- Cochran, Peter, (1944-2015), Byron scholar
- Cochrane, Sir Alexander Forrester Inglis, (1758-1832), Knight, Admiral
- Cochrane, Archibald, (1749-1831), 9th Earl of Dundonald, chemist
- Cochrane, Sir Archibald Douglas, (1885-1958), Knight, governor of Burma
- Cochrane, Douglas Mackinnon Baillie Hamilton, (1852-1935), 12th Earl of Dundonald, Lieutenant General
- Cochrane, John, (1750-1801), Deputy Commissary to Forces in North America
- Cochrane, John George, (1781-1852), Scottish editor, bibliographer and librarian
- Cochrane, Robert, (1804-1891)
- Cochrane, Thomas, (1775-1860), 10th Earl of Dundonald, Admiral
- Cochrane, Sir Thomas John, (1789-1872), Knight, Admiral
- Cochrane, William George, (d 1857), Lieutenant General
- Cochrane-Baillie, Alexander Dundas Ross Wishart, (1816-1890), 1st Baron Lamington, politician
- Cockburn, Alicia, (? 1712-1793), author
- Cockburn, Sir George, (1763-1847), Knight, naval officer
- Cockburn, Sir George, (1772-1853), 8th Baronet Admiral of the Fleet
- Cockburn, Henry, (1779-1854), Lord Cockburn Scottish judge
- Cockerell, Charles Robert, (1788-1863), architect and archaeologist
- Cockerell, Sir Sydney Carlyle, (1867-1962), Knight, Director of the Fitzwilliam Museum, bibliographer
- Coke, Thomas William, (1754-1842), 1st Earl of Leicester
- Colebrooke, Henry Thomas, (1765-1837), Sanskrit Scholar
- Coleman, Benjamin, (1673-1747), American Minister
- Coleridge, Sir John Taylor, (1790-1876), Knight, judge
- Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, (1772-1834), poet and philosopher
- Colles, William Morris, (1855-1926), literary agent London
- Collingwood, Cuthbert, (1750-1810), 1st Baron Collingwood, Admiral
- Collingwood, William Gershom, (1854-1932), antiquary, archaeologist and artist
- Collins, Clifton Wilbraham, (b 1845), letter writer
- Collins, Edward James Mortimer, (1827-1876), novelist and journalist
- Collins, Frances, (c1841-1886), wife of Mortimer Collins
- Collins, William Edmund Wood, (fl 1868-1900), letter writer
- Collins, Sir William Job, (1859-1946), Knight, physician and public servant
- Collins, William Lucas, (1817-1887), author
- Collins, William Wilkie, (1824-1889), novelist and playwright London
- Collinson, Francis M, (1898-1985), folklorist and musician
- Collinson, Sir Richard, (1811-1883), Knight Admiral
- Colomb, George Hatton, (fl 1863-1894), Author
- Colpoys, Sir Edward Griffith, (c1767-1832), Knight, Admiral
- Colquhoun, Archibald Campbell, (c 1754-1820), MP Lord Clerk Register
- Colquhoun, Archibald Ross, (1848-1914), colonial administrator, traveller and writer
- Colquhoun, John, (1805-1885), Writer On Sport
- Colquhoun-Stirling-Murray-Dunlop, Alexander, (1798-1870), church lawyer and politician
- Columbine, Edward Henry, (d 1811), Captain RN Governor of Sierra Leone
- Colvin, Frances Jane, (1839-1924), hostess
- Colvin, Sir Sidney, (1845-1927), Knight, art and literary critic
- Colyear, Charles, (1700-1785), 2nd Earl of Portmore
- Combe, Andrew, (1797-1847), physiologist and phrenologist
- Combe, George, (1788-1858), phrenologist
- Compton, Margaret, (d1830), poet
- Conder, Claude Reignier, (1848-1910), Colonel and Explorer
- Congreve, Richard, (1818-1899), Positivist
- Conington, John, (1825-1869), classical scholar
- Conn, Stewart, (b 1936), poet and playwright
- Connaught, Arthur William Patrick Albert, (1850-1942), 1st Duke of Connaught, Field Marshal
- Connell, Sir John, (? 1765-1831), Knight Scottish Judge
- Constable, Archibald, (1774-1827), publisher
- Constable, Thomas, (1812-1881), printer and publisher
- Conway, William Martin, (1856-1937), Baron Conway of Allington, art critic
- Cook, Sir Edward Tyas, (1857-1919), Knight Journalist
- Cook, George, (1772-1845), Scottish Church Leader
- Cooke, George Albert, (1865-1939), Professor of Hebrew Oxford
- Cooke, William, (1711-1797), Dean of Ely
- Cooper, Charles Alfred, (1829-1916), editor of the Scotsman
- Cooper, Sir Grey, (c1726-1801), 2nd Baronet and politician
- Cooper, Leo, (1934-2013), publisher
- Cooper, Thomas Mackay, (1892-1955), Baron Cooper of Culross, Lord Justice General of Scotland
- Coote, Sir Colin Reith, (1893-1979), Knight, Knight journalist
- Coote, Sir Eyre, (1726-1783), Knight, General
- Cope, Sir John, (1690-1760), Knight, Knight Lieutenant General MP
- Copeland, Fanny Susan, (1872-1970), translator and journalist
- Copland, Samuel, (fl 1858-1873), Agriculturalist
- Corbett, Elsie Cameron, (1893-1977), volunteer ambulance driver, JP, suffragist, folklorist and diarist Chelsea, Middlesex
- Corbett, Joseph, (1759-1838), Archdeacon of Salop, writer on agriculture
- Corbett, Thomas Godfrey Polson, (1895-1977), 2nd Baron Rowallan
- Coren, Richard, (fl 1751-1762), Lieutenant Governor of Edinburgh Castle
- Cornewall, Sir George Amyand, (1748-1819), 2nd Baronet MP
- Cornwallis, Sir Charles, (d 1629), Knight, diplomat
- Cornwallis, Charles, (1738-1805), 1st Marquess Cornwallis, General, statesman
- Cornwallis, Sir William, (1744-1819), Knight, Admiral
- Corrie, Joe, (1894-1968), playwright
- Cory, William Johnson, (1823-1892), poet and master at Eton
- Costello, Dudley, (1803-1865), journalist
- Cottington, Francis, (1578-1652), 1st Baron Cottington, diplomat
- Cousin, Anne Ross, (1824-1906), hymn writer
- Coutts, Thomas, (1735-1822), banker
- Coventry, Andrew, (1764-1832), agriculturist
- Cowell, Herbert, (fl 1854-1900), miscellaneous writer
- Cowper-Temple, William Francis, (1811-1888), Baron Mount Temple, politician
- Cox, Robert, (1810-1872), Anti Sabbatarian
- Crabbe, Sir John Gordon, (1892-1961), Colonel
- Craig, Sir James Gibson, (1765-1850), Knight, politician
- Craig, Sir James Henry, (1748-1812), Knight, General, colonial governor
- Craig, James Thomson Gibson, (1799-1886), antiquary
- Craig, Robert, (1917-1995), Theologian
- Craig, Sir Thomas, (1538-1608), Knight, Scottish Feudalist
- Craig, William, (1745-1813), Lord Craig Judge and Essayist
- Craig, Sir William Gibson, (1797-1878), 2nd Baronet MP
- Craigen, James Mark, (b 1938), MP
- Craigie, Robert, (1685-1760), Scottish Judge
- Craigie, Sir William Alexander, (1867-1957), Knight, philologist and lexicographer
- Craik, Dinah Maria, (1826-1887), author
- Craik, George Lillie, (1798-1866), author
- Craik, Sir Henry, (1846-1927), 1st Baronet, civil servant and author
- Crampsey, Robert Andrew, (1930-2008), writer, teacher and broadcaster
- Craven, Keppel Richard, (1779-1851), traveller
- Crawford, Kenna, (b 1960), artist
- Crawford, Robert Caldwell, (1925-2011), composer
- Crawfurd, George, (d 1748), genealogist and historian
- Crewe-Milnes, Robert Offley Ashburton, (1858-1945), 1st Marquess of Crewe, statesman
- Crichton-Stuart, John, (1793-1848), 2nd Marquess of Bute
- Crichton-Stuart, John, (1889-1947), 4th Marquess of Bute
- Crichton-Stuart, John Patrick, (1847-1900), 3rd Marquess of Bute
- Crichton-Stuart, Sophia Frederica Christina, (1809-1859) Marchioness of Bute, philanthropist
- Crick, Sir Bernard Rowland, (1929-2008), Knight, political theorist and public servant
- Croal, John P, (1852-1932), journalist
- Crockett, Samuel Rutherford, (1860-1914), novelist
- Croker, John Wilson, (1780-1857), politician and essayist
- Croker, Thomas Crofton, (1798-1854), Irish antiquary
- Croly, George, (1780-1860), Rector of Stephen's, Walbrook, author
- Croly, George, (1780-1860), author and clergyman
- Cromek, Robert Hartley, (1770-1812), Engraver
- Crompton, Sir Samuel, (1785-1849), 1st Baronet MP
- Cromwell, Oliver, (1599-1658), Lord Protector
- Cronin, Archibald Joseph, (1896-1981), novelist
- Crosbie, Hugh Purves, (b 1912), author as John Carrick
- Crosbie, William, (1915-1999), artist
- Crosland, Camilla Dufour, (1812-1895), writer
- Cross, Mary Ann, (1819-1880), novelist and poet Nuneaton, Warwickshire
- Crowe, Eyre Evans, (1799-1868), historian
- Cruickshank, Helen Burness, (1886-1975), poet
- Crum, Frederick Maurice, (fl 1893-1955), Scouting Leader
- Cullen, William, (1710-1790), physician
- Cuming, Sir Alexander, (? 1690-1775), Knight, Scottish lawyer and Chief of the Cherokees
- Cumming, William Skeoch, (1864-1929), painter
- Cumming-Bruce, Charles Lennox, (1790-1875), politician
- Cummings, William Hayman, (1831-1915), Musician
- Cummyng, James, (fl 1760-1789), herald painter and antiquary
- Cunliffe, Sir Ellis, (1717-1767), 1st Baronet, MP for Liverpool
- Cunningham, Alexander, (? 1655-1730), critic
- Cunningham, Allan, (1784-1842), poet and songwriter
- Cunningham, Allan, (1791-1839), botanist
- Cunningham, Andrew Brown, (1883-1963), 1st Viscount Cunningham, Admiral of the Fleet
- Cunningham, Peter, (1816-1869), author, critic, antiquary and editor
- Cunningham, William, (c 1610-1664), 9th Earl of Glencairn
- Cunningham, William, (1805-1861), Free Church of Scotland minister and theologian
- Cunninghame Graham, Robert Bontine, (1852-1936), politician and author
- Cunninghame-Graham, Sir Angus Edward Malise Bontine , (1893-1981) Knight, Admiral
- Cunygham, W S, (fl1900-1908), Captain, British Army
- Cupples, George, (fl 1840-1908), Author
- Curle, Richard Henry Parnell, (1883-1968), traveller and author
- Curling, Henry, (1803-1864), novelist
- Currie, James, (1756-1805), physician and author
- Currie, Sir Philip Henry Woodehouse, (1834-1906), Baron Currie, diplomat
- Cursiter, Stanley, (1887-1976), painter and limner
- Curwen, Henry, (1845-1892), journalist
- Curzon, George Nathaniel, (1859-1925), Marquess Curzon of Kedleston, statesman
- Custer, Elizabeth Bacon, (1842-1933), American author and public speaker
- D'Aguilar, Sir Charles Lawrence, (1821-1912), Knight General
- D'Aguilar, Sir George Charles, (1784-1855), Knight, Lieutenant General
- Daiches, David, (1912-2005), literary critic and scholar
- Daiches, Lionel Henry, (1911-1999), advocate
- Dallas, Eneas Sweetland, (1828-1879), journalist and author
- Dallas, George, (1630-1702), Scottish lawyer
- Dallmeyer, Andrew, (1945-2017), playwright, theatre director and actor
- Dalrymple, Alexander, (1737-1808), hydrographer to the Navy
- Dalrymple, Sir Charles, (1839-1916), 1st Baronet Politician
- Dalrymple, Sir David, (d 1721), 1st Baronet of Hailes Politician
- Dalrymple, Sir David, (1726-1792), third baronet, Lord Hailes, judge and historian
- Dalrymple, Sir Hew Hamilton, (1857-1945), Knight MP Vice Chairman of Trustees National Library of Scotland
- Dalrymple, Sir Hew Whitefoord, (1750-1830), 1st Baronet General
- Dalrymple, Sir James, (1692-1751), 2nd Baronet
- Dalrymple, Sir John, (1648-1707), 1st Earl of Stair
- Dalrymple, John, (1673-1747), 2nd Earl of Stair, General
- Dalrymple, Sir John, (1726-1810), 4th Baronet, judge and historian
- Dalrymple, Sir John Hamilton Macgill, (1771-1853), 8th Earl of Stair, General
- Dalrymple, Stair Park, (d 1805), Major General
- Dalrymple-Murray-Kynynmound, Hugh, (d 1741), lawyer and journalist
- Dalyell, Sir John Graham, (1775-1851), Knight, antiquary and naturalist
- Dalyell, Thomas, (c 1599-1685), of Binns General MP
- Dalyell, Sir Thomas, (1932-2017), 11th Baronet, politician Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Dalzel, Andrew, (1742-1806), classical scholar, historian
- Damer, Anne Seymour, (1749-1828), Sculptor
- Danson, Ernest Denny Logie, (1880-1946), Bishop of Edinburgh
- D'Arcy, Robert, (1718-1778), 4th Earl of Holdernesse, statesman
- Darling, Sir Charles Henry, (1809-1870), Knight, colonial administrator
- Dasent, Sir George Webbe, (1817-1896), Knight Assistant Editor of the Times
- Davidson, Andrew Nevile, (1899-1976), minister of Glasgow Cathedral
- Davidson, Harriet Miller, (1839-1883), poet and novelist
- Davidson, James Lauder, (1916-1992), forester and soldier
- Davidson, John, (c1724-1797), lawyer and antiquary
- Davidson, John, (1857-1909), poet
- Davidson, Sir John Humphrey, (1876-1954), Knight Major General
- Davidson, Randall Thomas, (1848-1930), Baron Davidson of Lambeth, Archbishop of Canterbury
- Davidson, William Leslie, (1848-1929), Professor of Logic and Metaphysics
- Davie, Elspeth, (1919-1995), author
- Davies, William, (d 1820), Bookseller
- Davis, Sir John Francis, (1795-1890), Knight, diplomat and writer
- Dawkins, Richard McGillivray, (1871-1955), Classical Scholar Philologist Archaeologist
- Dawson, George Geoffrey, (1874-1944), editor of The Times
- De Luca, Christine, (b 1947), poet
- Deacon, Sir George Edward Raven, (1906-1985), Knight, oceanographer
- Deacon, William Frederick, (1799-1845), journalist and author
- Dearmer, Mabel, (1872-1915), artist, writer and dramatist
- Deas, Sir George, (1804-1887), Knight Scottish Judge
- Debenham, Frank, (1883-1965), geographer
- Delafaye, Charles, (d 1762), Under Secretary of State
- Delancey, Sir William Howe, (d 1815), Knight Colonel Deputy Quartermaster General
- Delane, John Thadeus, (1817-1879), editor of The Times
- Dempster, George, (1732-1818), MP, East India Co director, agriculturalist
- Denison, Edward, (1801-1854), Bishop of Salisbury
- Dennistoun, James, (1803-1855), antiquary
- Dent, Edward Joseph, (1876-1957), musicologist
- Deuchar, Alexander, (d1844), antiquary
- Devisme, Louis, (1720-1776), Diplomat
- Dibdin, Thomas Frognall, (1776-1847), vicar of Exning, antiquary and bibliographer
- Dick, Sir Alexander, (1703-1785), 3rd Baronet, physician
- Dick, Thomas, (1774-1857), writer on science and philosopher
- Dickens, Charles John Huffam, (1812-1870), novelist and journalist
- Dickie, James Fowlie, (1886-1983), Scottish fiddler and music collector
- Dickie, John, (1875-1942), theologian
- Dickinson, William Croft, (1897-1963), historian
- Dickson, Sir David James Hamilton, (? 1781-1850), Knight, Inspector of Hospitals RN
- Dickson, James Douglas Hamilton, (1849-1931), Physicist
- Dickson, Robert Kirk, (1898-1952), Rear Admiral
- Dickson, Thomas Elder, (1899-1978), artist Barrhead, Renfrewshire
- Dickson, William Kirk, (1860-1949), librarian
- Dilke, Sir Charles Wentworth, (1843-1911), Knight, 2nd Baronet, politician and author
- Dillon, Emile Joseph, (1854-1933), philologist, author and journalist
- Dimsdale, Nathaniel, (1748-1811), Russian Baron, MP for Hertford
- Dirom, Alexander, (d 1830), Lieutenant General
- Dix-Hutton, Henry, (1824-1907), Barrister and positivist
- Dixon, William Macneile, (1866-1946), author and English scholar
- Dobbie, Sir Joseph, (1862-1943), Knight President of Scottish Vernacular Association
- Dobell, Sydney Thompson, (1824-1874), poet and critic
- Dobie, Alexander, (fl 1831-1871), solicitor and parliamentary agent
- Doddridge, Sir John, (1555-1628), Knight, judge, MP and historian
- Dods, Marcus, (1834-1909), New Testament scholar
- Donaldson, Arthur, (fl 1946-1972), Scottish Nationalist and Journalist
- Donaldson, Sir James, (1831-1915), Knight Educationist Classical and Patristic Scholar
- Donkin, Sir Rufane Shaw, (1773-1841), Knight General
- Donne, Sir Daniel, (d 1617), Knight Civilian
- D'Orsey, Alexander James Donald, (1812-1894), Scottish Episcopal clergyman and Portuguese scholar
- Dott, George, (fl 1909-1954), Scottish Nationalist
- Doubleday, Thomas, (1790-1870), Author Politician
- Douglas, Lord Alfred Bruce, (1870-1945), poet
- Douglas, Andrew, (b 1753), Paymaster of the Navy
- Douglas, Archibald James Edward, (1748-1827), 1st Baron Douglas of Douglas
- Douglas, Catherine, (1701-1777), Duchess of Queensberry
- Douglas, David, (1823-1916), bookseller and publisher
- Douglas, Dunbar, (1722-1799), 4th Earl of Selkirk
- Douglas, George, (1662-1738), 13th Earl of Morton
- Douglas, Sir George Brisbane, (1856-1935), 5th Baronet writer
- Douglas, George Henry, (1821-1905), Admiral
- Douglas, Sir Henry Percy, (1876-1939), Knight Vice Admiral
- Douglas, Sir Howard, (1776-1861), 3rd Baronet General and Colonial Governor
- Douglas, James, (d 1581), 4th Earl of Morton
- Douglas, James, (d 1692), Lieutenant General
- Douglas, James, (1646-1700), 2nd Marquess of Douglas
- Douglas, James, (1671-1692), Styled Earl of Angus
- Douglas, John, (d 1768), minister of Jedburgh
- Douglas, Sir Kenneth, (1754-1833), 1st Baronet, Lieutenant General
- Douglas, Norman, (1868-1952), author and traveller
- Douglas, Robert, (d 1716), Bishop of Dunblane
- Douglas, Sir Robert, (1694-1770), 6th Baronet, genealogist
- Douglas, Robert, (1727-1809), Lieutenant General
- Douglas, Robert, (1747-1820), minister of Galashiels
- Douglas, Sir Robert Kennaway, (1838-1913), Knight Professor of Chinese
- Douglas, Sylvester, (1743-1823), Baron Glenbervie, politician
- Douglas, Thomas, (1771-1820), 5th Earl of Selkirk
- Douglas, William, (d1606), 6th Earl of Morton
- Douglas, William, (1554-1611), 10th Earl of Angus
- Douglas, William, (c 1584-1648), 7th Earl of Morton
- Douglas, William, (1589-1660), 1st Marquess of Angus
- Douglas, William, (1635-1694), 3rd Duke of Hamilton
- Douglas, William Scott, (1815-1883), editor of Robert Burns
- Douglas-Hamilton, James Alexander, (b 1942), Baron Selkirk of Douglas, lawyer and politician
- Douglas-Home, Alexander Frederick, (1903-1995), Baron Home of the Hirsel, statesman
- Douglas-Home, Lady Margaret Jane, (d 1955), daughter of 12th Earl of Home
- Douglas-Home, William, (1912-1992), playwright
- Doveton, Sir John, (1768-1847), Knight Lieutenant General Madras Army
- Dowden, Edward, (1843-1913), Professor of English Literature and critic
- Dowden, John, (1840-1910), Bishop of Edinburgh, historian
- Downer, Arthur Cleveland, (1847-1943), theologian
- Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan, (1859-1930), Knight author physician criminologist Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Doyle, Sir Francis Hastings Charles, (1810-1888), 2nd Baronet, poet
- Doyle, Richard, (1824-1883), Artist and Caricaturist
- Drake, Francis, (1764-1821), Diplomat
- Drew, Mary, (1847-1927), author, private secretary of WE Gladstone
- Drew, Mary Buchanan, (1894-1980)
- Drummond, George, (1687-1766), Lord Provost of Edinburgh
- Drummond, Henry, (1851-1897), theologian and scientist
- Drummond, Henry Home, (1783-1867), MP
- Drummond, James, (1648-1716), 4th Earl and 1st Titular Duke of Perth
- Drummond, James Andrew John Laurence Charles, (1767-1851), 8th Viscount Strathallan
- Drummond, John, (c 1584-1662), 2nd Earl of Perth
- Drummond, William, (1585-1649), Poet
- Drummond, William Hamilton, (1778-1865), poet and controversialist
- Drury, William O'Bryen, (d 1832), Admiral
- Drysdale, Douglas, (1915-1984), Scottish nationalist activist and businessman
- Du Maurier, George Louis Palmella Busson, (1834-1896), Artist and Novelist
- Duckworth, Sir John Thomas, (1748-1817), 1st Baronet Admiral
- Dudden, Frederick Homes, (1874-1955), Master of Pembroke College Oxford, theologian
- Dudley, Robert, (1532-1588) Earl of Leicester
- Duff, Alexander, (1806-1878), missionary
- Duff, Alexander William George, (1849-1912), 1st Duke of Fife
- Duff, Archibald, (d 1858), Admiral
- Duff, William, (1696-1763), 1st Earl Fife
- Duffy, Sir Charles Gavan, (1816-1903), Knight, MP, Irish Nationalist and Australian politician
- Dugdale, Blanche Elizabeth Campbell, (1880-1948), Head of Intelligence, League of Nations Union
- Dunbar, John Telfer, (1912-2003), costume historian
- Dunbar, Sir William, (1812-1889), 7th Baronet MP
- Dunbar, Sir William Cospatrick, (1844-1931), 9th Baronet Assistant Under Secretary for Scotland
- Duncan, Andrew, (1773-1832), physician
- Duncan, Archibald Alexander McBeth, (1926-2017), Scottish historian
- Duncan, George Alexander Philips Haldane-, (1845-1933), 4th Earl of Camperdown
- Duncan, George Simpson, (1884-1965), New Testament scholar
- Duncan, Sir Henry, (d 1835), Knight, Captain RN
- Duncan, Henry, (1774-1846), Church of Scotland minister, founder of Savings Banks
- Duncan, John, (1866-1945), painter
- Duncan, Jonathan, (1756-1811), Governor of Bombay
- Duncan, Joseph Forbes, (1879-1964), agricultural trade unionist
- Dundas, Colin, (1842-1911), Lieutenant, RN
- Dundas, Sir David, (1735-1820), Knight General
- Dundas, David, (1749-1826), Baronet Surgeon
- Dundas, Sir David, (1799-1877), Knight, statesman
- Dundas, George, (1819-1880), politician, colonial governor
- Dundas, Henry, (1742-1811), 1st Viscount Melville, statesman
- Dundas, James, (1842-1879), Captain Royal Engineers
- Dundas, Sir Lawrence, (d 1781), 1st Baronet Commissary General
- Dundas, Robert, (1685-1753), Lord Arniston Scottish Judge
- Dundas, Robert, (1713-1787), Lord Arniston Scottish Judge
- Dundas, Robert, (1758-1819) Lord Arniston, Scottish Judge
- Dundas, Robert James, (1832-1904), Anglican clergyman
- Dundas, Thomas, (1795-1873), 2nd Earl of Zetland, MP
- Dunlop, Alexander, (1684-1747), classical scholar
- Dunlop, Alexander Graham, (1819-1892), diplomat
- Dunlop, Annie Isabella, (1897-1973), historian
- Dunlop, John, (1755-1820), collector of Scottish songs and Lord Provost of Glasgow
- Dunlop, John, (1789-1868), Abolitionist
- Dunlop, John, (b 1915), International Brigade volunteer
- Dunlop, William, (? 1649-1700), Principal of the University of Glasgow
- Dunlop, William, (1692-1720), Ecclesiastical historian
- Dunn, James Nicol, (1856-1919), journalist
- Dunn, Robert, (1799-1877), general practitioner and psychologist
- Dunnett, Sir Alastair Mactavish, (1908-1998), Knight, journalist and author
- Dunnett, Dorothy, (1923-2001), author and painter
- Durand, Sir Edward Law, (1845-1920), 1st Baronet colonial administrator
- D'Urban, Sir Benjamin, (1777-1849), Knight Lieutenant General Colonial Governor
- Durham, Sir Philip Charles Henderson Calderwood, (1763-1845), Knight, Admiral
- Duthie, George Ian, (1915-1967), Professor of English Literature Aberdeen University
- Dwelly, Edward, (1864-1939), Gaelic lexicographer
- Dyce, William, (1806-1864), painter
- Dyer, George, (1755-1841), Poet
- Eagles, John, (1783-1855), Artist and Author
- Eardley, Joan Kathleen Harding, (1921-1963), painter
- Earle, Sir Lionel, (1866-1948), Knight, civil servant
- Earwaker, John Parsons, (1847-1895), Cheshire Antiquary
- Eastlake, Elizabeth, (1809-1893), reviewer and author
- Eaton, Charlotte Anne, (1788-1859), writer
- Eckford, James, (? 1786-1867), Lieutenant General Bengal Army
- Eden, Emily, (1797-1869), Novelist and Traveller
- Eden, George, (1784-1849), Earl of Auckland, Governor General of India, statesman
- Eden, Morton Frederick, (1752-1830), 1st Baron Henley, diplomat
- Eden, William, (1744-1814), 1st Baron Auckland, statesman
- Edgeworth, Maria, (1768-1849), novelist and children's writer
- Edgeworth, Richard Lovell, (1744-1817), author
- Edmonstone, Sir Archibald, (1795-1871), 3rd Baronet Traveller and Author
- Edmonstone, Neil Benjamin, (1765-1841), Indian administrator
- Edward, Thomas, (1814-1886), naturalist and shoemaker
- Edward VII, (1841-1910), King of Great Britain and Ireland
- Edward VIII, (1894-1972), King of Great Britain and Ireland, afterwards Duke of Windsor
- Edwards, Clement Alexander, (1812-1882), General
- Egerton, Francis, (1800-1857), 1st Earl of Ellesmere, politician, poet
- Egerton, Granville George Algernon, (1859-1951), Major General
- Elder, Michael Aiken, (1931-2004), playwright
- Eliot, Thomas Stearns, (1888-1965), poet
- Elizabeth, (1900-2002), Queen Consort of George VI
- Elizabeth I, (1533-1603), Queen of England and Ireland
- Ellershaw, Henry, (1863-1932), Master of University College Durham
- Ellice, Edward, (1781-1863), merchant and politician
- Ellice, Edward, (1810-1880), politician
- Ellice, Robert, (1774-1856), General
- Elliot, Alexander Kynynmound, (1754-1778), East India Co official
- Elliot, Andrew, (1728-1797), Colonial Administrator
- Elliot, Arthur Ralph Douglas, (1846-1923), Politician
- Elliot, Sir Charles, (1801-1875), Knight Admiral Colonial Governor
- Elliot, Sir Charles Gilbert John Brydone, (1818-1895), Knight Admiral
- Elliot, Frederick Eden, (1837-1916), Indian Civil Servant
- Elliot, Sir George, (1784-1863), Knight Admiral MP
- Elliot, Sir George Augustus, (1813-1901), Knight Admiral MP
- Elliot, George Francis Stewart, (1822-1901), barrister and historian
- Elliot, Sir Gilbert, (1693-1766), Knight Lord Minto Scottish Judge MP
- Elliot, Sir Gilbert, (1722-1777), 3rd Baronet Statesman Philosopher and Poet
- Elliot, Gilbert, (1800-1891), Dean of Bristol
- Elliot, Gilbert, (1826-1865), Lieutenant Colonel
- Elliot, Sir Henry George, (1817-1907), Knight Diplomat
- Elliot, Hugh, (1752-1830), Diplomat and Colonial Governor
- Elliot, Hugh Frederick Hislop, (1848-1932), MP
- Elliot, John, (1733-1808), Admiral
- Elliot, John Edmund, (1788-1862), MP
- Elliot, Sir Thomas Frederick, (1808-1880), Knight Assistant Under Secretary for the Colonies
- Elliot, Walter Elliot, (1888-1958), politician
- Elliot, William, (1766-1818), MP Chief Secretary for Ireland
- Elliot, William Nassau, (? 1736-1775), Lawyer and Commissary General
- Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, Arthur Ralph Douglas, (1846-1923), politician and journalist
- Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, Emma Eleanor Elizabeth, (fl1824-1882), Countess of Minto
- Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, Sir Gilbert, (1751-1814), 1st Earl of Minto, Governor General of India
- Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, Gilbert, (1782-1859), 2nd Earl of Minto, statesman
- Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, Gilbert Edward George Lariston, (1938-2005), 6th Earl of Minto
- Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, Gilbert John, (1845-1914), 4th Earl of Minto, Viceroy of India
- Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, Mary, (1786-1853), Countess of Minto
- Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, Mary Caroline, (1858-1940), Extra Lady of the Bedchamber to Queen Mary
- Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, Victor Gilbert Lariston Garnet, (1891-1975), 5th Earl of Minto
- Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, William Hugh, (1814-1891), 3rd Earl of Minto, MP
- Elliotson, John, (1791-1868), Physician
- Elliott, Ebenezer, (1781-1849), Corn Law Rhymer
- Elliott-Binns, Leonard Elliott, (1885-1963), theologian
- Ellis, George, (1753-1815), writer
- Ellis, Sir Henry, (1777-1855), Knight, diplomat
- Ellis, James, (1763-1830), antiquary and lawyer
- Ellis, Sarah, (1812-1872), writer
- Ellis, Thomas Edward, (1859-1899), Liberal MP
- Ellis, William, (1800-1881), economist
- Elphinstone, Alexander, (1552-1648), 4th Baron Elphinstone
- Elphinstone, George Keith, (1746-1823), 1st Viscount Keith, Admiral
- Elphinstone, John, (1722-1785), naval officer in the Russian service
- Elphinstone, Margaret, (b 1948), author
- Elphinstone, Mountstuart, (1779-1859), Governor of Bombay, historian of India
- Elphinstone, William Fullerton, (1740-1834), Director of East India Co
- Elton, Oliver, (1861-1945), scholar and critic
- Elwin, Whitwell, (1816-1900), Anglican clergyman, editor of 'Quarterly Review'
- Empson, William, (1791-1852), lawyer and literary reviewer
- Empson, William, (1906-1984), Poet and Professor of English Literature
- Erickson, John, (1929-2002), military historian
- Erskine, Sir Charles, (d 1663), Knight, governor of Dumbarton Castle
- Erskine, Sir Charles, (1643-1690), 1st Baronet MP
- Erskine, Charles, (1650-1689), 5th Earl of Mar
- Erskine, Charles, (1680-1763), Lord Justice Clerk
- Erskine, Sir David, (1772-1837), Knight, dramatist and antiquary
- Erskine, David Steuart, (1742-1829), 11th Earl of Buchan, author and antiquary
- Erskine, Ebenezer, (1680-1754), founder of Scottish Secession Church
- Erskine, James, (1679-1754), Lord Grange Scottish Judge
- Erskine, James, (1722-1796), Lord Barjarg Scottish Judge
- Erskine, John, (1558-1634), 2nd Earl of Mar
- Erskine, John, (1675-1732), 6th Earl of Mar
- Erskine, Ralph, (1685-1752), Scottish Seceding Minister, Poet
- Erskine, Thomas, (1750-1823), 1st Baron Erskine, Lord Chancellor
- Erskine, Thomas, (1788-1870), advocate and theologian
- Erskine, William, (1769-1822), Lord Kinneder Friend of Sir Walter Scott
- Erskine, Sir William, (1769-1813), 1st Baronet Major General
- Erskine, William, (1773-1852), historian and orientalist
- Erskine-Murray, James Robert, (1868-1927), physicist
- Escott, Thomas Hay Sweet, (1844-1924), Journalist and Editor
- Evans, Ivor, (b 1918), mining scientist
- Evans, Jean Bell Shaw, (1910-2000), author
- Ewart, Gavin Buchanan, (1916-1995), poet
- Ewart, Joseph, (1759-1792), diplomat
- Ewing, Juliana Horatia, (1841-1885), children's author
- Ewing, William, (1857-1932), Free Church of Scotland minister and historian
- Fahie, Sir William Charles, (1763-1833), Knight Vice Admiral
- Fairbairn, Sir Nicholas Hardwick, (1933-1995), Knight, MP
- Fairbairn, William Ronald Dodds, (1889-1964), psychiatrist and psycho-analyst
- Fairbank, Alfred John, (1895-1982), Calligrapher
- Fairley, John, (1766-1837), minister in the Reformed Presbyterian Church
- Fane, Henry, (fl 1725-1757), Chief Clerk at the Treasury
- Farquhar, George Taylor Shillito, (c 1857-1927), Dean of St Andrews Dunkeld and Dunblane
- Farquhar, Sir Robert, (d 1676), Knight of Mounie Politician
- Farquhar, Sir Robert Townsend, (1776-1830), 1st Baronet Politician and Colonial Governor
- Farquhar, Ronald Middleton, (1929-1986), minister of Monigaff
- Farquhar, William, (c 1771-1839), Major General
- Farrer, Thomas Henry, (1819-1899), 1st Baron Farrer, civil servant
- Fawkener, Sir Everard, (1684-1758), Knight, merchant, diplomat, civil servant
- Felix, Orlando, (1790-1860), Major General, traveller and Egyptologist
- Fell, Alison, (b 1944), poet and novelist
- Fels, Joseph, (1854-1914), Soap Manufacturer and Philanthropist
- Fennell, John Greville, (1807-1885), artist and naturalist
- Fenwick, Nicholas, (fl 1782-1785), Consul General at Elsinore
- Ferguson, Adam, (1723-1816), philosopher
- Ferguson, Sir Adam, (1771-1855), Knight Keeper of the Regalia in Scotland
- Ferguson, James, (1621-1667), minister of Kilwinning
- Ferguson, James, (1700-1777), Judge
- Ferguson, James, (1710-1776), astronomer
- Ferguson, James, (1857-1917), Lawyer Legal Author Historian
- Ferguson, Sir Samuel, (1810-1886), Knight Poet and Antiquary
- Fergusson, Bernard Edward, (1911-1980), Baron Ballantrae, Governor General of New Zealand
- Fergusson, Sir Charles Dalrymple, (1800-1849), 5th Baronet
- Fergusson, George, (d 1827), Lord of Session as Lord Hermand
- Fergusson, Sir James, (1787-1863), Knight General
- Fergusson, Sir James, (1832-1907), 6th Baron of Kilkerran, 6th Baronet Colonial Governor
- Fergusson, Robert, (1750-1774), poet
- Fergusson, Sir William, (1808-1877), 1st Baronet Surgeon
- Fermor, Sir Patrick Michael Leigh, (1915-2011), Knight, author, scholar and soldier
- Ferrier, James Frederick, (1808-1864), metaphysician
- Ferrier, Susan Edmonstone, (1782-1854), novelist
- Fidler, Kathleen A, (1899-1980), author, teacher and headmistress
- Fielding, Alexander Wallace, (1918-1991), intelligence officer and author
- Fielding, Gabriel, (b 1916), author
- Finch, George, (1752-1826), 9th Earl of Winchilsea
- Finch, George Ingle, (1888-1970), chemist and mountaineer
- Findlay, Adam Fyfe, (1869-1962), theologian
- Findlay, John Ritchie, (1824-1898), newspaper proprietor
- Finlay, Alec, (b 1966), artist, poet and publisher
- Finlay, George, (1799-1875), historian of Greece
- Finlay, Ian Hamilton, (1925-2006), poet
- Finniston, Sir Harold Montague, (1912-1991), Knight, metallurgist
- Firth, Sir Charles Harding, (1857-1936), Knight, historian
- Fisher, Herbert Albert Laurens, (1865-1940), historian and statesman
- Fisher, John Arbuthnot, (1841-1920), 1st Baron Fisher of Kilverstone, Admiral of the Fleet
- Fitzgerald, Edward, (1809-1883), poet and translator
- Fitzgibbon, John, (1792-1851), 2nd Earl of Clare
- Fitzherbert, Alleyne, (1753-1839), 1st Baron St Helens, diplomat
- Fitzmaurice, Henry Charles Keith, (1845-1927), 5th Marquess of Landsdowne, statesman
- Fitzmaurice-Kelly, James, (1857-1923), Historian of Spanish Literature
- Fitzroy, Augustus Henry, (1735-1811), 3rd Duke of Grafton, statesman
- Flahault, Margaret Mercer, (1788-1867), Viscountess Keith and Baroness Nairn
- Fleming, Archibald Lang, (1883-1955), Bishop of the Arctic
- Fleming, David Hay, (1849-1931), historian, antiquary and critic
- Fleming, John Robert, (1858-1937), Presbyterian minister and historian
- Fleming, Margaret, (1803-1811), Poet called Pet Margarie
- Fleming, Maurice, (fl 1960-2000), editor, The Scots Magazine
- Fletcher, Alexander, (1787-1860), Presbyterian minister
- Fletcher, Andrew, (1655-1716), Scottish Patriot
- Fletcher, Andrew, (1692-1766), Lord Milton Lord Justice Clerk
- Fletcher, Andrew, (d 1799), Auditor of Scottish Exchequer
- Fletcher, Eliza, (1770-1858), autobiographer and travel writer
- Fletcher, Harold Roy, (b 1907), Keeper of Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh
- Fletcher-Campbell, John, (d 1806), General
- Fleure, Herbert John, (1877-1969), zoologist and geographer
- Flint, Robert, (1838-1910), philosopher and theologian
- Flint, Sir William Russell, (1880-1969), Knight, artist
- Flynn, Vincent Laurie Macpherson, (b 1946), journalist and independent film maker
- Fooks, Frances Jane , (1824-1907), wife of William Fooks, solicitor and Clerk of the Peace for the county of Dorset
- Forbes, Alexander, (1678-1762), 4th Baron Forbes
- Forbes, Sir Charles Fergusson, (1779-1852), Knight Army Surgeon
- Forbes, Duncan, (? 1644-1704), genealogist
- Forbes, Duncan, (1685-1747), Lord President of the Court of Session
- Forbes, Edward, (1815-1854), naturalist
- Forbes, James David, (1809-1868), natural philosopher
- Forbes, John, (1733-1808), Lieutenant General in Portuguese Service
- Forbes, John Hay, (1776-1854), Lord Medwyn Judge
- Forbes, Robert, (1708-1775), Bishop of Ross and Caithness, Jacobite
- Forbes, Sir William, (1739-1806), 6th Baronet, banker and author
- Ford, William, (1771-1832), bookseller and bibliographer
- Foresti, Spiridion, (fl1793-1822), Minister to Septinsular Republic
- Forman, Sir Robert, (d 1593), Lyon King of Arms
- Forrester, Charles, (1895-1980), Director, Indian School of Mines
- Forrester, Thomas, (c 1635-1706), Presbyterian Theologian
- Forster, Edward Morgan, (1879-1970), novelist and critic
- Forster, John, (1812-1876), historian and biographer
- Fortescue, Hugh, (1818-1905), 3rd Earl Fortescue
- Foster, John, (1898-1973), ecclesiastical historian
- Fowler, Alastair David Shaw, (b 1930), poet and scholar
- Fowler, Sir Henry Hartley, (1830-1911), 1st Viscount Wolverhampton, statesman
- Fowler, Orson Squire, (1809-1887), phrenologist
- Fowler, Thomas, (1832-1904), President of Corpus Christi College, Oxford and logician
- Fowler, William, (fl 1603), Scottish poet
- Fox, Charles James, (1749-1806), statesman
- Fox, Colin , (b1969), politician
- Fox, Henry Edward, (1755-1811), General colonial governor
- Fox, Henry Edward, (1802-1859), 4th Baron Holland, diplomat
- Fox, Henry Richard Vassall, (1773-1840), 3rd Baron Holland, statesman
- Fox, Mary Augusta, (1812-1889), Baroness Holland
- Fox, Sir Stephen, (1627-1716), Knight, statesman
- Frame, Ronald William Sutherland, (b 1953), author and playwright
- Francillon, Robert Edward, (1841-1919), Novelist and Journalist
- Fraser, Alexander Campbell, (1819-1914), Professor of Logic, Edinburgh University
- Fraser Darling, Sir Frank, (1903-1979), Knight, ecologist
- Fraser, David Kennedy, (1888-1962), psychologist
- Fraser, Donald, (1870-1933), missionary
- Fraser, Duncan, (fl 1938-1979), publisher and author
- Fraser, George Sutherland, (1915-1980), writer
- Fraser, James Baillie, (1783-1856), traveller and writer
- Fraser, Simon, (c 1667-1747), 12th Baron Lovat
- Fraser Tytler, Alexander, (1747-1813), Lord Woodhouselee, historian and lawyer
- Fraser, Sir William, (1816-1898), Knight, genealogist and antiquary
- Frazer, Andrew, (d 1792), Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers
- Frederick, (1763-1827), Duke of York
- Freeling, Sir Francis, (1764-1836), postal reformer
- Freeman, Edward Augustus, (1823-1892), historian
- Freeman, John, (1880-1929), poet and critic
- Freeman-Thomas, Freeman, (1866-1941), 1st Marquess of Willingdon, Viceroy of India
- Fremantle, Sir William Henry, (1766-1850), Knight Politician
- French, Gilbert James, (1804-1866), Biographer of Samuel Crompton
- French, John Denton Pinkstone, (1852-1925), 1st Earl of Ypres, Field Marshal
- Frere, Bartholomew, (1776-1851), diplomat
- Frere, John Hookham, (1769-1846), diplomat and author
- Friel, George, (1910-1975), novelist
- Froude, James Anthony, (1818-1894), historian
- Fullarton, John, (1780-1849), Economist
- Fullerton, John, (1775-1853), Lord Fullerton, Scottish judge
- Fulton, William, (1876-1952), theologian
- Fyfe, Christopher, (fl 1960-1992), historian
- Gadderar, James, (1655-1733), Bishop of Aberdeen
- Gall, James, (d 1872), Publisher Founder of Edinburgh Blind School
- Galloway, George, (1861-1933), theologian
- Galt, John, (1779-1839), novelist
- Galwey, John, (1726-1797), Consul at Malaga
- Garden, Francis, (1721-1793), Lord Gardenstone, Scottish Judge
- Garden, Mary, (1874-1967), opera singer
- Gardiner, James, (1688-1745), Colonel
- Gardiner, Marguerite, (1789-1849), author and hostess
- Gardiner, Sir Robert William, (1781-1864), Knight, General
- Gardner, Alan, (1742-1809), 1st Baron Gardner, Admiral
- Gardner, Herbert Coulston, (1846-1921), Baron Burghclere
- Garlike, Benjamin, (d1815), diplomat
- Garnett, Edward, (1868-1937), writer
- Gascoigne, Ernest Frederick, (1796-1876), General
- Gascoyne-Cecil, Hugh Richard Heathcote, (1869-1956), Baron Quickswood, politician
- Gascoyne-Cecil, Robert Arthur James, (1893-1972), 5th Marquess of Salisbury
- Gascoyne-Cecil, Robert Arthur Talbot, (1830-1903), 3rd Marquess of Salisbury, statesman
- Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn, (1810-1865), novelist Chelsea, Middlesex
- Geake, Charles, (1867-1919), Liberal Editor
- Geddes, Alexander, (1737-1802), Biblical critic
- Geddes, John Maxwell, (1941-2017), composer and academic
- Geddes, Sir Patrick, (1854-1932), Knight, biologist, sociologist, educationist and town planner
- Geikie, Sir Archibald, (1835-1924), Knight, geologist
- Geikie, James, (1839-1915), geologist
- Gell, Sir William, (1778-1836), Knight, archaeologist and traveller
- George, David Lloyd, (1863-1945), 1st Earl Lloyd George of Dwyfor, statesman
- George V, (1865-1936), King of Great Britain and Ireland
- Ghibaldan, Sam, (b 1969), public affairs specialist
- Gibb, Andrew Dewar, (d 1974), Professor of Law
- Gibb, Robert, (1845-1932), Painter
- Gibbon, Edward, (1737-1794), Historian
- Gibson, Sir Alexander Charles Maitland, (1755-1848), 2nd Baronet
- Gibson, Sir Alexander Drummond, (1926-1995), Knight, musician
- Gibson, Th, (fl 1925-1968), Scottish Nationalist
- Gibson-Carmichael, Thomas David, (1859-1926), 1st Baron Carmichael, politician
- Giffard, Sir George, (1815-1895), Knight Admiral
- Gifford, Adam, (1820-1887), Lord of Session
- Gifford, William, (1756-1826), Editor of the Quarterly Review
- Gilfillan, Robert, (1798-1850), Poet
- Gill, Eric, (1882-1940), sculptor and engraver
- Gillespie, Sir Robert Rollo, (1766-1814), Knight Major General
- Gillespie, Thomas, (1777-1844), Professor of Humanity
- Gillies, John, (1747-1836), Historian
- Gillies, Robert Pearse, (1788-1858), Author
- Gilliland, Samuel White, (b 1939), poet
- Gilmour, Sir Alexander, (c1737-1792), 3rd Baronet, MP
- Gilmour, Sir Charles, (d 1750), 2nd Baronet MP
- Gilmour, Thomas Lennox, (1859-1936), Private Secretary to Lord Rosebery, journalist
- Gisborne, Thomas, (1758-1846), Prebendary of Durham, author
- Gissing, George Robert, (1857-1903), novelist
- Gladstone, Catherine, (1812-1900), philanthropist
- Gladstone, Herbert John, (1854-1930), 1st Viscount Gladstone, statesman
- Gladstone, Sir Thomas, (1804-1889), 2nd Baronet MP
- Gladstone, William Ewart, (1809-1898), statesman
- Glassford, James, (d 1845), legal writer
- Gleig, George, (1753-1840), Bishop of Brechin
- Gleig, George Robert, (1796-1888), Chaplain General to the Forces, biographer
- Glen, Duncan, (b 1933), poet and publisher
- Godley, John Arthur, (1847-1932), 1st Baron Kilbracken, civil servant
- Godolphin, Sidney, (1645-1712), 1st Earl of Godolphin
- Godolphin, Sir William, (? 1634-1696), Knight Diplomat
- Godwin, William, (1756-1836), Philosopher and Novelist
- Gollan, John, (1911-1977), Communist Party Leader
- Gomm, Sir William Maynard, (1784-1875), Knight, Field Marshal
- Goodall, Walter, (? 1706-1766), Scottish historian
- Goodier, Rawdon, (b 1931), biologist and mountaineer
- Goodricke, Sir John, (1708-1789), 5th Baronet, diplomat and politician
- Gordon, Lord Adam, (1726-1801), General and MP
- Gordon, Alexander, (1678-1728), 2nd Duke of Gordon
- Gordon, Alexander, (? 1692-? 1754), antiquary
- Gordon, Alexander, (1743-1827), 4th Duke of Gordon
- Gordon, Sir Alexander Penrose Cumming-, (1749-1806), 1st Baronet, MP
- Gordon, Alexander Reid, (1872-1930), Professor of Hebrew, St Andrews University
- Gordon, Charles, (1847-1937), 11th Marquess of Huntly
- Gordon, Charles A C, (fl 1914-1977), Lieutenant Colonel, Royal Artillery
- Gordon, Charles George, (1833-1885), Major General China
- Gordon, Charles Harry Clinton Pirie-, (1883-1969), journalist, naval intelligence officer and genealogist
- Gordon Cumming, Sir William Gordon, (1787-1854), 2nd Baronet of Altyre MP
- Gordon Cumming, Sir William Gordon, (1848-1930), 4th Baronet of Altyre, Lieutenant Colonel
- Gordon, George, (1643-1716), 1st Duke of Gordon
- Gordon, George, (1770-1836), 5th Duke of Gordon
- Gordon, George Stuart, (1881-1942), literary scholar and poet
- Gordon, James, (? 1615-1686), topographer
- Gordon, Sir James Willoughby, (1772-1851) 1st Baronet, General
- Gordon, Jane, (1748-1812), political hostess
- Gordon, John, (1609-1663), 14th Earl of Sutherland
- Gordon, Sir John, (c 1707-1783), 2nd Baronet of Invergordon, MP for Cromartyshire
- Gordon, John Campbell, (1847-1934), 1st Marquess of Aberdeen and Temair
- Gordon, Sir John Watson, (1788-1864), Knight, painter
- Gordon, Robert, (1580-1661), geographer
- Gordon, Sir Robert, (1580-1656), Knight, statesman and historian
- Gordon, Sir Robert, (1647-1704), 3rd Baronet, MP and inventor
- Gordon, Sir Robert, (1696-1772), 4th Baronet, MP for Caithness
- Gordon, Seton Paul, (1886-1977), naturalist and photographer
- Gordon, Sir William, (1830-1906), 6th Baronet, Lieutenant Colonel
- Gordon-Cumming, Constance Frederica, (1837-1924), travel writer
- Gore, Catherine Grace Frances, (1799-1861), Novelist and dramatist
- Gore, Charles Alexander, (1811-1897), civil servant
- Gorrie, Donald Cameron Easterbrook, (1933-2012), politician
- Goschen, George Joachim, (1831-1907), 1st Viscount Goschen, statesman
- Gosse, Sir Edmund William, (1849-1928), Knight, poet, biographer and literary critic
- Gough, Richard, (1735-1809), antiquary
- Gould, Sir Charles, (1726-1806), Knight Judge Advocate General
- Gourdie, Thomas, (1913-2005), painter, calligrapher and teacher
- Gourlie, William, (1815-1856), Botanist
- Graham, Angus, (1892-1979), architectural historian
- Graham Brown, Thomas, (d 1965), physiologist
- Graham, Charles, (fl 1829-1857), Rear Admiral
- Graham, Clementina Stirling, (1782-1877), author
- Graham, Elizabeth Susanna, (d1844), travel diarist Edmond Castle, Cumberland
- Graham, James, (1612-1650), 1st Marquess of Montrose
- Graham, James, (1633-1669), 2nd Marquess of Montrose
- Graham, James, (1745-1794), quack doctor
- Graham, James, (1755-1836), 3rd Duke of Montrose, statesman
- Graham, Sir James Robert George, (1792-1861), 2nd Baronet, statesman
- Graham, John, (1573-1626), 4th Earl of Montrose
- Graham, John, (1776-1844), historian
- Graham, John, (1778-1822), Lieutenant Colonel, Cape Corps
- Graham, John Anderson, (1861-1942), missionary
- Graham, Robert, (1749-1815), patron of Robert Burns
- Graham, Robert, (d 1859), lawyer and politician
- Graham, Thomas, (1748-1843), Baron Lynedoch, General
- Graham, Thomas Henry, (1793-1881), landowner Edmond Castle, Cumberland
- Graham, William, (c 1634-1694), 2nd Earl of Airth and 8th Earl of Menteith
- Graham, William, (1807-1872), minister of Lochwinnoch
- Graham, William Sydney, (1918-1986), poet
- Grahame, James, (1765-1811), Poet and Episcopal Clergyman
- Grainger, Percy Aldridge, (1882-1961), composer and pianist
- Grant, Alexander, (1679-1720), Brigadier General
- Grant, Sir Alexander, (1826-1884), Knight, Principal of Edinburgh University
- Grant, Sir Alexander, (1864-1937), 1st Baronet, philanthropist
- Grant, Anne, (1755-1838), author
- Grant, Sir Archibald, (1696-1778), Knight MP Agricultural Reformer
- Grant, Charles, (1746-1823), statesman and philanthropist
- Grant, Charles, (1749-c 1818), Vicomte De Vaux
- Grant, Charles, (1778-1866), Baron Glenelg, politician
- Grant, Sir Francis, (1803-1878), Knight, portrait painter
- Grant, James, (1720-1806), General MP Colonial Governor
- Grant, James, (1822-1887), novelist
- Grant, James Augustus, (fl 1799-1803), East India Co Official
- Grant, James Augustus, (1827-1892), Lieutenant Colonel African Explorer
- Grant, Sir James Augustus, (1867-1932), 1st Baronet MP
- Grant, Sir James Hope, (1808-1875), Knight General
- Grant, Lachlan, (1871-1945), physician and social reformer
- Grant, Sir Ludovic, (1707-1773), 7th Baronet MP
- Grant, Patrick, (1690-1754), Lord Elchies Scottish Judge
- Grant, William, (1701-1764), Lord Prestongrange Lord Advocate
- Grant, William, (1863-1946), Editor of Scottish National Dictionary
- Grant-Suttie, Sir George, (1797-1878), 5th Baronet
- Granville-Barker, Harley, (1877-1946), actor, dramatist and critic
- Grattan, Thomas Colley, (1792-1864), author
- Graves, Charles, (1856-1944), Humorous Writer
- Graves, Charles Patrick Ranke, (1899-1971), Writer
- Graves, Robert Ranke, (1895-1985), poet and author
- Gray, Alasdair James, (1934-2019), author and artist
- Gray, Sir Alexander, (1882-1968), Knight, economist and poet
- Gray, Sir Alexander George, (1884-1968), Knight, banker
- Gray, Andrew, (1633-1656), Scottish Preacher, Author
- Gray, Charles, (1782-1851), captain in the marines and song-writer
- Gray, David, (1838-1861), poet
- Gray, James, (1770-1830), poet
- Gray, John, (d 1717), minister of Aberlady
- Gray, John, (1866-1934), Poet
- Gray, John Alexander, (b 1918), broadcaster
- Gray, John Rodger, (1913-1984), minister of Dunblane Cathedral
- Gray, Marillyn, (1929-2006), actor, director and teacher
- Gray, Ronald, (1868-1951), artist
- Green, Alice Sophia Amelia, (1847-1929), historian
- Greenough, George Bellas, (1778-1855), geographer, geologist and cartographer
- Greenwood, Frederick, (1830-1909), Journalist
- Greenwood, Walter, (1903-1974), Novelist and Playwright Salford, Lancashire
- Greg, Percy, (1836-1889), Author
- Greg, Sir Walter Wilson, (1875-1959), Knight, bibliographer, Shakespearean scholar and historian
- Greg, William Rathbone, (1809-1881), essayist
- Gregory, Donald, (1803-1836), antiquary
- Gregory, James, (1753-1821), physician
- Gregory, John, (1724-1773), physician and writer
- Gregory, William, (1803-1858), Chemist
- Greig, Andrew, (b 1951), author and mountaineer
- Greig, James, (1861-1941), art critic
- Grenville, Thomas, (1755-1846), Statesman
- Grenville, William Wyndham, (1759-1834), Baron Grenville, statesman
- Greville, Frances Evelyn, (1861-1938), social reformer
- Greville, Robert Fulke, (1751-1824), MP Courtier
- Greville, Robert Kaye, (1794-1866), botanist
- Grey, Albert Henry George, (1851-1917), 4th Earl Grey, Governor General of Canada
- Grey, Caroline Eliza, (d 1890), Woman of the Bedchamber
- Grey, Charles, (1764-1845), 2nd Earl Grey, statesman
- Grey, Charles, (1804-1870), General, Private Secretary to Prince Albert and Queen Victoria
- Grey, Sir Edward, (1862-1933), Viscount Grey of Falloden, statesman
- Grey, Sir George, (1799-1882), 2nd Baronet, statesman
- Grey, Sir George, (1812-1898), Knight, colonial governor
- Grey, Sir Henry George, (1766-1845), Knight General
- Grey, Henry George, (1802-1894), 3rd Earl Grey, statesman
- Grierson, Sir Herbert John Clifford, (1866-1960), Knight, Professor of English Literature, Edinburgh University
- Grierson, Sir Robert, (?1655-1733), Knight, Laird of Lag, 'persecutor' of the Covenanters
- Grieve, Christopher Murray, (1892-1978), poet
- Grieve, James Michael, (1932-1995), journalist and broadcaster
- Grieve, Sir Robert, (1910-1995), Knight, engineer and town planner
- Grimble, Ian, (b 1921), Scottish historian
- Grimond, Joseph, (1913-1993), Baron Grimond, politician
- Groome, Francis Hindes, (1851-1902), Author
- Grosvenor, Hugh Lupus, (1825-1899), 1st Duke of Westminster
- Grote, George, (1794-1871), MP and historian
- Guest, Joshua, (1660-1747), General
- Gulland, John William, (1864-1920), Liberal MP
- Gunn, Clement Bryce, (fl 1894-1935), Medical Practitioner Antiquary
- Gunn, Sir James, (1893-1964), Knight portrait painter
- Gunn, Neil, (1891-1972), author
- Gunning, Sir Robert, (1731-1816), 1st Baronet, diplomat
- Gurney, Joseph John, (1788-1847), Quaker, philanthropist and writer
- Guthrie, Henry, (? 1600-1676), Bishop of Dunkeld
- Guthrie, James, (? 1612-1661), Presbyterian Minister
- Guthrie, Sir James, (1859-1930), Knight painter
- Guthrie, James, (1874-1952), Artist and Printer
- Guthrie, Thomas, (1803-1873), Free Church of Scotland minister and philanthropist
- Guthrie, William, (1620-1665), Presbyterian Minister
- Gwatkin, Henry Melvill, (1844-1916), ecclesiastical historian and naturalist
- Haddon, Alfred Cort, (1855-1940), anthropologist
- Hadfield, Jen, (b1978), poet and visual artist
- Haggard, Andrew Charles Parker, (1854-1923), Lieutenant Colonel Historian Novelist
- Haig, Sir Douglas, (1861-1928), 1st Earl Haig of Bermersyde, Field Marshal
- Haining, Peter, (fl 1990-2010), mixed media artist
- Haldane, Archibald Richard Burdon, (1900-1982), lawyer and historian
- Haldane, Elizabeth Sanderson, (1862-1937), social reformer and first woman JP in Scotland
- Haldane, Sir James Aylmer Lowthorpe, (1862-1950), Knight, General
- Haldane, John Burdon Sanderson, (1892-1965), geneticist
- Haldane, John Scott, (1860-1936), physiologist
- Haldane, Richard Burdon, (1856-1928), 1st Viscount Haldane, Lord Chancellor
- Haldane, Robert, (1772-1854), Principal of St Mary's College St Andrews
- Haldane, Sir William Stowell, (1864-1951), Knight, Crown Agent for Scotland
- Halkett, Anne, (1622-1699), Royalist and author
- Halkett, James, (1822-1870), Baron Halkett of the Kingdom of Hanover , Colonel
- Halkett, Sir John, (1720-1793), 4th Baronet
- Halkett, Sir Peter, (1765-1839), 6th Baronet Admiral
- Halkett, Sir Peter Arthur, (1834-1904), 8th Baronet
- Hall, Basil, (1788-1844), Captain RN, author
- Hall, Sir James, (1761-1832), 4th Baronet Geologist and Chemist
- Hall, Rosemary, (1925-2011), National Secretary of the Scottish National Party
- Hall, Samuel Carter, (1800-1889), author and editor
- Halliday, James, (1927-2013), author, historian and politician
- Hallyburton, Lord John Frederick Gordon-, (1799-1878), MP for Forfar
- Halsey, Frederick, (d 1762), Commissary General of the Allied Army in Germany
- Hamerton, Philip Gilbert, (1834-1894), Artist and Essayist
- Hamilton, Alexander, (1684-1763), Postmaster General for Scotland
- Hamilton, Alexander, (1767-1852), 10th Duke of Hamilton
- Hamilton, Lady Anne Jane, (1763-1827), Marchioness of Abercorn
- Hamilton, Charles, (1753-1828), 8th Earl of Haddington
- Hamilton, Sir Edward Walter, (1847-1908), Knight, civil servant
- Hamilton, Sir Frederick William, (1815-1890), Knight, General
- Hamilton, George, (1666-1737), 1st Earl of Orkney, General
- Hamilton, Lord George Francis, (1845-1927), statesman
- Hamilton, Sir Ian Standish Monteith, (1853-1947), Knight, General
- Hamilton, James, (d 1666), Presbyterian Minister
- Hamilton, James, (1606-1649), 1st Duke of Hamilton
- Hamilton, James, (1658-1712), 4th Duke of Hamilton
- Hamilton, James, (1703-1743), 5th Duke of Hamilton
- Hamilton, John, (c1664-1744), 1st Earl of Ruglen
- Hamilton, John James, (1756-1818), 1st Marquess of Abercorn, politician
- Hamilton, Terrick, (fl 1812-1863), diplomat
- Hamilton, Thomas, (1563-1637), 1st Earl of Haddington
- Hamilton, Thomas, (1720-1795), 7th Earl of Haddington
- Hamilton, Thomas, (1780-1858), 9th Earl of Haddington, statesman
- Hamilton, Thomas, (1842-1925), President of Queen's University Belfast
- Hamilton, William, (1615-1651), 2nd Duke of Hamilton
- Hamilton, Sir William, (1730-1803) Knight, diplomat and archaeologist
- Hamilton, Sir William, (1788-1856), Baronet, philosopher
- Hamilton, William Richard, (1777-1859), diplomat and antiquary
- Hamilton, William Winter, (1917-2000), Labour MP
- Hamilton-Gordon, Arthur Charles, (1829-1912), 1st Baron Stanmore, colonial governor
- Hamilton-Gordon, George, (1784-1860), 4th Earl of Aberdeen, statesman
- Hamilton-Gordon, Ishbel Maria, (1857-1939) Marchioness of Aberdeen and Temair, author, philanthropist and advocate of women's interests
- Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, Frederick Temple, (1826-1902), 1st Marquess of Dufferin and Ava, diplomat
- Hamley, Sir Edward Bruce, (1824-1893), Knight, General, MP, author
- Hammond, George, (1763-1853), diplomat
- Hamper, William, (1776-1831), antiquary
- Hankey, Maurice Pascal Alers, (1877-1963), 1st Baron Hankey of the Chart, civil servant
- Hanna, William, (1808-1882), theologian
- Hannah, John, (1818-1888), Archdeacon of Lewes Author
- Hannan, William, (1906-1987), politician
- Harcourt, Sir William George Granville Venables Vernon, (1827-1904), Knight, statesman
- Harden, Jessy, (1776-1837), diarist
- Harden, John, (1772-1847), landowner and watercolourist
- Hardie, James Keir, (1856-1915), Politician and Labour Leader
- Hardie, Robert Purves, (1864-1942), Reader in Ancient Philosophy Edinburgh University
- Hardinge, Henry, (1785-1856), 1st Viscount Hardinge, Field Marshal
- Hardman, Frederick, (1814-1874), Correspondent for the Times
- Hardy, Sir Alister Clavering, (1896-1985), Knight, zoologist
- Hardy, Marcel E, (fl 1901-1930), Botanist and Geographer
- Hardy, Thomas, (1840-1928), novelist and poet
- Hardy, Sir Thomas Masterman, (1769-1839), 1st Baronet Vice Admiral
- Harmer, Sir Sidney Frederic, (1862-1950), Knight, zoologist
- Harper, Edward, (1941-2009), composer
- Harper, Robin Charles Moreton, (b1940), politician
- Harraden, Beatrice, (1864-1936), novelist and suffragist
- Harriott, John, (1745-1817), Magistrate of the Thames Police
- Harris, Sir Charles, (1864-1943), Knight, civil servant
- Harris, George, (fl 1811-1812), Captain RN
- Harris, James, (1709-1780), MP and philosopher
- Harris, James, (1746-1820), 1st Earl of Malmesbury, diplomat
- Harris, James Ernest, (1917-1985), bank manager
- Harris, James Rendel, (1852-1941), biblical scholar, orientalist and archaeologist
- Harris, Walter Burton, (1866-1933), journalist
- Harrison, Frederic, (1831-1923), author and positivist
- Harvey, Sir John Martin-, (1863-1944), Knight and actor manager
- Harvie, Christopher, (b1944), professor of British and Irish studies and politician Motherwell, Lanarkshire
- Hasell, Elizabeth Julia, (1830-1887), Author
- Hastings, Warren, (1732-1818), Governor General of India
- Hatchett, Charles, (1765-1847), chemist and mineralogist
- Hawley, Henry, (? 1679-1759), Lieutenant General
- Hay, Lord Alexander, (1663-1697), Commissioner of Supply, Haddingtonshire Spott, East Lothian
- Hay, Arthur, (1824-1878), 9th Marquess of Tweeddale
- Hay, Charles, (1667-1715), 3rd Marquess of Tweeddale
- Hay, Lord Charles, (1700-1760), Major General
- Hay, Lord David, (d 1726), Commissioner of Supply Haddingtonshire
- Hay, David Ramsay, (1798-1866), decorative artist and author
- Hay, Denys, (fl 1963-76), historian
- Hay, George, (1570-1634), 1st Earl of Kinnoull
- Hay, George, (1710-1787), 6th Marquess of Tweeddale
- Hay, George, (1753-1804), 7th Marquess of Tweeddale
- Hay, George, (1787-1876), 8th Marquess of Tweeddale, Field Marshal
- Hay, George, (1822-1862), Earl of Gifford
- Hay, George Campbell, (1915-1984), poet
- Hay, John, (d 1653), 1st Earl of Tweeddale
- Hay, John, (1626-1697), 1st Marquess of Tweeddale, Lord Chancellor of Scotland
- Hay, John, (d 1706), Lord, Brigadier-General
- Hay, John, (1645-1713), 2nd Marquess of Tweeddale
- Hay, John, (1691-1740), Titular Earl of Inverness
- Hay, John, (1695-1762), 4th Marquess of Tweeddale
- Hay, Lord John, (1793-1851), Rear Admiral
- Hay, Lord John, (1827-1916), Admiral of the Fleet MP
- Hay, Richard Augustine, (1661-? 1736), antiquary
- Hay, Robert William, (1786-1861), Under Secretary for Colonial Affairs
- Hay, Thomas, (1710-1787), 8th Earl of Kinnoull, statesman
- Hay, William Montagu, (1826-1911), 10th Marquess of Tweeddale
- Haydon, Benjamin Robert, (1786-1846), painter
- Hayes, Courtenay Osbourne, (1812-1892), Admiral
- Hayley, William, (1745-1820), poet
- Hay-Makdougall, Sir George, (d 1777), 3rd Baronet of Makerstoun
- Hayman, Henry, (1823-1904), Headmaster of Rugby School
- Hayward, Abraham, (1801-1884), essayist
- Hazlitt, William, (1778-1830), essayist
- Heath, Sir Edward Richard George, (1916-2005), Knight, Knight statesman
- Heaton, Sir John Henniker, (1848-1914), 1st Baronet, postal reformer
- Heber, Richard, (1773-1833), MP Book Collector Classical Scholar
- Helena Augusta Victoria, (1846-1923), Princess Christian of Schleswig Holstein, daughter of Queen Victoria
- Helps, Sir Arthur, (1813-1875), Knight, Clerk of the Privy Council
- Hemans, Charles Isidore, (1817-1876), Antiquary
- Hemans, Felicia Dorothea, (1793-1835), poet
- Henderson, Sir David, (1862-1921), Knight Lieutenant General pioneer of military aviation
- Henderson, Ebenezer, (1809-1879), mechanician and author
- Henderson, Hamish, (1919-2002), poet, songwriter, soldier and intellectual
- Henderson, John Murdoch, (d 1972), Collector of Scottish Music
- Henderson, Robert Candlish, (1874-1964), Professor of Scots Law Edinburgh University
- Henderson, Sir William Hannam, (1845-1931), Knight Admiral
- Hendry, Diana Lois, (b1941), poet and author Wirral, Cheshire
- Henley, William Ernest, (1849-1903), writer
- Hennell, Sara Sophia, (1812-1899)
- Henry, George, (1858-1943), artist
- Henry, William Stuart, (fl 1942-1967), Painter 'henry Stuart' Antiquary
- Henschel, Sir George, (1850-1934), Knight, singer
- Hepburn, Sir George Buchan, (1739-1819), Baron of the Scottish Exchequer
- Hepburne-Scott, Hugh, (1758-1841), 6th Baron Polwarth
- Hepburn-Forbes, Sir John Stuart, (1804-1866), 8th Baronet Advocate
- Hepburn-Stuart-Forbes-Trefusis, Charles Henry Rolle, (1834-1904), 20th Baron Clinton
- Hepburn-Stuart-Forbes-Trefusis, John Robert, (1863-1957), 21st Baron Clinton
- Herbertson, Andrew John, (d 1914), Geographer
- Herd, David, (1732-1810), Collector of Scottish Songs
- Herdman, John Macmillan, (b 1941), writer
- Herdman, Robert, (1829-1888), Painter
- Herford, Charles Harold, (1853-1931), Professor of English Literature Manchester University
- Herries, Sir William Lewis, (1785-1857), Knight General
- Herschell, Farrer, (1837-1899), 1st Baron Herschell, Lord Chancellor
- Hewett, Sir George, (1750-1840), Knight, General
- Hicks, Sir Edward Seymour, (1871-1949), Knight, actor and manager
- Hickson, William Edward, (1803-1870), Educational Writer
- Higgins, George Gore Ouseley, (1818-1874), of Glen Corrib
- Higgitt, John, (1947-2006), art historian
- Higgs, Peter, (1929-2024) Professor, theoretical physicist
- Hildebrandt, Franz, (1909-1985), theologian
- Hill, David Octavius, (1802-1870), painter and photographer
- Hill, George, (1750-1819), Principal of St Mary's College St Andrews
- Hill, John, (d ? 1697), Lieutenant Colonel Governor of Fort William
- Hill, Sir John, (1774-1855), Knight, Rear Admiral
- Hill, Peter, (fl1794-1796), bookseller
- Hill, Rowland, (1772-1842), 1st Viscount Hill, General
- Hinde, John , (1927-2002), mountaineer and mountain rescue team leader
- Hinks, Arthur Robert, (1873-1945), Astronomer and Geographer
- Hipkins, John A, (d 1933), Wood Engraver
- Hippisley, Sir John Coxe, (1748-1825), 1st Baronet Politician
- Hird, Laura, (b1966), novelist and short story writer
- Hislop, Joseph, (1884-1977), singer
- Hislop, Stephen, (1817-1863), missionary and naturalist
- Hislop, Sir Thomas, (1764-1843), Knight, General, colonial governor
- Hobart, John, (1723-1793), 2nd Earl of Buckinghamshire
- Hobart, Robert, (1760-1816), 4th Earl of Buckinghamshire, statesman
- Hoby, Sir Edward, (1560-1617), Knight MP Diplomat
- Hoby, Sir Philip, (1505-1558), Knight Diplomat
- Hodgkiss, Peter, (1936-2010), mountaineer and publisher
- Hodgson, William Ballantyne, (1815-1880), Educational Reformer
- Hodson, Sir Arnold Wienholt, (1881-1944), Knight Colonial Governor Explorer
- Hog, James, (1658-1734), Scottish Minister and Controversialist
- Hog, Thomas, (1628-1692), Church of Scotland minister
- Hogarth, George, (1783-1870), music critic
- Hogg, James, (1770-1835), poet and novelist
- Hogg, Quentin McGarel, (1907-2001), Baron Hailsham of St Marylebone, Lord Chancellor
- Holland, Sir Henry, (1788-1873), 1st Baronet, physician
- Holland, Henry Scott, (1847-1918), theologian
- Holland, Sydney George, (1855-1931), 2nd Viscount Knutsford, hospital reformer
- Holland, Thomas Agar, (1803-1888), Rector of Poynings Poet Antiquary
- Holm, John Diederick, (d 1856), Physician Phrenologist
- Holmes, Sir William Richard, (d 1882), Knight Consul in Bosnia
- Holms, William, (1827-1903), Politician
- Holton, Harvey, (1949-2010), poet
- Home, Henry, (1696-1782), Lord Kames, Scottish judge, historian
- Home, John, (1722-1808), Author
- Honeyman, Thomas John, (1891-1971), Director of Glasgow Art Gallery
- Hood, Samuel, (1724-1816), 1st Viscount Hood, Admiral
- Hood, Sir Samuel, (1762-1814), 1st Baronet Vice Admiral
- Hood, Thomas, (1799-1845), Poet
- Hook, Theodore Edward, (1788-1841), novelist
- Hooker, Sir Joseph Dalton, (1817-1911), Knight, botanist, explorer, Director of Kew Gardens
- Hooker, Sir William Jackson, (1785-1865), Knight, botanist Norwich, Norfolk
- Hope, Sir Alexander, (1769-1837), Knight General
- Hope, Charles, (1763-1851), Lord Granton President of the Court of Session
- Hope, Sir Edward Stanley, (1846-1921), Knight, Lunacy Commissioner
- Hope, Sir George Johnstone, (1767-1818), Knight, Rear Admiral
- Hope, George William, (1808-1863), politician
- Hope, James, (1741-1816), 3rd Earl of Hopetoun
- Hope, Sir James Archibald, (1785-1871), Knight, General
- Hope, James Arthur David, (b 1938), Baron Hope of Craighead, judge
- Hope, John, (1704-1781), 2nd Earl of Hopetoun
- Hope, John, (1725-1786), botanist and physician
- Hope, John, (1765-1823), 4th Earl of Hopetoun, General
- Hope, Sir John, (1781-1853), 11th Baronet, MP
- Hope, John, (1794-1858), Solicitor General for Scotland
- Hope, John Adrian Louis, (1860-1908), 1st Marquess of Linlithgow, colonial governor
- Hope, Sir Thomas, (1573-1646), 1st Baronet Lord Advocate of Scotland
- Hope, Thomas Charles, (1766-1844), chemist
- Hope-Johnstone, Sir William James, (1798-1878), Knight Admiral
- Hope-Scott, James Robert, (1812-1873), parliamentary barrister
- Hopkinson, Sir Charles, (1784-1864), Knight Lieutenant Colonel
- Horne, Robert Stevenson, (1871-1940), Viscount Horne of Slamannan
- Horner, Francis, (1778-1817), Politician
- Horner, Leonard, (1785-1864), geologist
- Horsford, George, (d 1840), General
- Horsley, Samuel, (1733-1806), Bishop of St Asaph mathematician
- Hotham, Sir Henry, (1777-1833), Knight Vice Admiral
- Housman, Alfred Edward, (1859-1936), poet and classical scholar
- Howard, Charles Wentworth George, (1814-1879), MP
- Howard, Frederick, (1748-1825), 5th Earl of Carlisle, statesman
- Howard, Henry, (1739-1779), 12th Earl of Suffolk
- Howard, Sir Henry Francis, (1809-1898), Knight Diplomat
- Howard, Kenneth Alexander, (1767-1845), 1st Earl of Effingham, General
- Howe, Samuel Gridley, (1801-1876), Philanthropist
- Howley, William, (1766-1848), Archbishop of Canterbury
- Hozier, William Wallace, (1825-1906), 1st Baron Newlands, businessman and soldier
- Hudson, Sir Robert Arundell, (1864-1927), Knight, political organiser
- Hugel, Anatole Andreas Aloys von, (1854-1928), Baron von Hugel, archaeologist and anthropologist
- Hughes, Sir Edward, (? 1720-1794), Knight Admiral
- Hughes, Emrys, (1894-1969), MP
- Hughes, John, (1790-1857), author and artist
- Hume, David, (? 1560-? 1630), historian, controversialist and Latin poet
- Hume, David, (1711-1776), philosopher and historian
- Hume, David, (1757-1838), jurist and judge
- Hume, Joseph, (1777-1855), politician
- Hume, Martin Andrew Sharp, (1843-1910), Spanish historian
- Hume, Patrick, (1641-1724), 1st Earl of Marchmont
- Hume-Campbell, Hugh, (1708-1794), 3rd Earl of Marchmont
- Hunt, James Henry Leigh, (1784-1859), essayist and poet
- Hunter, Anne, (1742-1821), poet
- Hunter, Mollie, (b 1922), novelist
- Hunter, Junior, William , (fl1795-1822), Messenger in Ordinary to his Majesty (George IV)
- Hunter-Blair, Sir David Oswald, (1853-1939), 5th Baronet Abbot of Dunfermline
- Huntington, Robert, (1637-1701), Orientalist, Bishop of Rathoe
- Hurd, Richard, (1720-1808), Bishop of Worcester
- Hurlbut, Elisha Powell, (1807-1889), author
- Hutchison, Alexander, (1943-2015), poet and translator
- Hutchison, Isobel Wylie, (1889-1982), botanist, traveller and author
- Hutchison, Sir William Oliphant, (1889-1970), Knight, portrait and landscape painter
- Hutton, Sir Edward Thomas Henry, (1848-1923), Knight Lieutenant General
- Hutton, George Henry, (d 1827), archaeologist
- Hutton, James, (1726-1797), geologist
- Hutton, John Alexander, (1868-1947), editor of the British Weekly
- Hutton, William, (1798-1860), Geologist
- Huygens, Constantijn, (1596-1687), Dutch Diplomat and Poet
- Illingworth, William, (1764-1845), Antiquary and Archivist
- Inge, William Ralph, (1860-1954), Dean of St Paul's
- Ingleby, Clement Mansfield, (1823-1886), Shakespearean critic and author
- Inglis, Esther, (1571-1624), calligrapher and miniaturist
- Inglis, Sir John, (1683-1771), 2nd Baronet of Cramond
- Inglis, John, (1778-1850), Bishop of Nova Scotia
- Inglis, John, (1810-1891), Lord Glencorse President of Court of Session
- Inglis, Margaret Maxwell, (1774-1843), poet
- Inglis, Sir Robert Harry, (1786-1855), 2nd Baronet, politician
- Ingram, John Kells, (1823-1907), Scholar Economist and Poet
- Innes, Cosmo, (1798-1874), antiquary
- Innes, Sue, (1948-2005), writer and feminist campaigner
- Ireland, Alexander, (1810-1894), journalist and publisher
- Irvine, Archibald Clive, (d 1974), medical missionary in Kenya
- Irving, Edward, (1792-1834), Founder of the Catholic Apostolic Church
- Irving, George Vere, (1815-1869), Scottish lawyer and antiquary
- Irving, Joseph, (1830-1891), Journalist and Historian
- Irving, Sir Paulus Aemilius, (1751-1828), Knight General
- Irving, Thomas, (fl 1771-1797), Inspector General of Customs in North America
- Irwin, Sir John, (1728-1788), Knight General
- Ivory, Holmes, (1851-1914), Writer to the Signet
- Ivory, James, (1792-1866), Lord Ivory, Scottish judge
- Jackson, Alan, (b 1938), poet
- Jackson, Charles D'Orville Pilkington, (1887-1973), sculptor
- Jackson, Francis James, (1770-1814), diplomat
- Jackson, Thomas, (fl 1789-1806), Diplomat
- Jacob, Violet, (1863-1946), writer
- James, Henry, (1828-1911), 1st Baron James of Hereford, statesman
- James, Henry, (1843-1916), novelist
- James, I, (1566-1625), King of Great Britain and Ireland
- Jameson, Anna Brownell, (1794-1860), author
- Jameson, Robert, (1774-1854), mineralogist
- Jameson, Sydney Bellinghame, (1857-1932), Brigadier General
- Jameson, William, (fl 1689-1720), historian
- Jamie, Kathleen, (b 1962), author and poet
- Jamieson, John, (1759-1838), Antiquary and Philologist
- Jamieson, Robert, (? 1780-1844), Scottish anthologist
- Jardine, George, (1742-1827), Professor at Glasgow
- Jardine, Sir Henry, (1766-1851), Knight King's Remembrancer of Scottish Exchequer
- Jardine, Sir William, (1800-1874), 7th Baronet Naturalist
- Jarvie, Gordon, (b 1941), writer and editor
- Jast, Louis Stanley, (1868-1944), librarian
- Jean Mary, Allan, (b 1899), librarian and novelist
- Jeffares, Alexander Norman, (1920-2005), English scholar, writer and critic
- Jeffrey, Francis, (1773-1850), Lord Jeffrey Scottish judge and critic
- Jeffrey, William, (1896-1946), author and journalist
- Jenkins, John Robin, (1912-2005), novelist
- Jenkins, Roy Harris, (1920-2003), Baron Jenkins of Hillhead, politician
- Jenkinson, Robert Banks, (1770-1828), 2nd Earl of Liverpool, statesman
- Jerdan, William, (1782-1869), journalist
- Jewsbury, Geraldine Endsor, (1812-1880), novelist
- Jobson, Richard, (b 1960), film-maker
- John, David Dilwyn, (b 1901), Zoologist
- Johnes, John, (1800-1876), judge
- Johnes, Thomas, (1748-1816), of Hafod, antiquary, translator and MP
- Johnston, Alexander Keith, (1804-1871), geographer
- Johnston, Alexander Keith, (1844-1879), geographer
- Johnston, David Russell, (1932-2008), Baron Russell-Johnston, MP
- Johnston, Edward, (1872-1944), Calligrapher and Designer
- Johnston, James, (1655-1737), Secretary of State
- Johnston, James Brown, (1862-1953), Scottish minister, historian and topographer
- Johnston, James Finlay Weir, (1796-1855), Chemist
- Johnston, James Frederick Junor, (1939-2006), major-general Welbeck, Nottinghamshire
- Johnston, Sir Reginald Fleming, (1874-1938), Knight, scholar and administrator
- Johnston, Thomas, (1881-1965), Secretary of State for Scotland
- Johnston, Sir William, (1802-1888), Knight, Lord Provost of Edinburgh
- Johnstone, Andrew James Cochrane-, (1767-1833), Brigadier General, MP and colonial governor
- Johnstone, Doug, (b 1970), author
- Johnstone, George, (1730-1787), MP Commodore RN
- Johnstone, James, (d 1798), Scandinavian antiquary
- Johnstone, James, (1801-1888), MP
- Johnstone, William, (d 1721), 1st Marquess of Annandale
- Johnstone, William, (1897-1981), painter
- Jones, Harry Longueville, (1806-1870), Archaeologist
- Jones, Henry, (1605-1682), Bishop of Meath
- Jones, James Idwal, (1900-1985), MP for Wrexham and geographer
- Jordan, Louis Henry, (1855-1923), theologian
- Joseph, Samuel, (d 1850), sculptor
- Jowett, Benjamin, (1817-1893), biblical and classical scholar Master of Balliol College Camberwell, Surrey;Oxford, Oxfordshire
- Junor, Beth, (b 1958), peace activist and writer
- Kavanagh, Julia, (1824-1877), Novelist and Biographer
- Kay, David Miller, (1866-1930), professor of Hebrew at St Andrews University
- Kaye, Sir John William, (1814-1876), Knight military historian
- Kean, Charles John, (? 1811-1868), Actor
- Kean, Ellen, (1805-1880), actress
- Keating, Sir Henry Sheehy, (d 1846), Knight General Governor of Bourbon
- Keats, John, (1795-1821), poet
- Keats, Sir Richard Goodwin, (1757-1834), Knight, Admiral, Governor of Newfoundland Chalton, Hampshire
- Kebbel, Thomas Edward, (fl 1862-1900), Historian and Political Scientist
- Keene, Henry George, (1781-1864), Persian scholar
- Keene, Henry George, (1825-1915), Orientalist
- Keith, Alexander, (fl 1732), Scottish clergyman and antiquary
- Keith, George, (1693-1778), 9th Earl Marischal
- Keith, James Francis Edward, (1696-1758), Marshal Keith
- Keith, John, (d 1714), 1st Earl of Kintore
- Keith, Robert, (1697-1774), diplomat
- Keith, Sir Robert Murray, (1730-1795), Knight, Lieutenant General and diplomat
- Keith, William, (1614-1661), 6th Earl Marischal
- Kelly, James, (1759-1804), Church of Scotland Minister
- Kelman, James, (b 1946), Author
- Keltie, Sir John Scott, (1840-1927), Knight, geographer
- Kemball, Sir Arnold Burrowes, (1820-1908), Knight General
- Kemble, Frances Anne, (1809-1893), actress
- Kemp, Arnold, (1939-2002), journalist
- Kemp, Robert, (1908-1967), playwright
- Kemp, Stanley Wells, (1882-1945), marine biologist
- Kempt, Sir James, (c1775-1854), Knight, General Governor General of Canada
- Kennaway, James Peebles Ewing, (1928-1968), author
- Kennedy, Archibald Robert Stirling, (1859-1938), Professor of Hebrew Edinburgh University
- Kennedy, Gavin, (b 1940), economist and author
- Kennedy, James, (1785-1851), Physician
- Kennedy, Sir Robert Hugh, (1772-1840), Knight, Commissary General
- Kennedy, Thomas Francis, (1788-1879), Politician
- Kennett, Robert Hatch, (1864-1932), Professor of Hebrew Cambridge University
- Kent, Edward Augustus, (1767-1820), Duke of Kent
- Kent, William Charles Mark, (1823-1902), poet, biographer and journalist
- Kenyon, Sir Frederic George, (1863-1952), Knight, Knight Director and Principal Librarian British Museum Papyrologist
- Keogh, Sir Alfred, (1857-1936), Knight Lieutenant General
- Keppel, William Anne, (1702-1754), 2nd Earl of Albemarle
- Ker, Margaret, (1657-1753), Countess of Roxburghe
- Ker, Robert, (d 1755), 2nd Duke of Roxburghe
- Ker, William Paton, (1855-1923), literary scholar India;China
- Kernahan, John Coulson, (1858-1943), writer
- Kerr, George, (fl 1860-1942), local politician
- Kerr, John William Robert, (1794-1841), 7th Marquess of Lothian
- Kerr, Schomberg Henry, (1833-1900), 9th Marquess of Lothian, statesman
- Kerr, William, (1605-1675), 3rd Earl of Lothian
- Kerr, William, (1763-1824), 6th Marquess of Lothian
- Kesson, Jessie, (1916-1994), novelist, playwright and radio producer
- Keyes, Sir Terence Humphrey, (1877-1939), Knight, Brigadier General, Indian Political Service
- Kidson, Frank, (1855-1926), Antiquary
- Kiek, Edward S, (1883-1959), Congregational minister
- Kilburn, Nicholas, (1843-1923), bishop and musician
- Kilpatrick, George Gordon Dinwiddie, (1888-1975), theologian
- King, Sir Edmund, (1629-1709), Knight, physician
- King, Jessie Marion, (1875-1949), artist
- King, Walker, (1755-1827), Bishop of Rochester
- Kingdon-Ward, Francis, (1885-1958), botanist
- Kinglake, Alexander William, (1809-1891), MP, historian and traveller
- Kingsley, Charles, (1819-1875), Canon of Westminster author
- Kinloch, George Ritchie, (c 1796-1877), Editor of Scottish Ballads
- Kinross, John, (1855-1931), architect
- Kinross, John Blythe, (1904-1989), financier
- Kirby, Henry, (d 1912), lawyer
- Kirk, Alexander Carnegie, (1830-1892), marine engineer
- Kirk, Sir John, (1832-1922), Knight, naturalist and political agent
- Kirkwood, James, (? 1650-1708), clergyman and advocate of parish libraries
- Kirkwood, William, (1876-1902), merchant seaman
- Kitchener, Horatio Herbert, (1850-1916), 1st Earl Kitchener of Khartoum, Field Marshal
- Kitchiner, William, (? 1775-1827), Physician and Writer
- Klein, Bernat, (1922-2014), textile designer
- Knight, William Angus, (1836-1916), author and philosopher
- Knighton, Sir William, (1776-1836), 1st Baronet, physician, private secretary to George IV
- Knollys, Francis, (1837-1924), 1st Viscount Knollys
- Knollys, Sir Henry, (1840-1930), Knight, Colonel, author
- Knowles, James Sheridan, (1784-1862), dramatist
- Labouchere, Henry Du Pre, (1831-1912), journalist and politician
- Lacaita, Charles Carmichael, (1853-1933), MP Botanist
- Lacaita, Sir James Philip, (1813-1895), Knight, Italian scholar and politician
- Lacy, Maurice, (1740-1820), General in the Russian Army
- Laidlaw, William, (1780-1845), friend of Sir Walter Scott
- Laing, Alexander, (1787-1857), poet
- Laing, David, (1793-1878), antiquary
- Laing, Malcolm, (1762-1818), historian
- Lamb, William, (1779-1848), 2nd Viscount Melbourne, statesman
- Lambert, Henry, (1833-1902), General Manager of the Great Western Railway
- Lambton, John George, (1792-1840), 1st Earl of Durham, statesman
- Lambton, John George, (1855-1928), 3rd Earl of Durham
- Lamont, Archibald, (fl 1925-1984), Geologist Ecologist and Scottish Nationalist
- Lamont, Daniel, (1869-1950), theologian
- Lamont, Sir James, (1828-1913), 1st Baronet, Arctic yachtsman Knockdow, Buteshire
- L'Amy, James, (1772-1854), Advocate
- Lancaster, Sir Osbert, (1908-1986), cartoonist and designer
- Lane, Edward William, (1801-1876), Arabic scholar and Egyptologist
- Lang, Andrew, (1844-1912), anthropologist, classicist and historian
- Lang, William Cosmo Gordon, (1864-1945), Baron Lang, Archbishop of Canterbury
- Langford, Joseph Munt, (1809-1884), Publisher Playwright and Drama Critic
- Lanier, Sir John, (d 1692), Knight General
- Lardner, Dionysius, (1793-1859), Scientific Writer
- Lauder, Sir Harry, (1870-1950), Knight, music hall entertainer
- Lauder, Sir John, (1646-1722), Knight, Lord Fountainhall. Scottish judge, politician and diarist
- Lauder, Sir Thomas Dick, (1784-1848), 7th Baronet Author
- Laudy, Jacques, (1907-1993), Belgian illustrator
- Laurie, Simon Somerville, (1829-1909), Educational Reformer
- Laurie, Thomas, (1760-1843), Minister of Newburn
- Laurier, Sir Wilfrid, (1841-1919), Knight Prime Minister of Canada
- Lavery, Sir John, (1856-1941), Knight, painter
- Law, Thomas Sturdy, (1916-1997), poet
- Lawley, Francis Charles, (1825-1901), Sportsman and Journalist
- Lawrence, Sir Arthur Johnstone, (1809-1892), Knight General
- Lawrence, Sir Herbert Alexander, (1861-1943), Knight, soldier and Banker General
- Lawrence, Stringer, (1697-1775), Major General
- Lawrence, Sir Thomas, (1769-1830), Knight, painter
- Lawrence, Thomas Edward, (1888-1935), intelligence officer and author
- Lawrie, Sir Archibald Campbell, (1837-1914), Knight Judge Historian
- Laws, Robert, (1851-1934), missionary
- Lawson, George, (1749-1820), theologian
- Lawson, George, (d 1849), Secession minister
- Lawson, George Mcarthur, (1906-1978), MP for Motherwell
- Lawson, William Ramage, (fl 1876-1896), Editor of the Edinburgh Courant
- Layard, Sir Austen Henry, (1817-1894), Knight, politician, diplomat and archaeologist
- Laycock, Sir Thomas, (1812-1876), Knight, mental physiologist
- Leader, John Temple, (1810-1903), Politician and Connoisseur
- Lear, Edward, (1812-1888), landscape painter and writer
- Leckie, Joseph Hannay, (1865-1935), theologian
- Lee, Arthur Hamilton, (1868-1947), 1st Viscount Lee of Fareham, statesman
- Lee, John, (1779-1859), Church of Scotland minister and university principal
- Lee, Robert, (1793-1877), Obstetric Physician
- Lee, Robert, (1804-1868), Professor at Edinburgh
- Lee, William, (1817-1866), Ecclesiastical Historian
- Leechman, William, (1706-1785), Principal of Glasgow University
- Lees, Sir James Cameron, (1834-1913), Knight, historian and minister of St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh
- Leighton, Alexander, (1800-1874), author
- Leighton, Robert, (1611-1684), Archbishop of Glasgow
- Leith-Hay, Alexander, (1758-1838), General
- Lemaire, Angela, (b 1944), artist, author and poet
- Leng, Sir John, (1828-1906), Knight, newspaper proprietor and politician
- Lennox, Lord George Henry, (1737-1805), General and Statesman
- Leonard, Thomas Anthony, (1944-2018), Scottish poet Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Leslie, Alexander, (1695-1754), 7th Earl of Leven
- Leslie, Sir Charles Abraham, (1796-1847), 5th Baronet
- Leslie, Charles Robert, (1794-1859), Painter
- Leslie, John, (?1698-1767), 9th Earl of Rothes
- Leslie, Sir John, (1766-1832), Knight, mathematician and natural philosopher
- Lever, Charles James, (1806-1872), novelist
- Leveson-Gower, Elizabeth, (1765-1839), Countess of Sutherland
- Leveson-Gower, George Granville, (1758-1833), 1st Duke of Sutherland
- Leveson-Gower, George Granville, (1786-1861), 2nd Duke of Sutherland
- Leveson-Gower, Granville George, (1815-1891), 2nd Earl Granville, statesman
- Lewes, George Henry, (1817-1878), author
- Lewis, Matthew Gregory, (1775-1818), novelist and dramatist London
- Leyden, John, (1775-1811), physician and poet
- Liddell, Henry George, (1811-1898), Dean of Christ Church Oxford
- Liddell, Henry Thomas, (1797-1878), 1st Earl of Ravensworth, statesman and poet
- Liebenthal, Tertia, (d 1970), Musician and Patron
- Lieven, Christopher Andreevich, (1774-1839), Prince Lieven, Russian general and diplomat
- Lieven, Dorothea Christoforovna, (1784-1857), Princess Lieven, political hostess
- Ligertwood, Thomas, (1829-1911), army surgeon
- Lightfoot, John, (1735-1788), Naturalist
- Lillie, Robert Alexander, (fl 1907-1977), art collector
- Lindesay, Alexander Kyd, (1801-1878), surgeon, Bengal Medical Service
- Lindsay, Alexander, (1618-1659), 1st Earl of Balcarres
- Lindsay, Alexander, (d 1736), 4th Earl of Balcarres
- Lindsay, Alexander, (1752-1825), 6th Earl of Balcarres
- Lindsay, Alexander William Crawford, (1812-1880), 25th Earl of Crawford
- Lindsay, Charles Dalrymple, (1760-1846), Bishop of Kildare
- Lindsay, Lady Charlotte, (d 1849), Lady in Waiting to Queen Caroline
- Lindsay, Colin, (1652-1722), 3rd Earl of Balcarres
- Lindsay, David, (d 1558), 9th Earl of Crawford
- Lindsay, David, (1490-1555), Poet and Herald
- Lindsay, Sir David, (fl 1542-55), Lyon King of Arms
- Lindsay, Sir David, (1551-1610), Baron Edzell
- Lindsay, David, (d 1641), 1st Baron Lindsay of Balcarres
- Lindsay, David, (d 1646), of Edzell
- Lindsay, David Alexander Edward, (1871-1940), 27th Earl of Crawford and 10th Earl of Balcarres, politician
- Lindsay, James, (1691-1768), 5th Earl of Balcarres
- Lindsay, James, (1783-1869), 24th Earl of Crawford
- Lindsay, James, (1793-1855), Lieutenant General MP
- Lindsay, John, (1552-1598), Lord Menmuir Secretary of State
- Lindsay, John, (1702-1749), 20th Earl of Crawford
- Lindsay, John Maurice, (1918-1990), writer and broadcaster
- Lindsay, Maria Margaret Frances, (1783-1850), Countess of Crawford
- Lindsay, Patrick, (d 1753), Lord Provost of Edinburgh
- Lindsay, Robert, (1500?-1565?), Scottish historian
- Lindsay, Robert, (1754-1836), Superintendent of Sylhet Bengal
- Lindsay-Crawford, George, (1729-1781), 21st Earl of Crawford
- Lindsay-Crawford, George, (1758-1808), 22nd Earl of Crawford
- Lindsay-Crawford, Lady Mary, (1760-1833), philanthropist
- Lingard, Joan Amelia, (b 1932), writer
- Linklater, Eric, (1899-1974), author
- Linton, Eliza Lynn, (1822-1898), writer
- Lister, Michael, (b 1962), author
- Lister, Thomas, (1876-1925), 4th Baron Ribblesdale
- Liston, Lady Henrietta, (1751-1828), botanist
- Liston, Sir Robert, (1742-1836), Knight, diplomat
- Lithgow, Sir James, (1883-1952), 1st Baronet shipbuilder and industrialist
- Lithgow, Stewart Aaron, (1833-1899), Surgeon Major General
- Littleton, Edward John, (1791-1863), 1st Baron Hatherton, politician
- Livingstone, Alexander, (d 1685), 2nd Earl of Callander
- Livingstone, Charles, (1821-1873), missionary, consul in West Africa
- Livingstone, David, (1813-1873), explorer and missionary
- Livingstone, George, (1616-1690), 3rd Earl of Linlithgow
- Livingstone, James, (d 1674), 1st Earl of Callander
- Livingstone, James, (1616-1661), 1st Viscount Kilsyth
- Livingstone, James, (d 1723), 5th Earl of Linlithgow
- Livingstone, John, (1603-1672), Scottish Covenanting Minister
- Livingstone, Thomas, (? 1652-1711), Viscount of Teviot, Lieutenant General
- Lizars, William Home, (1788-1859), painter and engraver
- Lloyd, Robert Wylie, (fl1903-1929), alpinist
- Lobban, John Hay, (fl 1899-1936), literary critic and scholar
- Loch, James, (1780-1855), MP, economist
- Lochhead, Marion Cleland, (1902-1985), author
- Lochore, Robert, (1762-1852), Poet
- Lock, Charles, (fl 1799-1801), Consul at Naples
- Locker-Lampson, Frederick, (1821-1895), poet
- Lockhart, Charlotte Sophia, (d 1837), wife of John Gibson Lockhart
- Lockhart, Sir James Haldane Stewart, (1858-1937), Knight, colonial official and art collector
- Lockhart, John Gibson, (1794-1854), writer and literary editor
- Lockhart, Laurence William Maxwell, (1831-1882), Novelist
- Lockhart Ross, Sir Charles, (1763-1814), 7th Baronet Lieutenant General MP
- Lockhart, William, (d 1817), Major General
- Lockwood, Sir Frank, (1846-1897), Knight Solicitor General MP
- Long, George, (1800-1879), Classical Scholar
- Lorimer, James, (1818-1890), Professor of Law
- Lorimer, Sir Robert Stodart, (1864-1929), Knight, architect
- Lorimer, William Laughton, (1885-1967), classical scholar
- Lothian, Andrew, (1763-1831), Secession minister
- Lothian, William, (1740-1783), Historian
- Loudon, Jane Wells, (1807-1858), horticultural writer
- Louise, (1848-1939), Princess, Duchess of Argyll
- Love, Sir James Frederick, (1789-1866), Knight General
- Low, George, (1746-1795), naturalist
- Lowe, Sir Hudson, (1769-1844), Knight, Lieutenant and General Governor of St Helena
- Lowth, Robert, (1710-1787), Bishop of London
- Loyd-Lindsay, Harriet Sarah, (1837-1920), Red Cross campaigner
- Loyd-Lindsay, Robert James, (1832-1901), Baron Wantage, politician
- Lucas, Sir Charles Prestwood, (1853-1931), Knight civil servant and historian
- Lucas, Samuel, (1811-1865), Politician
- Lucas, Samuel, (1818-1868), Journalist and Author
- Lucy, Sir Henry William, (1843-1924), Knight Journalist
- Ludolf, Count Guglielmo Di, (d 1839), Neapolitan Minister in London
- Lugard, Frederick John Dealtry, (1858-1945), Baron Lugard, colonial administrator, soldier and author
- Lumisden, Andrew, (1720-1801), Jacobite
- Lumsden, John, (fl 1795-1813), Indian civil servant
- Lundie, Archibald, (1674-1759), minister of Saltoun Saltoun, East Lothian
- Lundie, Robert, (1774-1832), minister of Kelso
- Lundie, Robert Henry, (1824-1895), Presbyterian Minister
- Lyell, Charles, (1767-1849), botanist and student of Dante
- Lyell, Sir Charles, (1797-1875), 1st Baronet, geologist
- Lygon, Edward Pyndar, (c 1786-1860), General MP
- Lyon, Sir Patrick, (d 1695), Knight, Lord of Session
- Lyons, Edmund, (1790-1858), 1st Baron Lyons, Admiral
- Lyons, Richard Bickerton Pemell, (1817-1887), Viscount Lyons, diplomat
- Lyttelton, George William Spencer, (1847-1913), Secretary to WE Gladstone
- MacAlister, Donald, (1854-1934), 1st baronet Chancellor of Glasgow University
- Macarthur, Edith, (b 1926), actress
- Macaulay, Alexander Beith, (1871-1950), theologian
- Macaulay, John, (1720-1789), minister of Cardross
- Macaulay, Kenneth, (1723-1779), Minister of Harris Antiquary
- Macaulay, Thomas Babington, (1800-1859), Baron Macaulay, statesman and historian
- Macaulay, Zachary, (1768-1838), Philanthropist
- MacBeth, George Mann, (1932-1992), poet and editor
- MacCaig, Norman Alexander, (1910-1996), poet
- MacCaskill, Don, (1919-2000), forester and naturalist
- MacColl, Dugald Sutherland, (1859-1948), painter and museum administrator
- MacColl, Ewan, (1915-1989), Folk Singer Broadcaster
- MacColl, Malcolm, (1831-1907), Canon of Ripon, writer
- MacColl, Norman, (1843-1904), Editor of the Athenaeum
- Maccormick, Joseph, (1733-1799), Principal of St Andrews University
- MacCreery, John, (1768-1832), Printer and Poet
- MacCulloch, John, (1773-1835), geologist
- Macdonald, Allan Ronald , (1906-1984), colonial administrator
- Macdonald, Alexander, (? 1791-1850), antiquary
- Macdonald, Alexander, (1860-1928), Gaelic poet, editor and scholar
- Macdonald, Callum, (1912-1999), printer, publisher and editor
- Macdonald, Donald, (d 1804), Lieutenant Colonel Governor of Tobago
- MacDonald, George, (1824-1905), novelist and poet
- MacDonald, Ian , (b1934), Scottish National Party activist
- MacDonald, James Ramsay, (1866-1937), statesman
- Macdonald, John, (1759-1831), Lieutenant Colonel Military Engineer
- Macdonald, Sir John, (d 1850), Knight Adjutant General at the Horse Guards
- Macdonald, John Hay Athole, (1836-1919), Lord Kingsburgh
- Macdonald, Lawrence, (1799-1878), Sculptor
- MacDonald, Margo, (1943-2014), teacher, broadcaster and politician
- Macdonald, Norman Malcolm, (1927-2000), writer and dramatist
- MacDonald, Thomas Joseph Douglas, (1906-1975), writer
- Macdonald, William Bell, (1807-1862), linguist
- Macdonald, William Rae, (1843-1923), Albany Herald
- Macdonell, Sir Alexander, (1820-1891), Knight, General
- Macdougall, Alastair Ian, (1888-1972), Major General
- Macdougall, Ian, (b 1933), social historian and author
- Macdougall, Sir James Patten, (1849-1919), Knight Lawyer Public Servant and Archivist
- MacDougall, Patrick Leonard, (1819-1894), Knight General
- Macdougall, Roger, (1910-1993), playwright and screenwriter
- MacDowall, Day Hort, (1753-1809), merchant
- MacDowall, William, (d 1776), 18th of Garthland and Castlesemple
- MacDowall, William, (1749-1810), MP
- MacDowall, William, (1770-1840), 20th of Garthland and Castlesemple
- MacEwen, Alexander Malcolm, (1875-1941), Knight, Provost of Inverness and writer
- Macfarlan, Duncan, (1771-1857), Principal of Glasgow University
- Macfarlan, Walter, (d 1767), Scottish antiquary
- Macfarlane, Malcolm, (1853-1931), Gaelic Scholar
- Macfie, Robert Andrew, (1811-1893), MP
- Macfie, Ronald Campbell, (1867-1931), physician and poet
- Macgeorge, Andrew, (1810-1891), Lawyer Antiquary
- MacGillivray, James Pittendrigh, (1856-1938), sculptor
- MacGregor, Alasdair Alpin, (1899-1970), writer and animal welfare campaigner
- MacGregor, George Hogarth Carnaby, (1892-1963), Professor of Divinity Glasgow University
- MacGregor, James, (1832-1910), minister of St Cuthbert, Edinburgh
- MacGregor, James Murdoch, (1925-2008), science fiction writer
- Macgregor, Jimmie, (b 1930), folksinger and broadcaster
- MacGregor, John, (1797-1857), Politician Statistician Traveller Historian
- Macintosh, Charles, (1766-1843), Inventor of Waterproofing
- Macintosh, Farquhar, (1923-2007), Rector of the Royal High School, Edinburgh
- Maciver, Hector, (d 1966), Author
- Maciver, Iain Finlay, (b 1943), archivist and historian
- Mackay, Charles, (1812-1889), poet and journalist
- Mackay, Sir Donald Iain, (b 1937), Knight, economist
- Mackay, Donald James, (1839-1921), 11th Baron Reay, Governor of Bombay
- Mackay, Hugh, (? 1640-1692), General
- Mackay, James Peter Hymers, (b 1927), Baron Mackay of Clashfern, Lord Chancellor
- Mackay, John, (c 1612-1680), 2nd Baron Reay
- Mackay, Lady Lucinda Louise, (b 1941), artist
- Mackay, Mackintosh, (1793-1873), Free Church of Scotland minister and Gaelic scholar
- MacKechnie, John, (1897-1977), minister of St Kiaran's, Glasgow Glasgow, Lanarkshire
- Mackellar, Mary, (1834-1890), Poet
- Mackenzie, Agnes Mure, (1891-1955), historian and literary critic
- Mackenzie, Alexander, (d 1737), Scottish lawyer
- Mackenzie, Sir Alexander, (d 1796), 6th Baronet of Coul, Major General
- Mackenzie, Sir Alexander Campbell, (1847-1935), Knight, composer
- Mackenzie, Colin, (1753-1821), Colonel Surveyor General of India
- Mackenzie, Donald Alexander, (1873-1936), journalist, author and archaeologist
- Mackenzie, Sir Edward Montague Compton, (1883-1972), Knight, writer
- Mackenzie, Francis Humberston, (1754-1815), Baron Seaforth, Lieutenant General
- Mackenzie, George, (1630-1714), 1st Earl of Cromarty
- Mackenzie, Sir George, (1636-1691), Knight, legal author
- Mackenzie, George, (c 1703-1766), 3rd Earl of Cromarty
- Mackenzie, Sir George Steuart, (1780-1848), Knight, mineralogist
- Mackenzie, Henry, (1745-1831), novelist and miscellaneous writer
- Mackenzie, Holt, (1787-1876), Indian civil servant, member of the Board of Control
- Mackenzie, John, (d 1731), Scottish Lawyer
- Mackenzie, John Stuart, (1860-1935), Professor of Logic and Philosophy
- Mackenzie, Joshua Henry, (1777-1851), Lord Mackenzie Scottish Judge
- Mackenzie, Kenneth, (1717-1761), Styled Lord Fortrose
- Mackenzie, Robert Shelton, (1809-1880), poet, journalist and compiler
- Mackie, Alastair Webster, (1925-1995), poet and teacher
- Mackie, Albert David, (b 1904), poet and journalist
- Mackinnon, William, (1823-1893), baronet Founder of British East Africa Co
- Mackintosh, Sir James, (1765-1832), Knight, philosopher and MP
- Mackintosh, John Pitcairn, (1929-1978), politician and writer
- Mackintosh, Neil Alison, (1900-1974), marine biologist
- MacLachlan, Ewen, (1775-1822), Gaelic Poet and Scholar
- Maclaren, Charles, (1782-1866), editor of the Scotsman
- MacLaurin, Colin, (1698-1746), mathematician
- MacLaurin, John, (1734-1796), Lord Dreghorn judge and writer
- Maclean, Alasdair, (fl 1952-1999), historian and genealogist
- Maclean, Allan Campbell, (1922-1989), author
- Maclean, John, (d 1746), Jacobite officer
- Maclean, Sorley, (1911-1996), poet
- Maclear, Sir Thomas, (1794-1879), Knight Astronomer
- Macleod, Donald, (1831-1916), minister of The Park, Glasgow
- MacLeod, George Fielden, (1895-1991), Baron Macleod of Fuinary, Church of Scotland minister
- Macleod, Sir James Maciver, (1866-1944), Knight, consular official
- Macleod, John, (fl 1775-1781), Major General
- Macleod, Sir John, (d 1851), Knight Lieutenant General
- Macleod, Joseph Todd Gordon, (1903-1984), poet, writer and broadcaster
- MacLeod, Kenneth, (1871-1955), writer and folklorist
- Macleod, Kenneth, (b1954), science fiction writer Stornoway, Ross and Cromarty
- Macleod, Norman, (1812-1872), Church of Scotland minister and journalist
- Macleod, Robert Duncan, (d 1973), editor
- Macmillan, Alexander, (1818-1896), publisher
- Macmillan, Hugh Pattison, (1873-1952), 1st Baron Macmillan, Lord of Appeal
- Macmillan, Maurice Harold, (1894-1986), 1st Earl of Stockton, Prime Minister
- Macneacail, Aonghas, (b 1942), poet writer and broadcaster
- Macneill, Hector, (1746-1818), poet
- MacNish, Robert, (1802-1837), author and physician
- Maconochie, Alexander, (1787-1860), Governor of Norfolk Island
- Maconochie, Allan, (1748-1816), Lord Meadowbank Judge
- Macphail, Earle Monteith, (1861-1937), missionary and educationalist
- Macpherson, Hector, (1888-1956), Church of Scotland minister, astronomer
- Macpherson, James, (1736-1796), Author MP
- Macpherson, John, (1713-1765), Presbyterian minister antiquary
- Macquarie, Lachlan, (1761-1824), Major General Governor of New South Wales
- MacQueen, James, (1778-1870), geographer
- Macrae, John Duncan Graham, (1905-1967), actor
- Mactaggart, Sir William, (1903-1981), Knight, painter
- Maginn, William, (1793-1842), Poet Journalist and Miscellaneous Writer
- Magnusson, Magnus, (1929-2007), Icelandic scholar, broadcaster and environmentalist
- Maidment, James, (1793-1879), antiquary
- Mainzer, Joseph, (1801-1851), Teacher of Music
- Maitland, Charles, (c 1620-1691), 3rd Earl of Lauderdale
- Maitland, Edward Maitland, (1880-1921), Air Commodore, airship and parachute developer
- Maitland, Elizabeth, (1626-1698), Countess of Dysart
- Maitland, Sir Frederick Lewis, (1777-1839), Knight Rear Admiral
- Maitland, James, (1759-1839), 8th Earl of Lauderdale, statesman
- Maitland, John, (1616-1682), Duke of Lauderdale
- Maitland, Sir Thomas, (? 1759-1824), Knight Lieutenant General MP Governor of Malta
- Maitland, Thomas, (1792-1851), Lord Dundrennan Judge and Politician
- Maitland, William, (? 1528-1573), of Lethington
- Malcolm, Sir Charles, (1782-1851), Knight Vice Admiral
- Malcolm, Edward Donald, (1837-1930), Colonel Royal Engineers
- Malcolm, Sir Ian Zachary, (1868-1944), Knight, politician and diplomat
- Malcolm, Sir John, (1769-1833), Knight, Indian administrator and diplomat
- Malcolm, Sir Pulteney, (1768-1838), Knight, Admiral
- Malden, Richard Henry, (1879-1951), Dean of Wells
- Malet, Sir Edward Baldwin, (1837-1908), 4th Baronet, 4th Baronet Diplomat
- Malleson, George Bruce, (1825-1898), Colonel, military writer
- Mallet, John Lewis, (1775-1861), Secretary of Audit Office
- Malone, Edmund, (1741-1812), critic and author
- Man, James, (? 1700-1761), Philologist
- Mann, Horace, (1796-1859), Educationist
- Mann, Mary Tyler, (1806-1887), author
- Manners, Janetta, (1836-1899) Duchess of Rutland
- Manners, John Henry, (1778-1857), 5th Duke of Rutland
- Manners, John James Robert, (1818-1906), 7th Duke of Rutland
- Manning, Anne, (1807-1879), Miscellaneous Writer
- Manning, Henry Edward, (1808-1892), Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster
- Mansel, Henry Longueville, (1820-1871), metaphysician Dean of St Paul's
- Manson, John, (b 1932), crofter and poet
- Manson, Thomas Walter, (1893-1958), biblical scholar
- Manson, William, (1882-1958), theologian
- Mantell, Elizabeth , (fl1962-1996), missionary in Malawi
- Marcet, Alexander John Gaspard, (1770-1822), physician
- Marcet, Jane, (1769-1858), writer
- Marchant, Sir James, (1867-1956), Knight Philanthropist
- Mare, Walter John de la, (1873-1956), author and poet
- Marjoribanks, Edward, (1849-1909), 2nd Baron Tweedmouth, MP
- Markham, Sir Arthur Basil, (1866-1916), 1st Baronet MP
- Markham, Frederick, (1805-1855), Lieutenant General
- Markham, Violet Rosa, (1872-1959), Liberal activist and public servant
- Marquand, David Ian, (b 1934), MP, political scientist
- Marr, James William Slesser, (1902-1965), Zoologist
- Marsh, Narcissus, (1638-1713), Archbishop of Armagh
- Marshall, Frederick, (fl 1870-1900), Writer
- Marshall, William, (1748-1833), Violinist and Composer
- Marshall, William Calder, (1813-1894), sculptor
- Marston, John Westland, (1819-1890), Dramatic Poet
- Martin, Alexander, (1857-1946), Principal of New College, Edinburgh
- Martin, Frederick, (1830-1883), writer
- Martin, Martin, (d 1719), physician and author
- Martin, Robert Montgomery, (c1801-1868), historian and statistician
- Martin, Sir Theodore, (1816-1909), Knight, biographer
- Martin, Sir Thomas Byam, (1773-1854), Knight and Admiral of the Fleet
- Martine, George, (1635-1712), Historian
- Martineau, Harriet, (1802-1876), writer
- Martyn, Etherington, (fl 1793-1801), antiquary
- Mary [Mary of Guise], (1515-1560) Queen of Scots, Consort of James V, and Regent of Scotland
- Mary, (1542-1587), Queen of Scotland
- Mary, (1867-1953), Queen Consort of George V
- Masefield, John Edward, (1878-1967), poet
- Mason, Eudo Colecestra, (1901-1969), German scholar
- Massey, Gerald, (1828-1907), Poet
- Masson, David, (1822-1907), biographer and editor
- Mather, Cotton, (1663-1728), New England Puritan Minister
- Mather, Samuel, (1706-1785), American Congregational Minister
- Mathers, George, (1886-1965), Baron Mathers, MP, trade unionist
- Matheson, Angus, (1912-1962), Celtic scholar
- Matheson, William, (1910-1995), Gaelic scholar
- Mathieson, William Law, (1868-1938), historian
- Maturin, Charles Robert, (1782-1824), Novelist and Dramatist
- Maule, James, (1659-1723), 4th Earl of Panmure
- Maule, John, (1706-1781), Baron of the Scottish Court of Exchequer
- Maule-Ramsay, Fox, (1801-1874), 11th Earl of Dalhousie, statesman
- Maurice, Sir Frederick Barton, (1871-1951), Knight, General
- Maurice, Henry Gascoyen, (1874-1950), Naturalist
- Maurice, Sir John Frederick, (1841-1912), Knight, Major General
- Mavor, James, (1854-1925), economist
- Mavor, Osborne Henry, (1888-1951), playwright
- Mawson, Sir Douglas, (1882-1958), Knight Geologist and Antarctic Explorer
- Maxwell, Sir Alexander, (d 1730), 2nd Baronet, MP for Wigton Burghs
- Maxwell, Gavin, (1914-1969), author and conservationist
- Maxwell, Sir Herbert Eustace, (1845-1937), Knight, politician and writer
- Maxwell, Sir William, (d 1709), 1st Baronet
- Maxwell, Sir William, (d 1812), 4th Baronet
- Maxwell, Sir William, (1779-1838), 5th Baronet Lieutenant Colonel MP for Wigtonshire
- Maxwell, Sir William, (1805-1877), 6th Baronet
- Maxwell, Sir William, (1841-1929), President International Co-operative Alliance
- Maxwell, William, (1873-1957), President British Federation of Master Printers
- Maxwell, Sir William, (d 1947), Knight Newspaper Editor
- Mayhew, Henry, (1812-1887), Author
- Mcarthur, William, (fl 1961), Writer
- McBey, James, (1883-1959), painter and etcher
- Mccall, Charles, (1907-1989), painter
- McCormick, Daniel, (fl 1797-1828), British Agent in New York
- McCrie, Thomas, (1772-1835), Scottish Seceder and church historian
- McCrone , Robert Gavin Loudon, (b1933), economist and civil servant
- McGlachlan, Robert Lorne, (1935-1999), journalist, academic and historian
- McGrath, John, (1935-2002), playwright, director, producer and scriptwriter
- McGrath, John Peter, (1935-2002), playwright, director
- McIlvanney, William Angus, (1936-2015), novelist, poet and journalist
- McIntosh, George Stewart, (b 1935), missionary in South America
- McIntosh, James, (1924-2019), educationalist, and secretary of Andrew Fletcher Society
- McIntosh, Janet, (b 1934), missionary in South America
- Mcintyre, John Ebenezer, (1874-1961), Church of Scotland minister
- Mcintyre, Robert Douglas, (1913-1998), MP physician
- McKee, Ian, (b 1940), physician and politician
- McKie, John, (c 1820-1915), engineer
- McKinlay, William Laird, (1888-1983), Arctic explorer
- McLaren, Duncan, (1800-1886), politician, Lord Provost of Edinburgh
- McLaren, John, (1831-1910), Lord McLaren Scottish Judge and MP
- McLaren, Priscilla Bright, (1815-1906), social reformer
- McLaren, Walter Stowe Bright, (1853-1912), MP
- McLaren, William Norman, (1914-1987), Film Maker and Artist
- McLean, John David Ruari, (1917-2006), Typographer and Author
- McLean, Lex, (1907-1975), comedian
- McLeish, Alexander, (fl1920-1959), Church of Scotland minister and missionary in India
- McLellan, Robert, (1907-1985), playwright and poet
- McLetchie, David William, (b 1952), politician
- McNair, John, (d 1840), Lieutenant General
- McNeill, Florence Marian, (1885-1973), author and journalist
- McNeill, Sir John, (1795-1883), Knight, diplomatist and surgeon
- Mcpherson, Sir Hugh, (1870-1960), Knight, Indian civil servant
- Mctaggart, William, (1835-1910), painter
- Mcvie, John, (1888-1967), Keeper of the Registers of Scotland Burns scholar
- Mcward, Robert, (1633-1687), Covenanting Minister
- Meade, Richard Charles Francis Christian, (1795-1879), 3rd Earl of Clanwilliam, diplomat
- Mearns, James, (fl1987-2019), Trade Unionist
- Mears, Sir Frank Charles, (1880-1953), Knight, architect
- Mears, Lady Norah, (1887-1967), landscape gardener Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Meikle, Henry William, (1880-1958), historian and librarian
- Meiklejohn, John Miller Dow, (1836-1920), writer of school books
- Meinertzhagen, Richard, (1878-1967), colonial administrator ornithologist
- Melvill, Sir James Cosmo, (1792-1861), Knight, Indian civil servant
- Melville, David, (1660-1728), 3rd Earl of Leven and 2nd Earl of Melville
- Melville, James, (1556-1614), Scottish Reformer
- Melville, Robert, (1723-1809), General and antiquary
- Menzies, Sir Alexander, (d 1644), Knight of Weem
- Menzies, Sir John, (d 1800), 4th Baronet
- Menzies, Sir Neil, (1780-1844), 6th Baronet
- Menzies, Sir Robert, (d 1786), 3rd Baronet
- Menzies, Sir Robert, (1790-1815), 5th Baronet
- Mercer, Andrew, (1775-1842), Poet and Topographer
- Mercer, James, (1734-1804), soldier poet
- Mercer, William, (? 1605-? 1675), Lieutenant Colonel and Poet
- Meredith, George, (1828-1909), novelist and poet
- Merivale, John Herman, (1779-1844), Barrister and Poet
- Merry, Anthony, (1756-1835), diplomat
- Metcalfe, William Musham, (1840-1916), Church of Scotland Minister and Historian
- Meynell, Wilfrid, (1852-1948), journalist and biographer
- Meyrick, Sir Samuel Rush, (1783-1848), Knight, antiquary
- Michie, Alexander, (1833-1902), writer on China
- Mickle, William Julius, (1735-1788), poet
- Middleton, John, (1619-1674), 1st Earl of Middleton
- Milbanke, Ralph, (1852-1903), Diplomat
- Mildmay, Sir Walter, (fl1520-1589), Knight Chancellor of the Exchequer
- Miles, William Augustus, (? 1753-1817), Political Writer
- Mill, Hugh Robert, (1861-1950), geographer and meteorologist
- Mill, James, (1773-1836), Philosopher
- Mill, John Stuart, (1806-1873), philosopher, MP
- Millar, John, (1735-1801), jurist
- Miller, George, (1786-1843), Colonel, 95th Rifles
- Miller, Hugh, (1802-1856), geologist, evangelical journalist and writer
- Miller, James, (1893-1987), painter
- Miller, Lydia MacKenzie Falconer, (c1811-1876), author Cromarty, Ross and Cromarty;Lairg, Sutherlandshire
- Miller, William, (1769-1844), publisher
- Milligan, George, (1860-1934), biblical scholar
- Milman, Henry Hart, (1791-1868), Dean of St Paul's
- Milne, Sir Alexander, (1806-1896), 1st Baronet, Admiral of the Fleet
- Milne, Sir Archibald Berkeley, (1855-1938), 2nd Baronet Admiral
- Milne, Sir David, (1763-1845), Knight, Admiral
- Milne, James Alexander, (1869-1909), minister Cramond, Midlothian
- Milne-Home, David, (1804-1890), advocate and scientist
- Milner , Henry M, (fl1818-1833), playwright
- Milner, Alfred, (1854-1925), 1st Viscount Milner, statesman
- Milnes, Richard Monckton, (1809-1885), 1st Baron Houghton, politician and poet
- Minto, William, (1845-1893), professor of Logic and English
- Miranda, Francisco Antonio Gabriel de, (1750-1816), Venezuelan General and revolutionary
- Mitchell, Sir Andrew, (1708-1771), Knight MP Diplomat
- Mitchell, Anthony, (1868-1917), Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney, historian
- Mitchell, James, (c 1786-1844), Scientific Writer Antiquary
- Mitchell, James Leslie, (1901-1935), novelist as Lewis Grassic Gibbon
- Mitchell, Robert MacGregor, (1875-1938), MP and judge as Lord MacGregor Mitchell
- Mitchell, Thomas, (1783-1845), Classical Scholar
- Mitchison, Denis Anthony, (b 1919), Bacteriologist
- Mitchison, John Murdoch, (b 1922), Zoologist
- Mitchison, Naomi Margaret, (1897-1999), Baroness Mitchison, writer and social activist Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Mitford, Mary Russell, (1787-1855), novelist and dramatist
- Mittermaier, Karl Joseph Anton von, (1787-1867), jurist and statesman
- Mitton, Charles Leslie, (1907-1998), Principal of Handsworth College Birmingham
- Moffat, Robert, (1795-1883), missionary
- Moffett, Joseph, (1885-1962), minister of Crown Court Church of Scotland, Covent Garden
- Moir, David Macbeth, (1798-1851), physician and author
- Moir, George, (1800-1870), advocate and author
- Molleson, William, (c 1732-1804), Comptroller of Army Accounts
- Monck, George, (1608-1670), 1st Duke of Albemarle, General, Admiral
- Moncreiff, James, (1811-1895), 1st Baron Moncreiff, Lord Justice Clerk
- Moncreiff, Sir James Wellwood, (1776-1851), Knight, Lord Moncreiff, Scottish Judge
- Moncrieff, George, (d 1830), General
- Monro, Alexander, (1697-1767), physician
- Monro, Sir David, (1813-1877), Knight Colonial Politician
- Monro, Sir Robert, (d ? 1680), Knight General
- Monson, William John, (1829-1898), 1st Viscount Oxenbridge
- Montagu, Elizabeth, (1720-1800), author
- Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley, (1689-1762), poet and letter writer
- Montagu, Samuel, (1832-1911), 1st Baron Swaythling, banker
- Montagu-Douglas-Scott, Walter Francis, (1806-1884), 5th Duke of Buccleuch
- Montagu-Scott, Charles William Henry, (1772-1819), 4th Duke of Buccleuch
- Montagu-Scott, Henry James, (1776-1845), 2nd Baron Montagu of Boughton
- Montgomerie, Alexander, (1723-1769), 10th Earl of Eglinton
- Montgomerie, Archibald William, (1812-1861), 13th Earl of Eglinton, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
- Montgomerie, Hugh, (1739-1819), 12th Earl of Eglinton
- Montgomerie, William, (b 1904), Author
- Montgomery, Sir James William, (1721-1803), 1st Baronet Lord Advocate of Scotland
- Montgomery, Robert, (1807-1855), Poet and Satirist
- Moor, Allen Page, (1823-1904), Anglican Clergyman Librarian of Truro Cathedral
- Moor, James, (1712-1779), classical scholar
- Moorcroft, William, (1765-1825), Veterinary Surgeon Traveller
- Moore, John, (1729-1802), physician and writer
- Moore, Sir John, (1761-1809), Knight, Lieutenant General
- Moore, Thomas, (1779-1852), poet
- Moray, Sir Robert, (1608-1673), Knight Natural Philosopher
- Morgan, Augustus de, (1806-1871), mathematician
- Morgan, Edwin George, (1920-2010), writer and poet
- Morgan, John, (1886-1957), Archbishop of Wales
- Morgan, John Hartman, (1876-1955), lawyer
- Morgan, Sir Thomas, (d ? 1679), Knight and Major General
- Morier, David Richard, (1784-1877), diplomat
- Morison, Normand, (d1761), physician and slave trader
- Morley, Arnold, (1849-1916), politician
- Morley, Sir John, (1838-1923), 1st Viscount Morley of Blackburn, statesman
- Morrell, Lady Ottoline Violet Anne, (1873-1938), hostess and literary patron
- Morris, Sir Lewis, (1833-1907), Knight, Welsh poet and educationist
- Morris, Roger, (1695-1749), architect
- Morris, William O'Connor, (1824-1904), Irish Jurist and Historian
- Morrison, David Ralston, (1941-2012), poet, painter, editor and librarian
- Morrison, Ewan, (b 1967), writer
- Morrison, Hew, (1850-1935), Librarian, Edinburgh Public Library, Gaelic scholar
- Morrison, Hubert Peter, (fl 1913-1971), Publisher and Scholar
- Morrison, Margaret Mackie, (d 1973), Author called March Cost
- Morritt, John Bacon Sawrey, (c 1772-1843), MP, traveller and classical scholar
- Morton, James, (1783-1865), Prebendary of Lincoln and antiquary
- Morton, Samuel Goerge, (1799-1851), physician and naturalist
- Mossman, Robert Cockburn, (1870-1940), meteorologist
- Motherwell, William, (1797-1835), poet
- Mott, Lucretia, (1793-1880), reformer
- Moubray, John, (d 1732), of Cockairnie
- Moult, Thomas, (1893-1974), Poet Novelist and Critic
- Mountain, Armine Simcoe Henry, (1797-1854), Adjutant General
- Mowat, Farley, (b 1921), Canadian Author and Ecologist
- Mowatt, Sir Francis, (1837-1919), Knight Civil Servant
- Moysie, David, (1537-1630), Secretary to James VI and I Historian
- Mozley, Anne, (1809-1891), Author
- Mudford, William, (1782-1848), Author and Journalist
- Mudie, Charles Edward, (1818-1890), Founder of Mudie's Lending Library London
- Muir, Charles Augustus Carlow, (1892-1989), Author and Journalist
- Muir, Edwin, (1887-1959), poet and author
- Muir Mackenzie, Sir Alexander, (1764-1835), 1st Baronet Lawyer
- Muir Mackenzie, Kenneth Augustus, (1845-1930), Baron Muir Mackenzie
- Muir, Sir Thomas, (1844-1934), Knight Mathematician and Educational Administrator
- Muir, Willa, (1890-1970), author and translator
- Muirhead, James Patrick, (1813-1898), biographer of James Watt
- Muirhead, Roland Eugene, (1868-1964), Scottish Nationalist
- Muller, Friedrich Max, (1823-1900), German orientalist and philologist
- Mumford, Lewis, (1895-1989), American Sociologist
- Mundella, Anthony John, (1825-1897), statesman
- Mundy, Sir George Rodney, (1805-1884), Knight Admiral of the Fleet
- Munro, Sir Alexander, (fl 1770-1807), Knight, Consul General in Madrid
- Munro, Neil, (1864-1930), author and journalist
- Munro, Sir Robert, (1684-1746), 6th Baronet MP
- Munro-Ferguson, Ronald Crauford, (1860-1934), Viscount Novar
- Munthe, Martin Axel Frederik, (1857-1949), Swedish physician and writer
- Murch, Sir Jerom, (1807-1895), Knight, Unitarian minister and historian
- Murchison, Sir Roderick Impey, (1792-1871), 1st Baronet geologist
- Murdoch, Joseph Simpson, (1919-2000), golf historian and bibliographer
- Murdoch, Patrick, (d 1774), Author
- Mure, David, (1810-1891), Lord Mure Scottish Judge and Politician
- Mure, William, (1718-1776), MP Baron of the Scottish Exchequer
- Mure, William, (1799-1860), classical scholar, antiquary, MP
- Murray, Alexander, (1736-1795), Lord Henderland, Scottish Judge
- Murray, Alexander, (1775-1813), linguist
- Murray, Alexander William Charles Oliphant, (1870-1920), Baron Murray of Elibank, politician
- Murray, Sir Archibald, (d 1700), 3rd Baronet of Blackbarony
- Murray, Arthur Cecil, (1879-1962), 3rd Viscount Elibank
- Murray, Charles, (1864-1941), Director of Works South Africa
- Murray, Lady Charlotte, (1754-1808), Botanist
- Murray, David, (d 1668), 4th Viscount Stormont
- Murray, David, (1727-1796), 2nd Earl of Mansfield, statesman
- Murray, David, (fl 1934-1972), journalist writer and broadcaster
- Murray, Lord George, (1694-1760), Jacobite General
- Murray, George, (1762-1836), 5th Earl of Dunmore
- Murray, Sir George, (1772-1846), Knight, General, statesman
- Murray, George Gilbert Aime, (1866-1957), classicist and internationalist
- Murray, Sir George Herbert, (1849-1936), Knight, civil servant
- Murray, George Robert Milne, (1858-1911), Botanist
- Murray, Sir Henry, (1784-1860), Knight General
- Murray, James, (1690-1764), 2nd Duke of Atholl
- Murray, James, (? 1719-1795), General Colonial Governor
- Murray, Sir James Augustus Henry, (1837-1915), Knight, lexicographer
- Murray, John, (1660-1724), 1st Duke of Atholl
- Murray, John, (d 1775), Diplomat
- Murray, Lord John, (d 1787), Colonel, son of 1st Duke of Atholl
- Murray, Sir John, (1718-1777), Knight Secretary to Prince Charles Edward Stuart
- Murray, John, (1729-1774), 3rd Duke of Atholl
- Murray, John, (1755-1830), 4th Duke of Atholl
- Murray, Sir John, (1768-1827), 8th Baronet General
- Murray, John, (1778-1843), publisher
- Murray, John, (1808-1892), publisher
- Murray, Sir John, (1851-1928), Knight, publisher and editor
- Murray, Sir John, (1884-1967), Knight Publisher
- Murray, John Archibald, (1779-1859), Lord Murray Scottish Judge
- Murray, John Arnaud Robin Grey, (1909-1993), publisher
- Murray, John Fisher, (1811-1865), Poet and Humorist
- Murray, John George, (1871-1942), 8th Duke of Atholl
- Murray, John Ivor, (1824-1903), army surgeon
- Murray, Keith William, (1860-1922), Herald
- Murray, Sir Patrick, (fl 1649-1722), Knight, financier
- Murray, Sir Patrick, (1771-1837), 6th Baronet
- Murray, Thomas, (1792-1872), printer and author
- Murray, Thomas, (1900-1983), Communist activist
- Murray, William, (d 1746), Marquess of Tullibardine
- Murray, William Henry, (1790-1852), Actor
- Murray, William Hutchison, (1913-1996), mountaineer, author and environmental campaigner
- Murray-Lyon, David Murray, (fl 1911-1970), Major General
- Murray-Pulteney, Sir James, (1751-1811), 7th Baronet MP General
- Mylne, Christopher Kenneth, (1928-2018), ornithologist and broadcaster
- Mylne, Robert, (? 1643-1747), satirist and antiquary
- Nairne, Carolina, (1766-1845), Baroness Nairne, Scottish ballad writer
- Nairne, Sir David, (fl 1655-1720), Knight Recorder of the Order of St Andrew
- Nairne, Sir William, (c 1731-1811), Knight Lord Dunsinane Judge
- Napier, Sir Charles James, (1782-1853), Knight, General, colonial governor
- Napier, Francis, (1819-1898), 10th Baron Napier and 1st Baron Ettrick
- Napier, Macvey, (1776-1847), editor of Edinburgh Review
- Napier, Mark, (1798-1879), biographer
- Napier, Sir Thomas Erskine, (1790-1863), Knight General
- Napier, Sir William Francis Patrick, (1785-1860), Knight, General and historian
- Napier, William John, (1786-1834) 9th Baron Napier , Royal Navy officer and trade envoy in China Kinsale, County Cork
- Nasmyth, Alexander, (1758-1840), portrait painter
- Nasmyth, Sir James, (d 1720), 1st Baronet Lawyer
- Nasmyth, James, (1808-1890), Engineer
- Nattes, John Claude, (? 1765-1822), topographical draughtsman
- Neale, Erskine, (1804-1883), Clergyman and Author
- Neaves, Charles, (1800-1876), Lord Neaves, judge and humorist
- Neill, James George Smith, (1810-1857), Brigadier General
- Neill, Patrick, (1776-1851), naturalist
- Neill, William Wilson, (b 1922), Poet
- Neilson, George, (1858-1923), historian and antiquary
- Nelson, Horatio, (1758-1805), 1st Viscount Nelson, Vice Admiral
- Nelson, William, (1816-1887), publisher
- Nepean, Sir Evan, (1751-1822), 1st Baronet Statesman Governor of Bombay
- Neuberg, Joseph, (1806-1867), Writer
- Nevill, Lady Dorothy Fanny, (1826-1913), hostess, horticulturist and memoir writer
- Nevill, William, (fl 1846-1870), Admiral
- Newbigin, Marion Isabel, (1869-1934), Biologist and Geographer
- Newbolt, Sir Henry John, (1862-1938), Knight, poet and author
- Newman, Ernest, (1868-1959), Musical Critic
- Newport, Francis, (1620-1708), 1st Earl of Bradford
- Newport, Sir Simon John, (1756-1843), 1st Baronet MP
- Nichol, John, (1833-1894), Professor of English
- Nichol, John Pringle, (1804-1859), astronomer
- Nicholas, Sir Edward, (1593-1669), Knight, Secretary of State
- Nichols, John, (1745-1826), printer, author and antiquary
- Nichols, John Gough, (1806-1873), printer and antiquary
- Nichol-Smith, David, (1875-1962), literary scholar
- Nicholson, Gertrude Susan, (d 1920), Lady Nicholson
- Nicholson, Henry Alleyne, (1844-1899), Biologist
- Nicholson, Joseph Shield, (1850-1927), economist
- Nicholson, Sir William Newzam Prior, (1872-1949), Knight Painter and Wood Engraver
- Nicoll, Francis, (1770-1835), Principal of St Andrews University
- Nicoll, John, (fl 1590-1667), Writer to the Signet
- Nicoll, William Douglas, (1922-2015), pathologist
- Nicoll, Sir William Robertson, (1851-1923), Knight, journalist
- Nicolson, William, (1655-1727), Bishop of Derry, antiquary
- Nicolson, Sir William, (d 1766), 2nd Baronet of Glenbervie
- Nimmo, Alexander, (1783-1832), civil engineer
- Nisbet, Alexander, (1657-1725), antiquary and genealogist
- Noble, Daniel, (1810-1885), Surgeon
- Noel, Roden Berkeley Wriothesley, (1834-1894), Poet
- Normand, Alexander Robert, (1880-1958), chemist
- North, Frederick, (1766-1827), 5th Earl of Guilford
- Northcote, Henry Stafford, (1846-1911), 1st Baron Northcote, Governor General of Australia
- Northcote, James, (1746-1831), painter and author
- Norton, Caroline Elizabeth Sarah, (1808-1877), poet and campaigner for women's rights
- Noyes, Alfred, (1880-1958), Poet
- Nugent, Sir George, (1757-1849), 1st Baronet Field Marshal
- Nye, Robert, (1939-2016), poet and novelist
- Oakes, Sir Hildebrand, (1754-1822), 1st Baronet Lieutenant General
- O'Connor, Sir William Frederick Travers, (1870-1943), Knight Lieutenant Colonel Colonial Administrator
- O'Conor, Sir Nicholas Roderick, (1843-1908), Knight Diplomat
- Ogilvie, Iain Hamish, (1920-1990), civil engineer
- Ogilvie, James, (? 1775-1851), Deputy Commissary General
- Ogilvie, William Henry, (1869-1963), author and journalist
- Ogilvy, Henrietta Blanche, (1830-1921), Countess of Airlie
- Ogilvy, James, (1664-1730), 4th Earl of Findlater and 1st Earl of Seafield
- Ogilvy, William Baird, (b 1894), Major, Royal Artillery
- O'Hara, Charles, (? 1740-1802), General
- Oliphant, Cyril Francis, (1856-1890), biographer and critic
- Oliphant, Francis Romano, (1859-1894), writer
- Oliphant, Francis Wilson, (1818-1859), painter and designer of stained glass
- Oliphant, Laurence, (1691-1767), Jacobite
- Oliphant, Laurence, (d 1792), Jacobite
- Oliphant, Laurence, (1829-1888), diplomatist, traveller and mystic
- Oliphant, Margaret Oliphant Wilson, (1828-1897), novelist and biographer
- Oliver, Anthony David, (1940-1995), psychiatrist and Scottish Liberal Party candidate
- Oliver, Frederick Scott, (1864-1934), businessman and publicist
- Oliver, Peter Roderick, (1907-1945), Lieutenant-Colonel, mountaineer
- Oliver, Samuel Pasfield, (1838-1907), geographer and antiquary
- Ollier, Charles, (1788-1859), publisher
- O'Meara, Kathleen, (1839-1888), Biographer and Novelist
- Onions, Charles Talbot, (1873-1965), lexicographer and philologist
- Onslow, William Hillier, (1853-1911), 4th Earl of Onslow
- Ord, Robert, (d 1788), Chief Baron of the Scottish Exchequer
- Orde, Sir John, (1751-1824), Knight, Admiral, Governor of Dominica
- Orem, William, (fl 1702), Topographer
- Ormsby, John, (1829-1895), Travel and Miscellaneous Writer
- Orsmby, Sir Thomas, (1797-1833), 3rd Baronet Major
- Osborn, Sherard, (1822-1875), Rear Admiral and Author
- Osborne, Francis Godolphin, (1751-1799), 5th Duke of Leeds, statesman
- Osbourne, Lloyd, (1868-1947), author
- O'Shaughnessy, Arthur William Edgar, (1844-1881), poet and herpetologist
- O'Sullivan, Mortimer, (? 1791-1859), Irish Protestant Minister
- O'Sullivan, Samuel, (1790-1851), Chaplain to Royal Hiberbian Military School, Author
- Oswald, Henry Robert, (1790-1862), surgeon and physician
- Oswald, Henry Robert, (1827-1892), Surgeon General of India
- Oswell, William Cotton, (1818-1893), African Explorer
- Ouseley, Sir William Gore, (1797-1866), Knight Diplomat
- Outram, George, (1805-1856), journalist
- Owen, Sir Edward Campbell Rich, (1771-1849), Knight Admiral
- Owen, Sir Richard, (1804-1892), Knight, comparative anatomist and palaeontologist
- Page, David, (1814-1879), Geologist
- Paget, Sir Arthur, (1771-1840), Knight Diplomat
- Paget, Sir Charles, (1778-1839), Knight Vice Admiral
- Paget, John, (1808-1892), agriculturist and writer on Hungary
- Paget, John, (1811-1898), police magistrate and author
- Paget, Violet, (1856-1935), author
- Paisley, Janet, (b 1948), writer
- Pakington, John Somerset, (1799-1880), 1st Baron Hampton, politician
- Palgrave, Francis Turner, (1824-1897), poet and critic
- Palmer, Roundell, (1812-1895), 1st Earl of Selborne, Lord Chancellor
- Panizzi, Sir Anthony, (1797-1879), Knight, Knight Principal Librarian of the British Museum
- Paoli, Pasquale Di, (1725-1807), Corsican Patriot
- Paolozzi, Sir Eduardo, (1924-2005), Knight, artist
- Pares, Richard, (1902-1958), historian
- Park, Mungo, (1771-1806), African explorer
- Park, Patric, (1811-1855), Sculptor
- Parker, Agnes Miller, (1895-1980), wood engraver and book illustrator
- Parker, Douglas Charles, (fl 1902-1970), music critic
- Parker, Edward Harper, (1849-1926), sinologist and historian
- Parker, Sir Hyde, (1739-1807), Knight, Admiral
- Parker, Thomas Jeffery, (1850-1897), Biologist and Zoologist
- Parker, Sir William, (1743-1802), Baronet, Vice Admiral
- Parker, Sir William, (1781-1866), 1st Baronet, Admiral of the Fleet
- Parker, William, (fl 1811-1812), Resident at Bencoolen
- Parkes, Sir Henry, (1815-1896), Knight Australian Statesman
- Parkes, Joseph, (1796-1865), election agent and reformer
- Parry, Charles Henry, (1779-1860), Physician
- Parry, Edward, (fl 1779-1813), Chairman of East India Co
- Parry, Richard, (fl 1808-1811), Resident at Bencoolen
- Pasley, Charles, (1824-1890), Major General Royal Engineers
- Pasley, Sir Charles William, (1780-1861), Knight, General and military engineer
- Paterson, Alexander, (d 1940), medical missionary
- Paterson, Don, (b 1963), poet, writer and musician
- Paterson, John, (d 1832), architect
- Paterson, William, (1658-1719), Founder of the Bank of England
- Paterson, William, (fl 1749-1762), Surveyor General of Barbados
- Patmore, Coventry Kersey Dighton, (1823-1896), poet
- Patmore, Peter George, (1786-1855), Author and Editor
- Paton, Allan Park, (d 1905), librarian of Greenock Library
- Paton, Frederick Walter Ferrier Noel, (1861-1914), Director General of Commercial Intelligence India
- Paton, George, (1721-1807), biographer and antiquary
- Paton, Sir Joseph Noel, (1821-1901), Knight, painter
- Patterson, John Brown, (1804-1835), Church of Scotland minister of Falkirk
- Patterson, Robert Hogarth, (1821-1886), Journalist and Writer
- Paul, Hamilton, (1773-1854), poet
- Paul, Herbert Woodfield, (1853-1935), politician, biographer and historian
- Paul, Robert, (1788-1866), Banker
- Paulin, Sir David, (1847-1930), Knight, businessman
- Payn, James, (1830-1898), novelist
- Peach, Charles William, (1800-1886), geologist
- Peake, Arthur Samuel, (1865-1929), biblical scholar
- Pearson, Richard Lyons Otway, (1831-1890), Lieutenant Colonel and Metropolitan Police Commissioner
- Pease, Sir Alfred, (1857-1939), 2nd Baronet
- Peel, Sir Charles Lennox, (1823-1899), Knight, Clerk of the Council
- Peel, Sir Robert, (1788-1850), Baronet, 2nd Baronet, statesman
- Pelham-Clinton, Henry Pelham Fiennes, (1811-1864), 5th Duke of Newcastle, statesman
- Pelham-Holles, Sir Thomas, (1693-1768), 1st Duke of Newcastle, statesman
- Pellew, Edward, (1757-1833), 1st Viscount Exmouth, Admiral
- Pennant, Thomas, (1726-1798), naturalist, traveller and topographer
- Pennecuik, Alexander, (d 1730), poet
- Pennington, Sir John, (? 1568-1646), Knight, Admiral
- Pennington, John, (1737-1813), 1st Baron Muncaster, politician
- Pennington, Lowther, (1745-1818), 2nd Baron Muncaster, General
- Penrose, Thomas, (1769-1851), Diplomat and Churchman
- Percy, Algernon, (1792-1865), 4th Duke of Northumberland, Admiral
- Percy, Thomas, (1729-1811), Bishop of Dromore, antiquary
- Perks, Sir Robert William, (1849-1934), Knight MP for Louth
- Perris, George Herbert, (1866-1920), writer and speaker on international affairs
- Perry, John George, (1802-1870), Surgeon
- Peterson, Sir William, (1856-1921), Knight, classical scholar and educationist
- Petit Des Etans, Lewis, (c 1665-1720), Military Engineer
- Petrie, William, (d 1816), Governor of Prince of Wales Island
- Petrie, William Oliver, (1913-1998), medical missionary in Nyasaland
- Pettie, John, (1839-1893), artist
- Petty-Fitzmaurice, Henry, (1780-1863), 3rd Marquess of Lansdowne, statesman
- Pfeiffer, Emily Jane, (1827-1890), poet
- Philip, Hermann, (d 1882), missionary to the Jews
- Philip, Sir James Randall, (1900-1957), Knight, barrister and public servant
- Phillimore, John George, (1808-1865), Jurist Historian
- Phillips, Samuel, (1814-1854), Journalist
- Phillips, William, (1775-1828), Mineralogist and Geologist
- Phillips, William Edward, (fl 1810-1826), Governor of Penang
- Phillpotts, Eden, (1862-1960), writer
- Phipps, Constantine Henry, (1797-1863), 1st Marquess of Normanby, statesman and author
- Phipps, Henry, (1755-1831), 1st Earl of Mulgrave, statesman
- Picken, Andrew, (1788-1833), Scottish Author
- Pigot, Sir Henry, (1750-1840), Knight General
- Pigot, Sir Hugh, (1775-1857), Knight Admiral
- Pinkerton, John, (1758-1826), historian and antiquary
- Pitcairn, Robert, (1793-1855), antiquary
- Pitcairne, Archibald, (1652-1713), physician and poet
- Pitman, Sir Isaac, (1813-1897), Knight, phonographist
- Pitman, James Campbell, (1864-1941), Lord Pitman Senator of the College of Justice in Scotland
- Planta, Joseph, (1787-1847), diplomat
- Playfair, James, (1755-1794), architect
- Playfair, John, (1748-1819), mathematician and geologist
- Playfair, Lyon, (1818-1898), 1st Baron Playfair of St Andrews, chemist
- Playfair, William Henry, (1789-1857), architect
- Pleydell-Bouverie, Edward, (1818-1889), politician
- Plumb, Isabella, (1861-1944), Church of Scotland missionary to Poona and Sialkot
- Plunkett, Sir Horace Curzon, (1854-1932), Knight, Irish statesman
- Pollard, Alfred William, (1859-1944), librarian, bibliographer and English scholar
- Polwhele, Richard, (1760-1838), Anglican Clergyman Topographer Theologian
- Ponsonby, Frederick Edward Grey, (1867-1935), 1st Baron Sysonby
- Ponsonby, Sir Henry Frederick, (1825-1895), Knight, General, private secretary to Queen Victoria
- Pope, Alexander, (d 1782), Church of Scotland minister, antiquary
- Popham, Home Riggs, (1762-1820), Knight, Rear Admiral
- Porteous, James Archibald Asbury, (fl 1941-1973), Economist and Scottish Nationalist
- Porteous, Norman Walker, (b 1898), Professor of Hebrew Edinburgh University
- Porter, Jane, (1776-1850), novelist
- Porter, Sir Robert Ker, (1777-1842), Knight, painter and traveller
- Porteus, Beilby, (1731-1809), Bishop of London York, Yorkshire;London;Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
- Potter, Helen Beatrix, (1866-1943), author and illustrator
- Pottinger, Sir Henry, (1789-1856), 1st Baronet, 1st Baronet Lieutenant General Diplomat and Colonial Governor
- Pow, Tom, (b 1950), author and poet
- Power, Sir Manley, (1773-1826), Knight Lieutenant General
- Power, William, (1873-1951), Author and Journalist
- Powlett, Lady Catherine Lucy Wilhelmina, (1819-1901), historian and genealogist
- Powlett, Harry George, (1803-1891), 4th Duke of Cleveland
- Pozzo Di Borgo, Count Carlo Andrea, (1764-1842), Russian Diplomat
- Prebble, John , (1915-2001), writer and historian
- Preston, Sir Robert, (1740-1834), 6th Baronet
- Preston, William, (1753-1807), Poet and Dramatist
- Pretyman, Sir George Tindal, (1845-1917), Knight Major General
- Prevost, Sir George, (1767-1816), 1st Baronet Lieutenant General Colonial Governor
- Price, Bartholomew, (1818-1898), Master of Pembroke College Oxford, mathematician
- Price, Bonamy, (1807-1888), economist
- Price, Richard, (1723-1791), dissenting minister, philosopher and actuary
- Price, Richard John, (b1966), literary editor and poet
- Prideaux, William Francis, (1840-1914), Colonel Archaeologist Bibliographer
- Primrose, Sir Archibald, (1616-1679), Knight, judge
- Primrose, Archibald John, (1783-1868), 4th Earl of Rosebery
- Primrose, Archibald Philip, (1847-1929), 5th Earl of Rosebery, statesman
- Primrose, Sir Henry William, (1846-1923), Knight, civil servant
- Primrose, James, (d 1641), Clerk to the Privy Council of Scotland
- Pringle, Alexander, (1791-1857), MP, Clerk of the Sessions
- Pringle, Francis, (fl 1699-1746), philosopher
- Pringle, Sir John, (1707-1782), Baronet, physician
- Pringle, John Quinton, (1864-1926), painter
- Pringle, Robert, (d1736), politician
- Pringle, Thomas, (1789-1834), poet, secretary to the Anti Slavery Society
- Pringle, Walter, (1625-1667), Covenanter
- Pringle-Pattison, Andrew Seth, (1856-1931), philosopher
- Proby, John Joshua, (1751-1828), 1st Earl of Carysfort
- Procter, Bryan Waller, (1787-1874), poet
- Prothero, Sir George Walter, (1848-1922), Knight, historian
- Prowett, Charles Gipps, (1818-1874), Barrister and Journalist
- Pughe, John, (1815-1874), Physician and Litterateur
- Pulteney, Sir William, (1729-1805), 5th Baronet MP
- Purves, John, (1877-1961), Reader in Italian Edinburgh University
- Purves, Sir William, (d 1685), 1st Baronet Solicitor General of Scotland
- Pusey, Edward Bouverie, (1800-1882), Canon of Christ Church Oxford; theologian and scholar
- Quayle, Eric, (1921-2001), book collector
- Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur Thomas, (1863-1944), Knight, novelist and literary scholar
- Quilter, Harry, (1851-1907), Art Critic
- Quincey, Thomas de, (1785-1859), author
- Rae, John, (1813-1893), Arctic explorer
- Rae, Thomas Ian, (1926-1989), archivist and historian
- Rae, Sir William, (1769-1842), Knight Lord Advocate
- Raeburn, Sir Henry, (1756-1823), Knight, portrait painter
- Raffalovich, Marc Andre, (1864-1934), religious writer
- Rafferty, Sean, (1909-1993), poet
- Raffles, Thomas, (1788-1863), Independent Minister, antiquary
- Raffles, Sir Thomas Stamford, (1781-1826), Knight, colonial governor
- Raine, Kathleen Jessie, (1908-2003), poet
- Rainy, Robert, (1826-1906), Free Church Minister, Author
- Rait, Sir Robert Sangster, (1874-1936), Knight Historian and Principal of Glasgow University
- Raleigh, Sir Walter Alexander, (1861-1922), Knight, critic and essayist
- Ramee, Marie Louise de la, (1839-1908), novelist
- Ramsay, Allan, (1686-1758), poet
- Ramsay, Allan, (1713-1784), painter
- Ramsay, Sir Andrew, (c 1620-1688), 1st Baronet Lord Abbotshall
- Ramsay, Andrew Michael, (1686-1743), Writer
- Ramsay, Edward Bannerman, (1793-1872), Dean of Edinburgh
- Ramsay, James, (? 1624-1696), Bishop of Ross
- Ramsay, James Andrew Broun, (1812-1860), 1st Marquess of Dalhousie, statesman
- Ramsay, John, (1736-1814), author
- Ramsay, John, (d 1845), General
- Randolph, Thomas, (1523-1590), Diplomat
- Rankin, Iain, (b 1960), novelist
- Rankin, Ian James , (b1960), crime writer
- Rankine, Sir John, (1846-1922), Knight, professor of Scots Law
- Ransford, Tessa, (1938-2015), poet
- Ransley, Trevor John, (b1923), civil engineer St Andrews, Fife
- Ratcliffe, Samuel Kerkham, (1868-1958), journalist and lecturer
- Rawlins, Francis Ian Gregory, (1895-1969), scientist
- Rawnsley, Hardwicke Drummond, (1851-1920), Canon of Carlisle Cathedral, poet, antiquary, co-founder of the National Trust
- Reclus, Elisee, (1830-1905), Geographer
- Reddie, James, (1773-1852), Legal Writer
- Reddish,, ,., Vincent Cartledge, (1926-2015)
- Redlich, Edwin Basil, (1878-1960), theologian
- Rees, Morgan Goronwy, (1909-1979), writer and university principal
- Reeve, Henry, (1813-1895), journalist and writer
- Reid, Alastair, (b 1926), poet
- Reid, Alexander, (1914-1982), author and playwright
- Reid, Forrest, (1875-1947), novelist and critic
- Reid, Sir George, (1841-1913), Knight, artist and President of Royal Scottish Academy
- Reid, Harry Seymour, (d 1943), Bishop of Edinburgh
- Reid, Sir James, (1849-1923), 1st Baronet Royal Physician
- Reid, Sir James John, (1805-1876), Knight, judge of Ionian Islands
- Reid, James Macarthur, (b 1900), author and journalist
- Reid, John, (1809-1849), Professor of Anatomy
- Reid, John James, (1844-1889), Scottish lawyer and antiquary
- Reid, Robert, (1773-1865), businessman and antiquary
- Reid, Sir Thomas Wemyss, (1842-1905), Knight, biographer and editor of the Speaker
- Reith, George Murray, (1863-1948), Church of Scotland minister and author
- Reith, John Charles Walsham, (1889-1971), 1st Baron Reith
- Rendall, Robert, (1898-1967), poet
- Rennie, George, (1749-1828), Agriculturist
- Rennie, George, (1791-1866), civil engineer
- Rennie, James, (1787-1867), Zoologist
- Rennie, John, (1761-1821), civil engineer
- Rennie, Sir John, (1794-1874), Knight civil engineer
- Repington, Charles A'Court, (1858-1925), Lieutenant Colonel Author and Journalist
- Repton, John Adey, (1775-1860), Architect and Antiquary
- Reynolds, Frederic Mansel, (d 1850), Author
- Riccoboni, Marie Jeanne, (1714-1792), French actress and novelist
- Richards, Alfred Bate, (1820-1876), Dramatist, Journalist and Colonel of Rifle Volunteers
- Richards, Frank Roydon, (1899-1978), Rector of Glasgow Academy
- Richardson, John, (1780-1864), solicitor
- Richardson, Sir Ralph David, (1902-1983), Knight, actor
- Richardson, William, (1743-1814), Professor of Humanity, Glasgow University and author
- Richmond, Sir John Ritchie, (1869-1963), Knight, industrialist and patron of the arts
- Richmond, Richard, (d 1780), Bishop of Sodor and Man
- Rickman, John, (1771-1840), statistician
- Riddell, Alan, (1927-1977), poet
- Riddell, George, (d 1942), Collector of Folk Songs
- Riddell, Henry Scott, (1798-1870), poet
- Riddell, John, (1785-1862), peerage lawyer and genealogist
- Riddell, Robert, (d 1794), Antiquary and Composer
- Ridgeway, Sir Joseph West, (1844-1930), Knight, Colonel, diplomat and colonial governor
- Ritchie, Duncan Leitch, (1800-1865), novelist and journalist
- Ritchie, John Peacock, (fl 1923-1974), ornithologist
- Ritchie, William, (1781-1831), journalist
- Ritchie-Calder, Peter Ritchie, (1906-1982), Baron Ritchie Calder, author
- Ritson, Joseph, (1752-1803), Literary Critic
- Rivett-Carnac, John Henry, (1838-1923), Colonel, Indian civil servant
- Roberts, David, (1796-1864), painter
- Roberts, Frederick Sleigh, (1832-1914), 1st Earl Roberts of Kandahar, Field Marshal
- Roberts, Michael, (1902-1948), author and critic Bournemouth, Hampshire
- Roberts, Robert Davies, (1851-1911), Educational Administrator
- Robertson, Alexander, (d 1749), Jacobite
- Robertson, Charles Moncrieff, (d 1927), Gaelic Scholar
- Robertson, David, (fl 1809), Lt-Colonel
- Robertson, Edith Anne, (1883-1973), poet
- Robertson, Ian Macbeth, (b 1918), Civil Servant
- Robertson, James, (d 1845), Lieutenant General
- Robertson, James, (b 1958), writer
- Robertson, James Logie, (1846-1922), author as Hugh Haliburton
- Robertson, Joseph, (1810-1866), historian
- Robertson, Sir Lewis, (1922-2008), Knight, administrator and industrialist
- Robertson, William, (1721-1793), historian
- Robertson, William, (1740-1803), antiquary
- Robertson, William, (1754-1835), Lord Robertson Scottish Judge
- Robertson, Sir William, (1856-1923), Knight Linen Manufacturer
- Robinson, George Frederick Samuel, (1827-1909), 1st Marquess of Ripon, statesman
- Robinson, Henry Wheeler, (1872-1945), theologian
- Robinson, Theodore Henry, (1881-1964), Professor of Semitic Languages
- Robinson, Thomas, (1738-1786), 2nd Baron Grantham, statesman
- Robison, John, (1739-1805), scientist
- Robison, Sir John, (1778-1843), Knight inventor
- Rodd, James Rennell, (1858-1941), 1st Baron Rennell, diplomat
- Rogers, Charles, (1825-1890), author and antiquary
- Rogers, Frederic, (1811-1889), 1st Baron Blachford , Permanent Secretary for the Colonies
- Rogers, James Guinness, (1822-1911), Congregational Minister at Clapham, author
- Rogers, Samuel, (1763-1855), poet
- Rogers, William, (1819-1896), clergyman and educational reformer
- Rogerson, John, (fl 1823), Court Physician and Privy Counsellor in Russia
- Roget, Peter Mark, (1779-1869), physician and philologist
- Romer, John Lambertus, (1680-1754), Engineer
- Romilly, Frederick, (1810-1887), MP, Lieutenant Colonel
- Ronaldson, Francis, (d 1818), surveyor of the General Post Office
- Roscoe, William, (1753-1831), banker, botanist, historian and politician
- Rose, George, (1744-1818), politician and publicist
- Rose, Sir George Henry, (1771-1855), Knight, diplomat
- Rose, Henry John, (1800-1873), theologian
- Rose, Hugh Henry, (1801-1885), 1st Baron Strathnairn, Field Marshal
- Rose, Sir John, (1820-1888), Knight Canadian Statesman
- Rose, Sir William, (1808-1885), Knight Clerk of the Parliaments
- Rose, William Stewart, (1775-1843), Poet
- Ross, Alexander, (1591-1654), Royal Chaplain and author
- Ross, Alexander, (1699-1784), fur trader and author
- Ross, Charles, (1729-1797), MP General
- Ross, George Robert Thomson, (1874-1959), philosopher
- Ross, Hercules, (1745-1816), merchant
- Ross, Horatio, (1801-1886), MP, sportsman
- Ross, John Wilson, (1818-1887), Author
- Ross, Neil, (1871-1943), Church of Scotland minister and gaelic scholar
- Ross, Raymond J, (fl 1979-2000), editor of Cencrastus
- Ross, Thomas, (1839-1930), antiquary
- Ross, William, (1878-1966), Pipe Major and bagpipe teacher
- Rossetti, Christina Georgina, (1830-1894), poet
- Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, (1828-1882), painter and poet
- Rothenstein, Sir William, (1872-1945), Knight, painter
- Rothschild, Alfred Charles de, (1842-1918), banker
- Rouat, William, (fl 1741-1773), Ecclesiastical Historian
- Rowe, Richard, (1828-1879), Author
- Rowley, Sir Charles, (1770-1845), 1st Baronet Admiral
- Rowley, Harold Henry, (1890-1969), Professor of Hebrew Manchester University
- Ruddiman, Thomas, (1674-1757), printer, classical scholar and librarian
- Ruffini, Giovanni Domenico, (1807-1881), Italian Revolutionary and Man of Letters
- Rumbold, Sir George Berriman, (1764-1807), 2nd Baronet Diplomat
- Runciman, Sir James Cochran Stevenson, (1903-2000), Knight, historian
- Rush, Christopher, (b 1944), author
- Ruskin, John, (1819-1900), author, artist and social reformer
- Russel, Alexander, (1814-1876), editor of the Scotsman
- Russel, James, (1858-1939), Soldier
- Russell, Arthur Walker, (1873-1967), solicitor and mountaineer
- Russell, Charles, (1832-1900), 1st Baron Russell of Killowen, Lord Chief Justice
- Russell, Edward Richard, (1834-1920), 1st Baron Russell of Liverpool, politician
- Russell, Frances Anna Maria, (1815-1898), Countess Russell
- Russell, Francis, (1788-1861), 7th Duke of Bedford
- Russell, Lord George William, (1790-1846), Major General
- Russell, George William Erskine, (1853-1919), Civil Servant and Writer
- Russell, Sir James, (1781-1859), Knight, General
- Russell, John, (1766-1839), 6th Duke of Bedford
- Russell, Lord John, (1792-1878), 1st Earl Russell, statesman
- Russell, John, (1842-1876), Viscount Amberley , MP
- Russell, Katharine Louisa, (1842-1874), Viscountess Amberley
- Russell, Michael, (1781-1848), Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway
- Russell, Peter, (1921-2003), poet, translator
- Russell, Sir William Howard, (1820-1907), Knight War Correspondent
- Russell, William James, (1830-1909), chemist and educationist
- Rutherford, Andrew, (d 1664), Earl of Teviot
- Rutherfurd, Andrew, (1791-1854), Lord Rutherfurd Scottish judge
- Ryder, Richard, (1766-1832), Statesman
- Sadler, Sir Michael Ernest, (1861-1943), Knight Educational Pioneer and Art Patron
- Sadler, Michael Thomas, (1780-1835), social reformer and MP
- Sadler, Sir Ralph, (1507-1587), Knight Diplomat
- Saintsbury, George Edward Bateman, (1845-1933), literary critic and historian
- Sala, George Augustus Henry, (1828-1896), Journalist
- Salisbury, Sir Edward James, (1886-1978), Professor, Knight botanist
- Salt, Henry, (1780-1827), Traveller Consul General at Cairo
- Salvesen, Edward Theodore, (1857-1942), Lord Salvesen, lawyer, politician and judge
- Sampson, Marmaduke Blake, (d 1876), Chairman of the Tontine Association
- Sanderson, Jane Charlotte Burdon-, (1835-1889), traveller
- Sanderson, Thomas Henry, (1841-1923), 1st Baron Sanderson, civil servant
- Sandford, Sir Daniel Keyte, (1798-1838), Knight, classical scholar, MP
- Sandford, Elizabeth, (1902-1990), traveller
- Sang, Edward, (1805-1890), mathematician
- Sankey, John, (1866-1948), Viscount Sankey, Lord Chancellor
- Sarolea, Charles Louis-Camille, (1870-1953), political writer and French scholar
- Satow, Sir Ernest Mason, (1843-1929), Knight, diplomat and historian
- Saunders, Robert Crombie, (1914-1991), Poet and Editor
- Saunders-Dundas, Robert, (1771-1851), 2nd Viscount Melville, statesman
- Savill, Sir Eric Humphrey, (1895-1980), Knight Estate Administrator and Plantsman
- Sayce, Archibald Henry, (1845-1933), orientalist, comparative philologist and Egyptologist
- Schliemann, Heinrich, (1822-1890), German archaeologist
- Schmitz, Leonhard, (1807-1890), German scholar and Royal tutor
- Scott, Alexander, (1813-1843) Raeburn, Dumfriesshire
- Scott, Alexander, (1920-1989), poet and academic
- Scott, Alicia Anne, (d 1900), composer and collector of songs
- Scott, Anne, (1651-1732), 1st Duchess of Buccleuch
- Scott, Charles, (1805-1841), diplomat
- Scott, Charlotte Mary, (c1781-1826), noblewoman
- Scott, David, (1746-1805), Chairman of East India Co
- Scott, David, (1806-1849), painter
- Scott Elliot, James, (1902-1996), Major General
- Scott, Ernest Findlay, (1868-1954), theologian
- Scott, Francis George, (1880-1958), composer
- Scott, Henry, (1746-1812), 3rd Duke of Buccleuch and 5th Duke of Queensberry
- Scott, James, (fl 1774-1788), Scottish clergyman and antiquary
- Scott, Sir John, (1585-1670), Knight, Lord Scotstarvet, Scottish lawyer
- Scott, John, (1751-1838), 1st Earl of Eldon, Lord Chancellor
- Scott, John, (1783-1821), journalist
- Scott, Margaret Mackenzie, (d 1975), journalist and author
- Scott, Michael, (1789-1835), novelist
- Scott, Paul Henderson, (b 1920), author and diplomat
- Scott, Sir Richard William, (1825-1913), Knight, Canadian statesman
- Scott, Robert, (1811-1887), Master of Balliol College and Dean of Rochester
- Scott, Sir Robert Heatlie, (1905-1982), Knight diplomat and civil servant
- Scott, Thomas Ross, (fl 1915-1951), playwright
- Scott, Tom, (1918-1995), poet
- Scott, Sir Walter, (1771-1832), 1st Baronet, poet and novelist
- Scott, Sir Walter, (1801-1847), 2nd Baronet, Lieutenant-Colonel
- Scott, Walter, (1806-1876), General
- Scott, William, (1745-1836), Baron Stowell, judge
- Scott, William, (1773-1855), 6th of Raeburn
- Scott, William Bell, (1811-1890), poet and painter
- Scott-Douglas, Sir George Henry, (1825-1885), 4th Baronet, MP for Roxburghshire
- Scott-Douglas, Sir John James, (1792-1836), 3rd Baronet
- Scott-Moncrieff, Charles Kenneth Michael, (1889-1930), translator
- Scott-Moncrieff, George Irving, (1910-1974), author
- Scott-Waring, John, (1747-1819), Major and MP
- Scougal, Henry, (1650-1678), Professor of Divinity, King's College, Aberdeen
- Scrope, John, (? 1662-1752), Judge
- Seaman, Sir Owen, (1861-1936), Baronet Editor
- Segar, Sir William, (d 1633), Knight Herald
- Selbie, John Alexander, (1856-1931), Scottish minister and author
- Sellar, Robert James Batchen, (b 1893), playwright and author
- Sellar, William Young, (1825-1890), classical scholar
- Semple, James George, (1759-1815), adventurer
- Senior, Nassau William, (1790-1864), economist
- Serafini, Gloria, (fl1946-1947), of Selkirk
- Seth, James, (1860-1924), philosopher
- Seton, Alexander, (? 1621-1691), 1st Viscount Kingston
- Seton, Archibald, (fl 1782-1818), Resident at Delhi
- Seton, Charles, (d 1673), 2nd Earl of Dunfermline
- Seward, Anna, (1747-1809), poet and author
- Seward, Thomas, (1708-1790), Prebendary of Lichfield and Salisbury Poet
- Seymour, Edward Adolphus, (1804-1885), 12th Duke of Somerset, statesman
- Seymour, Sir Edward Hobart, (1840-1929), Knight Admiral of the Fleet
- Seymour, Sir George Francis, (1787-1870), Knight, Admiral of the Fleet
- Seymour, Horace Alfred Damer, (1843-1902), Secretary to WE Gladstone Deputy Master of Royal Mint
- Seymour, Lord Webb John, (1777-1819), scientist, brother of 11th Duke of Somerset
- Shairp, John Campbell, (1819-1885), literary scholar
- Shand, Alexander Innes, (1832-1907), journalist and critic
- Sharp, James, (1613-1679), Archbishop of St Andrews
- Sharp, William, (1855-1905), author and poet
- Sharpe, Charles Kirkpatrick, (1781-1851), antiquary and artist
- Shaw, George Bernard, (1856-1950), author and playwright
- Shaw, John Mackintosh, (1879-1972), theologian
- Shaw, Lachlan, (1692-1777), Minister of Elgin Historian
- Shaw-Lefevre, Charles, (1794-1888), Viscount Eversley, Speaker of the House of Commons
- Shaw-Lefevre, George John, (1831-1928), Baron Eversley, statesman
- Shedden, Sir Lewis, (1870-1941), Knight civil servant politician
- Shee, Sir Martin Archer, (1769-1850), Knight, portrait painter
- Shepherd, Nan, (1893-1981), author
- Sherbrooke, Sir John Coape, (1764-1830), Knight General Colonial Governor
- Sheridan, Richard Brinsley, (1751-1816), dramatist and politician Dublin, County Dublin
- Sherriff, George, (1898-1967), Explorer and Plant Collector
- Shipley, Sir Charles, (1755-1815), Knight General
- Shorter, Clement King, (1857-1926), journalist and critic
- Shuckburgh-Evelyn, Sir George Augustus William, (1751-1804), 6th Baronet Mathematician
- Sibbald, Sir Robert, (1641-1722), Knight, natural scientist and antiquary
- Sickert, Walter Richard, (1860-1942), painter
- Siddons, Harriet, (1783-1844), actress
- Siddons, Henry, (1774-1815), Actor
- Sim, Alastair, (1900-1976), actor
- Sime, James, (1843-1895), Author and Journalist
- Simmons, Bartholomew, (1804-1850), Irish poet
- Simon, Edith, (1917-2003), artist, novelist and historian
- Simpson, James, (1781-1853), educationalist and author
- Simpson, Sir James, (1792-1868), Knight and General
- Simpson, James Gilliland, (1751-1851), merchant
- Simpson, Sir James Young, (1811-1870), 1st Baronet, physician
- Simpson, John Palgrave, (1807-1887), dramatist and novelist
- Simpson, Percy, (1865-1962), Shakespearean scholar
- Simpson, Thomas Blantyre, (1892-1954), Sheriff of Perth and Angus
- Simpson, William, (1823-1899), artist and war correspondent
- Sims, Richard, (1816-1898), Archivist
- Simson, Andrew, (1638-1712), author and printer
- Simson, Archibald, (? 1564-1628), Church of Scotland minister, author and poet
- Simson, James, (fl 1876), Commissioner at Allahabad
- Sinclair, Catherine, (1800-1864), novelist
- Sinclair, Sir George, (1790-1868), 2nd Baronet Politician and Author
- Sinclair, James, (1688-1762), General Diplomat MP
- Sinclair, Sir John, (1754-1835), 1st Baronet, politician and agriculturist
- Sinclair, John, (1860-1925), 1st Baron Pentland, MP
- Singer, James Burns, (1928-1964), Author and Poet
- Sinton, James, (fl 1900-1923), antiquary
- Sisson, Charles Jasper, (1885-1966), Shakespearean scholar
- Skelton, Henry Aylmer, (1884-1959), Bishop of Lincoln
- Skelton, Sir John, (1831-1897), Knight Author
- Skene, Felicia Mary Frances, (1821-1899), Novelist
- Skene, James, (1775-1864), artist and antiquary
- Skene, James Henry, (1812-1886), consular official
- Skene, Sir John, (? 1543-1617), Knight Lord Curriehill Lord Clerk Register
- Skene, William Forbes, (1809-1892), author and historian
- Skinner, William, (1700-1780), Chief Engineer of Great Britain
- Sladen, Arthur French, (1866-1944), Private Secretary to Governor General of Canada
- Slaney, George Wilson, (1884-1978), Novelist as George Woden
- Slater, Gilbert, (1864-1938), author and lecturer
- Small, Alexander Cunningham Douglas, (1909-1935), schoolmaster and climber
- Small, William, (d 1903), Lanarkshire Miners Leader
- Smalley, George Washburn, (1833-1916), American correspondent of the Times
- Smallpeice, Sir Basil, (1906-1992), Knight Businessman
- Smart, Iain Hugh Murray, (fl 1942-1992), mountaineer
- Smiles, Samuel, (1812-1904), biographer and didact
- Smirke, Sir Edward, (1795-1875), Knight Lawyer and Antiquary
- Smith, Albert Richard, (1816-1860), author and lecturer
- Smith, Annie Burnett-, (1859-1943), writer
- Smith, Charles Ryder, (1873-1956), Professor in Theology, London University
- Smith, Chilton Lind Addison-, (1875-1955), Lieutenant-Colonel and lawyer
- Smith, Culling Charles, (c 1775-1853), Commissioner of Customs
- Smith, George, (1824-1901), publisher
- Smith, Sir George Adam, (1856-1942), Knight, Old Testament scholar
- Smith, Goldwin, (1823-1910), journalist and historian
- Smith, Sir Grafton Elliot, (1871-1937), Knight, anatomist and anthropologist
- Smith, Sir Harry George Wakelyn, (1787-1860), 1st Baronet of Aliwal, Lieutenant General, colonial governor
- Smith, Horatio Horace, (1779-1849), poet and brother of James Smith
- Smith, Iain Crichton, (1928-1998), poet
- Smith, James Robert Dunlop, (1858-1921), Lieutenant Colonel
- Smith, John , (1748-1827), farmer, Birkhill and Fauldhouse
- Smith, John Spencer, (c 1770-1845), MP and diplomat
- Smith, Joseph, (d 1813), diplomat
- Smith, Joshua Toulmin, (1816-1869), publicist and lawyer
- Smith, Lilian Adam, (1866-1949)
- Smith, Nigel, (1941-2020), industrialist and referendums expert
- Smith, Richard Baird, (1818-1861), Colonel Engineer and Master of Mint at Calcutta
- Smith, Robert Addison , (d1925), Secretary, Scottish Conservative Club, Edinburgh
- Smith, Sir Robert Murdoch, (1835-1900), Knight, Major General, archaeologist and diplomat
- Smith, Robert Murray, (1831-1921), Agent General for Victoria
- Smith, Sydney, (1771-1845), Canon of St Paul's, wit
- Smith, Sydney Goodsir, (1915-1975), poet and playwright
- Smith, Sir Thomas, (1513-1577), Knight, Secretary of State
- Smith, Thomas, (1817-1906), missionary and mathematician
- Smith, Thomas Southwood, (1788-1861), sanitary reformer
- Smith, W. Gordon, (1928-1996), playwright Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Smith, Walter Chalmers, (1824-1908), poet and preacher
- Smith, William, (? 1550-1618), herald
- Smith, William Henry, (1808-1872), philosopher and poet
- Smith, Sir William Sidney, (1764-1840), Knight, Admiral
- Smollett, Tobias George, (1721-1771), Author
- Smyth, Charles Piazzi, (1819-1900), astronomer
- Smyth, Sir James Carmichael, (1779-1838), Knight, 1st Baronet Major General and Colonial Governor
- Smyth, Sir Warington Wilkinson, (1817-1890), Knight Mineralogist
- Smyth, William, (1765-1849), historian and poet
- Smythe, David, (1746-1806), Lord Methven Scottish judge
- Smythe, James Moore, (1702-1734), dramatist
- Snadden, James, (1854-1934), Presbyterian minister and antiquary
- Snadden, Sir William Mcnair, (1896-1959), 1st Baronet MP
- Somerset, Lord Fitzroy James Henry, (1788-1855), 1st Baron Raglan, Field Marshal
- Somerville, Alexander George, (b 1917), missionary in Calabar
- Somerville, John Southey, (1765-1819), 14th Lord Somerville
- Somerville, Sir Robert, (1906-1992), Knight Historian
- Somerville, Thomas, (1741-1830), historian
- Sorley, William Ritchie, (1855-1935), Philosopher
- Sotheby, Sir Edward Southwell, (1813-1902), Knight, Admiral
- Sotheby, Herbert George, (1871-1954), Lieutenant Colonel
- Soutar, William, (1898-1943), poet
- Southey, Caroline Anne, (1786-1854), poet
- Southey, Robert, (1774-1843), poet, journalist and biographer
- Sowerby, James, (1757-1822), naturalist
- Spalding, William, (1809-1859), author
- Spark, Dame Muriel Sarah, (1918-2006), author
- Spark, Samuel Robin, (b 1938), artist
- Spear, Hilda Doris, (b1926), lecturer, Dundee University
- Speke, John Hanning, (1827-1864), explorer in Africa
- Spence, Alan, (b 1947), author and poet
- Spence, James Lewis Thomas Chalmers, (1874-1955), Scottish Nationalist and journalist
- Spencer, Charles Robert, (1857-1922), 6th Earl Spencer
- Spencer, George John, (1758-1834), 2nd Earl Spencer, statesman
- Spencer, Herbert, (1820-1903), philosopher
- Spencer, John Poyntz, (1835-1910), 5th Earl Spencer, statesman
- Spender, John Alfred, (1862-1942), journalist and author
- Spender, Sir Stephen Harold, (1909-1995), Knight, poet
- Spiller, Gustave, (fl 1910), Organiser of International Congresses
- Spottiswood, John, (1565-1639), Archbishop of St Andrews
- Spottiswood, John, (1666-1728), Professor of Law at Edinburgh and Legal Author
- Spottiswood, Sir Robert, (1596-1646), Knight Lord Newabbey Scottish Judge
- Spottiswoode, John, (1565-1639), Archbishop of St Andrews Historian
- Spottiswoode, John, (1666-1728), Keeper of the Advocates Library
- Spring-Rice, Sir Cecil Arthur, (1859-1918), Knight, diplomat
- Spring-Rice, Thomas, (1790-1866), 1st Baron Monteagle of Brandon in Kerry, statesman
- Spurzheim, Johann Kaspar, (1776-1832), phrenologist
- St Clair, Charles, (1768-1863), 13th Baron Sinclair
- St Leger, Francis Barry Boyle, (1799-1829), Novelist
- St Leger, William, (fl 1807-1810), Major General
- Stanfield, Sir James, (d 1679), Knight
- Stanford, Derek, (1918-2008), author
- Stanhope, Philip Henry, (1805-1875), 5th Earl Stanhope, historian
- Stanhope, William, (?1683-1756), 1st Earl of Harrington, statesman
- Stanley, Sir Edmond, (1760-1843), Knight, Chief Justice in Madras
- Stanley, Edward, (1798-1878), Rear Admiral
- Stanley, Edward George Villiers, (1865-1948), 17th Earl of Derby, statesman
- Stanley, Edward Henry, (1826-1893), 15th Earl of Derby, statesman
- Stanley, Henrietta Maria, (1807-1895), Baroness Stanley of Alderley
- Stanley, Sir Henry Morton, (1841-1904), Knight, explorer and journalist
- Stanley, Mary Catherine, (1824-1900) Countess of Derby, political hostess
- Stansfield, Sir James, (d 1687), Knight Soldier and Merchant
- St-Clair-Erskine, James, (1762-1837), 2nd Earl of Rosslyn, General, statesman
- Stead, William Thomas, (1849-1912), journalist and author
- Steel, David Martin Scott, (b 1938), Baron Steel of Aikwood, politician
- Steele, Sir Richard, (1672-1729), Knight MP Author
- Steele, Sir Thomas Montague, (1820-1890), Knight General
- Steel-Maitland, Lady Mary Ramsay , (1871-1944), travel diarist Palestine;Turkey;Egypt;Scotland
- Stefansson, Vilhjalmur, (1879-1962), explorer and ethnologist
- Stephen, David, (1869-1946), composer and organist
- Stephens, Henry, (1795-1874), Agriculturist
- Stepney, Sir John, (1743-1811), 7th Baronet MP Diplomat
- Sterling, John, (1806-1844), Author
- Steuart, Charles, (d 1798), Cashier and Paymaster American Board of Customs
- Steuart, Sir Henry Seton, (1759-1836), 1st Baronet Agriculturist
- Steuart, Sir James, (1635-1715), Knight Lord Advocate
- Steuart-Denham, Sir Archibald, (1683-1773), 6th Baronet
- Steuart-Denham, Sir James, (1712-1780), 7th Baronet, economist
- Stevenson, Alan, (1807-1865), civil engineer
- Stevenson, Anne, (1933-2020), poet
- Stevenson, Sir Daniel Macaulay, (1851-1944), Baronet, businessman and public servant
- Stevenson, David, (1815-1886), civil engineer
- Stevenson, Robert, (1772-1850), civil engineer
- Stevenson, Robert Louis, (1850-1894), author and traveller
- Stevenson, Robert Macaulay, (1860-1952), painter
- Stevenson, Ronald, (b 1928), composer
- Stevenson, Thomas, (1818-1887), civil engineer
- Stevenson, William, (1839-1916), Free Church of Scotland missionary
- Stevenson, William Barron, (1869-1954), Professor of Hebrew, Glasgow University
- Stewart, Alexander, (1493-1513), Archbishop of St Andrews
- Stewart, Alexander, (c 1694-1773), 6th Earl of Galloway
- Stewart, Alison, (b 1902), author
- Stewart, Donald James, (1920-1992), Scottish Nationalist MP
- Stewart, Dugald, (1753-1828), philosopher
- Stewart, Helen D'Arcy, (1765-1838), song writer
- Stewart, Hope James, (d 1881), Painter
- Stewart, James, (1831-1905), missionary and college principal in Africa
- Stewart, John, (d 1659), 1st Earl of Traquair
- Stewart, John, (1736-1806), 7th Earl of Galloway
- Stewart, Rev John, (fl1907-1957), missionary in Manchuria
- Stewart, Sir Lewis, (fl 1600), Knight of Kirkhill Advocate and Antiquary
- Stewart, Lady Mary Florence Elinor, (1916-2014), author
- Stewart, Mary Florence Elinor, (1916-2014), author Durham, Durham;Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Stewart, Randolph, (1800-1873), 9th Earl of Galloway
- Stewart, Robert, (1769-1822), 2nd Marquess of Londonderry, statesman
- Stewart, Robert Hathorn, (d 1818), landowner and soldier Physgill, Wigtownshire
- Stewart, Sir Robert King, (1854-1930), Knight Colonel County Convener of Lanark
- Stewart, Sir Thomas Grainger, (1837-1900), Knight, physician
- Stewart, Sir William, (1774-1827), Knight, Lieutenant General
- Stewart, William Burton, (1872-1936), Lieutenant-Colonel, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry
- Stewart-Mackenzie, Mary Elizabeth Frederica , (1783-1862), heiress
- Stewart-Murray, John George, (d 1942), 8th Duke of Atholl
- Stewart-Murray, Katharine Marjory, (1874-1960), Duchess of Atholl, Conservative MP
- Stillman, William James, (1828-1901), Artist and Journalist
- Stirling, James Hutchison, (1820-1909), philosopher
- Stirling, John, (d 1727), Principal of Glasgow University
- Stirling, Sir Thomas, (1733-1808), 1st Baronet General
- Stirling, Thomas Graham, (d 1836)
- Stirling, William, (1851-1932), physiologist
- Stirling-Maxwell, Sir John Maxwell, (1866-1956), 10th Baronet MP
- Stirton, John, (1871-1944), Royal Chaplain and Librarian Antiquary
- Stoddart, Sir John, (1773-1856), Knight, journalist and judge in Malta
- Stoddart, Thomas Tod, (1810-1880), Angler and Poet
- Stone, Reynolds, (1909-1979), Designer and Engraver
- Stopford, Sir Robert, (1768-1847), Knight Admiral
- Story, Robert, (1795-1860), Northumbrian poet
- Strachan, Michael Francis, (b 1919), historian and businessman
- Strachan, Robert Harvey, (1873-1958), theologian
- Strange, Sir Robert, (1721-1792), Knight Engraver
- Strange, Sir Thomas Andrew Lumisden, (1756-1841), Knight, Indian jurist
- Straton, James, (d 1856), Prenologist
- Street, George Slythe, (1867-1936), Author
- Strickland, Agnes, (1796-1874), historian
- Struther, Jan, (1901-1953), poet, essayist and hymn writer
- Struthers, Sir John, (1823-1899), Knight, anatomist
- Strutt, Joseph, (1749-1802), Author Antiquary Engraver
- Struve, Gustav von, (1805-1870), publicist and political agitator
- Stuart, Andrew, (d 1801), lawyer, politician and genealogist
- Stuart, Sir Charles, (1753-1801), Knight, Lieutenant General
- Stuart, Charles, (fl 1761-1793), Member of Supreme Council of Bengal
- Stuart, Sir Charles, (1779-1845), Baron Stuart de Rothesay, diplomat
- Stuart, Charles Edward Louis Philip Casimir, (1720-1788), Young Chevalier; The 'Young Pretender', the Young Pretender
- Stuart, Henry Benedict Maria Clement, (1725-1807), Cardinal Duke of York
- Stuart, James, (d 1793), Major General
- Stuart, James, (1741-1815), General
- Stuart, James, (1775-1849), Writer to the Signet
- Stuart, John, (1713-1792), 3rd Earl of Bute, statesman
- Stuart, John, (1744-1814), 1st Marquess of Bute
- Stuart, Sir John, (1759-1815), Knight Lieutenant General
- Stuart, John Sobieski Stolberg, (? 1795-1872), Jacobite
- Stuart, Lady Louisa, (1757-1851), writer
- Stuart, Ludovick, (1574-1624), 2nd Duke of Lennox
- Stuart Mackenzie, James, (1719-1800), Lord Privy Seal of Scotland
- Stuart, Robert, (1744-1820), Lieutenant General
- Stukeley, William, (1687-1765), Anglican clergyman, physician, antiquary and archaeologist
- Sturgis, Julian Russell, (1848-1904), Novelist
- Sugden, Edward Burtenshaw, (1791-1875), 1st Baron St Leonards, Lord Chancellor
- Summerers, Francis, (fl 1801-1807), consul at Bucharest
- Surtees, Robert, (1779-1834), antiquary and topographer
- Sutherland, David Macbeth, (1883-1973), artist
- Sutherland, James, (fl 1880-1885), missionary in Nyasaland
- Sutherland, John, (1661-1733), 16th Earl of Sutherland
- Sutherland, Robert Garioch, (1909-1981), poet and translator
- Sutherland, William, (1708-1751), 17th Earl of Sutherland
- Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, Harriet Elizabeth Georgiana, (1806-1868) Duchess of Sutherland, Mistress of the Robes
- Swayne, George Carless, (1818-1892), Author
- Swift, Theophilus, (1746-1815), writer
- Swinburne, Algernon Charles, (1837-1909), poet
- Swinton, George Sitwell Campbell, (1859-1937), Captain Colonial Administrator
- Swinton, James Rannie, (1816-1888), portrait painter
- Sydenham, Thomas, (1780-1816), Diplomat and Indian Administrator
- Sykes, Christopher, (1831-1898), of Brantingham Thorpe
- Symon, Mary, (fl 1919-1936), poet
- Tagore, Sir Rabindranath, (1861-1941), Knight Hindu Poet
- Tait, Archibald Campbell, (1811-1882), Archbishop of Canterbury
- Tait, Frederick Guthrie, (1870-1900), golfer
- Tait, Peter Guthrie, (1831-1901), mathematician and physicist
- Tait, William, (1793-1864), publisher
- Talbot, Charles, (1660-1718), Duke of Shrewsbury, statesman
- Talbot, Sir Reginald Arthur James, (1849-1921), Knight MP Major General Governor of Victoria
- Talfourd, Sir Thomas Noon, (1795-1854), Knight, judge, MP, dramatist and poet
- Tannahill, Andrew, (1900-1986), playwright, poet and translator
- Tatton, Margaret E, (fl 1926-1941), Director of Le Play Society
- Taylor, Sir George, (1904-1993), Knight, botanist
- Taylor, Sir Henry, (1800-1886), Knight Author
- Taylor, Sir Herbert, (1775-1839), Knight, Lieutenant General
- Taylor, Isaac, (1787-1865), artist author and inventor
- Taylor, Isaac, (1829-1901), archaeologist and philologist
- Taylor, Philip Meadows, (1808-1876), Indian officer and novelist
- Taylor, Rachel Annand, (1876-1960), author and journalist
- Taylor, Sir Thomas William, (1782-1854), Major General
- Taylor, Tom, (1817-1880), Dramatist and Editor of Punch
- Taylor, Vincent, (1887-1968), Principal of Wesley College Headingley
- Taylor, Wilfred, (d 1987), journalist
- Teissier du Cros, Janet, (1905-1990), writer Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire
- Telford, Thomas, (1757-1834), civil engineer
- Temple, Henry, (1739-1802), 2nd Viscount Palmerston
- Temple, Henry John, (1784-1865), 3rd Viscount Palmerston, statesman
- Tennant, Sir Charles, (1823-1906), 1st Baronet MP
- Tennant, Emma Christina, (b 1937), author and editor
- Tennant, William, (1784-1848), linguist and poet
- Terry, Daniel, (? 1780-1829), Actor and Playwright
- Thackeray, William Makepeace, (1811-1863), novelist
- Theed, William, (1804-1891), sculptor
- Thelwall, John, (1764-1834), Reformer and Elocution Teacher
- Thiers, Louis Adolphe, (1797-1877), French Statesman and Historian
- Thomas, Robert, (fl 1794-1805), minister of Abdie
- Thomas, Ruth, (b 1967), author
- Thompson, Alice, (b 1961), author
- Thompson, Sir D'Arcy Wentworth, (1860-1948), Knight, zoologist and classical scholar
- Thompson, Edward, (? 1738-1786), Commodore RN Author
- Thompson, Sir Edward Maunde, (1840-1929), Knight Palaeographer and Museum Director
- Thompson, John Mclean, (1887-1977), botanist
- Thompson, Sylvia, (b 1934), friend of William Sydney Graham
- Thomson, Allen, (1809-1884), biologist
- Thomson, Andrew Mitchell, (1779-1831), Church of Scotland minister, author
- Thomson, David, (1914-1988), author. researcher and BBC radio producer
- Thomson, Donald, (1907-1980), Gaelic educationalist
- Thomson, George, (1757-1851), collector of Scottish music
- Thomson, George Malcolm, (1899-1996), journalist historian and biographer
- Thomson, Sir George Paget, (1892-1975), knight, physicist
- Thomson, James, (1700-1748), poet
- Thomson, James Alexander Kerr, (1879-1959), classical and literary scholar
- Thomson, John, (1765-1846), physician and surgeon
- Thomson, John, (1778-1840), landscape painter
- Thomson, Sir John Adam, (1927-2018), knight, diplomat
- Thomson, Sir John Arthur, (1861-1933), Knight, zoologist
- Thomson, Joseph, (1858-1894), African explorer
- Thomson, Thomas, (1768-1852), record scholar and advocate
- Thomson, William, (1746-1817), writer
- Thomson, William, (fl1785), anatomist
- Thomson, William, (1802-1852), physician
- Thomson, William, (1824-1907), Baron Kelvin, physicist
- Thomson, William Aird, (1773-1863), Minister of Free Church, Perth
- Thornbury, George Walter, (1828-1876), historian, journalist, poet and traveller
- Thornton, Sir Edward, (1766-1852), Knight, diplomat
- Thornton, Richard, (1838-1863), Geologist
- Thornton, Sir William, (1779-1840), Knight, Lieutenant General Jersey
- Thornycroft, Sir William Hamo, (1850-1925), Knight, sculptor
- Thorpe, Thomas, (1791-1851), Bookseller
- Thursfield, Sir James Richard, (1840-1923), Knight, naval historian and journalist
- Thurston, Katherine Cecil, (1875-1911), novelist
- Thynne, Thomas, (1734-1796), 1st Marquess of Bath
- Todd, Ruthven Campbell, (1914-1978), writer and poet
- Tolmie, Francis, (1840-1926), Scottish folklorist
- Torrens, Sir Henry, (1779-1828), Knight Major General
- Toussaint L'Ouverture, Pierre Dominique, (c 1746-1803), liberator of Haiti
- Townshend, Chauncey Hare, (1798-1868), poet
- Townshend, Horatio, (1750-1837), Irish Writer
- Trail, James, (1750-1808), MP Under Secretary for Ireland
- Trail, William, (1640-1714), Presbyterian minister
- Traill, Thomas Stewart, (1781-1862), physician and specialist in medical jurisprudence
- Traill-Burroughs, Sir Frederick William, (1831-1905), Knight General
- Train, Joseph, (1779-1852), Scottish Antiquary
- Tranter, Nigel Godwin, (1909-2000), novelist
- Traquair, Harry Moss, (1875-1954), ophthalmic surgeon
- Traquair, Phoebe Anna Ramsey, (1852-1936), artist
- Traquair, Ramsay, (1874-1952), architect
- Trefusis, Charles Rodolph, (1791-1866), 19th Baron Clinton
- Tremayne, Sydney Durward, (1912-1986), poet
- Trevelyan, Sir George Otto, (1838-1928), 2nd Baronet Statesman and Historian
- Trevelyan, Hilda, (1877-1959), actress
- Trevelyan, Sir Walter Calverley, (1797-1879), 6th Baronet, naturalist
- Trevor, Henry Otway, (1777-1853), 21st Baron Dacre, General
- Trollope, Anthony, (1815-1882), novelist
- Trollope, Thomas Adolphus, (1810-1892), Author
- Trotter, Sir Coutts, (d 1837), 1st Baronet
- Trotter, Sir Philip Durham, (1844-1918), Knight, Colonel
- Trotter, William, (1772-1833), Lord Provost of Edinburgh
- Troubridge, Sir Edward Thomas, (d 1852), Knight Rear Admiral
- Troubridge, Sir Thomas, (? 1758-1807), 1st Baronet Rear Admiral
- Trower, Walter John, (1804-1877), Bishop of Gibraltar
- Tschiffely, Aime Felix, (1895-1954), author and traveller
- Tucker, Henry St George, (1771-1851), Indian financier
- Tufnell, Henry, (1805-1854), MP for Devonport
- Tulloch, John, (1823-1886), Principal of St Andrews University
- Tupper, Martin Farquhar, (1810-1889), author, poet and inventor
- Turnbull, Gael Lundin, (1928-2004), poet and doctor
- Turnbull, William Barclay David Donald, (1811-1863), architect and antiquary
- Turner, Robert Lister, (1875-1949), Missionary
- Turner, William, (1792-1867), diplomat and author
- Turner, William Price, (1927-1988), poet, editor, critic
- Tuttiett, Lawrence, (1825-1897), Hymn Writer
- Tweedie, William, (1836-1914), Major General
- Tweedie, William King, (1803-1863), Free Church of Scotland minister
- Tyrrell, Sir William George, (1866-1947), diplomat
- Udney, John, (d 1803), Vice Consul at Leghorn
- Unwin, Sir Raymond, (1863-1940), Knight, architect and town planner
- Ure, David, (d 1798), Geologist and Antiquary
- Urquhart, Frederick Burrows, (1912-1995), writer
- Urquhart, William Spence, (1877-1964), Principal of Scottish Church College, Calcutta
- Valentine, George Donald, (1877-1946), Scottish judge
- Vassall Fox, Elizabeth, (1770-1845), political hostess
- Vaughan, Charles John, (1816-1897), Dean of Llandaff
- Veitch, John, (1829-1894), poet biographer philosopher
- Veley, Margaret, (1843-1887), Novelist and Poet
- Verney, Frederick William, (1846-1913), Anglican Clergyman Diplomat MP
- Victoria, (1819-1901), Queen of Great Britain and Ireland
- Victoria Adelaide Mary Louise, (1840-1901), Empress consort of Emperor Frederick of Germany
- Villettes, William Anne, (1754-1808), Lieutenant General Colonial Governor
- Villiers, Sir Frances Hyde, (1852-1925), Knight, diplomat
- Villiers, George, (1592-1628), 1st Duke of Buckingham
- Villiers, George William Frederick, (1800-1870), 4th Earl of Clarendon, statesman
- Villiers, Thomas, (1753-1824), 2nd Earl of Clarendon
- Vines, Alice Gilmore, (1923-2009), historian
- Waddell, Hope Masterton, (1804-1895), missionary
- Wade, George, (1673-1748), Field Marshal
- Wale, Sir Charles, (1763-1845), Knight General Governor of Martinique
- Walford, Edward, (1823-1897), Genealogist and Topographer
- Walker, Alexander, (1764-1831), Brigadier and General Governor of St Helena St Helena
- Walker, Archibald Stodart, (1869-1934), physician and author
- Walker, Sir Baldwin Wake, (1802-1876), Knight Admiral Surveyor of the Navy
- Walker, Sir William Stuart, (1813-1896), Knight Lawyer
- Wallace, Sir Donald Mackenzie, (1841-1919), Knight, journalist
- Wallace, James, (d 1688), Clergyman, Writer On Orkney
- Wallace, Robert, (1773-1855), MP, postal reformer
- Wallace, Robert, (1831-1899), Devine and MP
- Wallace, Sir Thomas, (fl 1680), Knight 1st Lord of Session
- Wallace, William, (1860-1940), composer and writer on music
- Wallace, William Vincent, (1812-1865), composer
- Waller, Horace, (1833-1896), writer on Africa
- Waller, John Francis, (1810-1894), author
- Wallington, Sir Edward William, (1854-1933), Knight Treasurer to Queen Mary
- Walpole, George, (1758-1835), Major General
- Walpole, Sir Hugh Seymour, (1884-1941), Knight Novelist and Man of Letters
- Walpole, Robert, (1736-1810), Diplomat
- Walsh, Maurice, (1879-1964), author
- Walsingham, Sir Francis, (? 1530-1590), Knight, statesman
- Walton, Edward Arthur, (1860-1922), artist
- Warburton, William, (1698-1779), Bishop of Gloucester
- Ward, Sir Henry George, (1797-1860), Knight, diplomat, politician and colonial governor
- Ward, Mary Augusta, (1851-1920), novelist and social worker Hobart, Tasmania;Oxford, Oxfordshire;London
- Ward, Thomas Humphry, (1845-1926), author and journalist
- Warde, Sir Henry, (1766-1834), Knight General Governor of Barbados
- Wardlaw, Elizabeth, (1677-1727), ballad writer
- Wareing, Alfred, (1876-1942), theatrical producer
- Warner, Alan, (b1964), novelist Oban, Argyllshire
- Warr, Charles Laing, (1892-1969), minister of St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh
- Warren, Frederick, (1775-1848), Vice Admiral
- Warren, Sir John Borlase, (1753-1822), Baronet Admiral MP Diplomat
- Warren, Samuel, (1807-1877), lawyer and writer
- Warren, Sir Thomas Herbert, (1853-1930), Knight, President of Magdalen College Oxford
- Wassell, Richard Peter, (1922-2002), educationalist
- Waterston, George, (1809-1893), Edinburgh stationer and sealing wax manufacturer
- Waterston, Robert, (1878-1969), printer and stationer
- Watson, Hewett Cottrell, (1804-1881), Botanist
- Watson, James, (1878-1952), missionary in China
- Watson, John Parker, (1909-1989), Writer to the Signet
- Watson, Sir John William, (1858-1935), Knight Poet
- Watson, Richard, (1737-1816), Bishop of Llandaff
- Watson, William Finlay, (d 1881), bookseller
- Watson-Watt, Sir Robert Alexander, (1892-1973), Knight, physicist
- Watt, David Gilkinson, (1817-1897), Missionary
- Watt, James, (1736-1819), engineer Birmingham, Warwickshire;Greenock, Renfrewshire;Glasgow, Lanarkshire;Handsworth, Staffordshire
- Watt, John M , (fl1950-1970), Speedway journalist
- Watts, Alaric Alexander, (1797-1864), poet and journalist
- Wauchope, Andrew Gilbert, (1846-1899), Major General
- Wauchope, William, (d 1825), Lieutenant Colonel ADC to Governor of Ceylon
- Wavell, Archibald Percival, (1883-1950), 1st Earl Wavell, Field Marshal
- Weatherhead, Leslie Dixon, (1893-1976), Methodist minister and author
- Webb, Martha Beatrice, (1858-1943), social reformer
- Weber, Henry William, (1783-1818), Editor of Plays and Romances
- Webster, John, (1810-1891), MP Provost of Aberdeen
- Wedderburn, Alexander, (1733-1805), 1st Earl of Rosslyn, Lord Chancellor
- Wedderburn, Sir John, (1599-1679), Knight, Regent of St Leonards College, physician
- Wedderburn, Laurence Dalrymple Maclagan, (1885-1965), Church of Scotland missionary in China
- Wedderburn, Sir Peter, (1612-1679), Knight, Lord Gosford. Scottish Judge
- Weir, Thomas, (1914-2006), mountaineer, author and broadcaster
- Welby, Sir Reginald Earle, (1832-1915), 1st Baron Welby, civil servant
- Welch, Adam Cleghorn, (1864-1943), biblical scholar
- Wellesley, Arthur, (1769-1852), 1st Duke of Wellington, Field Marshal, statesman
- Wellesley, Frederick Arthur, (1844-1931), Colonel Diplomat
- Wellesley, Henry, (1773-1847), 1st Baron Cowley, diplomat
- Wellesley-Pole, William, (1763-1845), 3rd Earl of Mornington, statesman
- Welsh, David, (1793-1845), Free Church Minister, Historian
- Welwood, Alexander Maconochie-, (1777-1861), Lord Meadowbank, judge
- Wentworth, Sir Thomas, (d 1747), Knight Lieutenant General
- Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, William, (1748-1833), 4th Earl Fitzwilliam, statesman
- Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, William, (1839-1877), Styled Viscount Milton
- Werden, Sir John, (1640-1716), 1st Baronet, diplomat MP
- West, Sir Algernon Edward, (1832-1921), Knight Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue
- West, James, (1703-1772), politician and antiquary
- Westcott, Brooke Foss, (1825-1901), Bishop of Durham
- Wetherall, Sir George Augustus, (1788-1868), Knight General
- Whately, Richard, (1787-1863), Archbishop of Dublin
- Wheatley, John, (1869-1930), Politician
- White, Adam, (1817-1878), naturalist and zoologist Edinburgh, Midlothian;Pollokshields, Lanarkshire
- White, Arthur Silva, (1859-1932), traveller
- White, James, (1803-1862), author
- White, Kenneth, (b 1936), poet
- White, Peter Robert Russell, (1921-1985), artist
- White, Sir William Arthur, (1824-1891), Knight, diplomat
- Whitehouse, John Howard, (1873-1955), Politician
- Whitgift, John, (? 1530-1604), Archbishop of Canterbury
- Whitley, Henry Charles, (1906-1976), minister of the High Kirk of Edinburgh
- Whitmore, Sir Edmund Augustus, (1819-1890), Knight General
- Whitworth, Charles, (1752-1825), Earl Whitworth, diplomat
- Whyte, Christopher, (b 1952), poet and novelist
- Whyte, William , (fl1839-1867), emigrant and shepherd
- Wickham, William, (1761-1840), Politician and Diplomat
- Widgery, Alban Gregory, (1887-1968), philosopher and theologian
- Wigram, Sir Robert, (1744-1830), 1st Baronet MP Shipbuilder
- Wilde, John, (c 1764-1840), professor of civil law at Edinburgh
- Wilkie, Sir David, (1785-1841), Knight, painter
- Wilkie, Robert Blair, (fl 1951), politician and writer
- Wilkins, Sir George Hubert, (1888-1958), Knight Explorer
- Will, William, (1866-1958), journalist
- William Augustus, (1721-1765), Duke of Cumberland, General
- William III, (1650-1702), King of Great Britain and Ireland
- William IV, (1765-1837), King of Great Britain and Ireland
- Williams, John, (1792-1858), Archdeacon of Cardigan, classical scholar and historian
- Williams, Sir John Fischer, (1870-1947), Knight, international lawyer
- Williams, William Freke, (1792-1860), Major General
- Williams, William Mattieu, (1820-1892), scientific writer
- Williamson, Sir Adam, (1736-1798), Knight, Lt-General, colonial governor
- Willis, Eustace George, (1903-1987), politician
- Willis, Robert, (1799-1878), Medical Writer
- Willison, John, (1680-1750), Church of Scotland minister
- Wills, James, (1790-1868), Poet and Man of Letters
- Wilson, Alexander, (1766-1813), ornithologist
- Wilson, Andrew, (1780-1848), painter
- Wilson, Andrew, (1831-1881), Traveller and Author
- Wilson, Sir Charles William, (1836-1905), Knight Major General Director of the Ordnance Survey
- Wilson, Sir Daniel, (1816-1892), Knight, archaeologist
- Wilson, Horace Hayman, (1786-1860), Orientalist
- Wilson, James, (1795-1856), zoologist
- Wilson, James, (1805-1860), politician and economist
- Wilson, Sir James, (1853-1926), Knight Colonial Administrator and Dialectician
- Wilson, James Harold, (1916-1995), Baron Wilson of Rievaulx, statesman
- Wilson, Sir John, (1780-1856), Knight General
- Wilson, John, (1785-1854), author as Christopher North
- Wilson, John, (1804-1875), Free Church of Scotland missionary
- Wilson, John Dover, (1881-1969), literary scholar and educationist
- Wilson, John Mackay, (1804-1835), author
- Wilson, Robert Gordon, (1938-2017), Scottish Nationalist MP
- Wilson, William, (1808-1888), Free Church of Scotland minister and antiquary
- Wimberley, Douglas Neil, (1896-1983), Major General
- Wimberley, Lesmoir, (b1926) Haddington, East Lothian
- Windham, William, (1750-1810), statesman
- Wingate, David, (1828-1892), Collier Poet
- Wingate, Sir Francis Reginald, (1861-1953), 1st Baronet General
- Wingate, Sir James Lawton, (1846-1924), Knight President Royal Scottish Academy
- Wingfield, Lewis Strange, (1842-1891), traveller, actor, writer and poet
- Winkworth, Catherine, (1827-1878), author
- Wodehouse, John, (1826-1902), 1st Earl of Kimberley, statesman
- Wodrow, James, (fl 1656-1702), Professor of Divinity
- Wodrow, Robert, (1679-1734), ecclesiastical historian
- Wolfe, James, (1729-1759), Major General
- Wolfe, William Cuthbertson, (1924-2010), chartered accountant, manufacturer and politician Bathgate, West Lothian
- Wolff, Sir Henry Drummond Charles, (1830-1908), Knight, politician and diplomat
- Wollen, James, (1820-1899), servant to Admiral Sir George Elliot London
- Wolseley, Garnet Joseph, (1833-1913), 1st Viscount Wolseley, Field Marshal
- Wood, Charles, (1800-1885), 1st Viscount Halifax, statesman
- Wood, Charles Lindley, (1839-1934), 2nd Viscount Halifax
- Wood, John Philp, (1762-1838), civil servant and antiquary
- Wood, Joshua, (d 1878), Schoolmaster
- Wood, Wendy, (1892-1981), Scottish Nationalist
- Woodburn, Arthur, (1890-1978), MP Secretary of State for Scotland
- Woodford, Sir Alexander George, (1782-1870), Knight, Field Marshal
- Woodford, Sir Ralph, (d 1810), 1st Baronet Diplomat
- Woodward, Foster Neville, (b 1905), scientist
- Woosnam, Richard, (1815-1881), Army Surgeon
- Wordie, Sir James Mann, (1889-1962), Knight, geologist and mountaineer
- Wordsworth, Charles, (1806-1892), Bishop of St Andrews Dunkeld and Dunblane
- Wordsworth, William, (1770-1850), poet
- Workman, Fanny Bullock, (1859-1925), mountaineer and travel writer Worcester, Massachusetts
- Worsley, Philip Stanhope, (1835-1866), Poet
- Worsley, Sir Richard, (1751-1805), 7th Baronet Antiquary Traveller MP Diplomat
- Wrangham, Francis, (1769-1842), Archdeacon of the East Riding, classical scholar
- Wraxall, Sir Frederic Charles Lascelles, (1828-1865), 3rd Baronet Miscellaneous Writer
- Wraxall, Sir Nathaniel William, (1751-1831), 1st Baronet MP Traveller Author
- Wright, Noel, (1890-1975), Rear Admiral
- Wright, Ronald William Vernon Selby, (1908-1995), minister of the Canongate, Edinburgh
- Wroughton, Sir Thomas, (d 1787), Knight Diplomat
- Wyatt, John Drayton, (1820-1891), architect
- Wyche, Sir Cyril, (? 1632-1707), Knight Statesman and Scientist
- Wylde, William Henry, (1819-1909), civil servant
- Wyndham, Constance Evelyn, (1846-1939), Baroness Leconfield
- Wyndham, William Frederick, (1763-1828), diplomat
- Wynn, Charles Watkin Williams, (1775-1850), statesman
- Wynn-Carrington, Charles Robert, (1843-1928), 3rd Baron Carrington and Marquess of Lincolnshire
- Wynter, Sir William, (d 1589), Knight Admiral
- Wynyard, Sir Robert Henry, (1802-1864), Knight Major General Colonial Governor
- Wyon, Olive, (1881-1966), religious writer
- Wyse, Sir Thomas, (1791-1862), Knight Politician and Diplomat
- Yates, Edmund Hodgson, (1831-1894), Novelist
- Yeaman, Francis Cameron, (d 2006), Scottish nationalist and politician
- Yeats, William Butler, (1865-1939), poet and playwright
- Yonge, Charles Duke, (1812-1891), Historian and Literary Scholar
- York, Frederick Augustus, (1763-1827), Duke of York
- Yorke, Sir Charles, (1790-1880), Knight Field Marshal
- Yorke, Charles Philip, (1764-1834), statesman
- Yorke, Sir Joseph, (1724-1792), Baron Dover, General
- Yorke, Philip, (1690-1764), 1st Earl of Hardwicke, Lord Chancellor Dover, Kent
- Yorke, Philip, (1720-1790), 2nd Earl of Hardwicke
- Yorke, Philip, (1757-1834), 3rd Earl of Hardwicke
- Young, Andrew John, (1885-1971), Canon of Chichester Poet
- Young, Douglas Cuthbert Colquhoun, (1913-1973), poet and playwright
- Young, Francis Watson, (1851-1941), HM Inspector of Schools in Scotland
- Young, George, (1819-1907), Lord Young Scottish Judge
- Young, George Malcolm, (1882-1959), historian
- Young, John, (? 1750-1820), classical scholar
- Younger, George Kenneth Hotson, (1931-2003), 4th Viscount Younger of Leckie, brewer, politician and banker
- Yule, Sir Henry, (1820-1889), Knight, geographer and Indian administrator
- Zenthon, Edward Rupert, (1920-2012), surveyor and mountaineer
- Zern, Ed, (d 1994), American columnist
- Zuylestein, William Henry, (1717-1781), 4th Earl of Rochford, statesman
Diaries (111)
- Anderson, Robert Burn, (1853-1853), Lieutenant East India Army Southampton, Hampshire
- Anderson, (fl 1864), travel diarist Switzerland;France;Italy
- Angus, Nancy, (1907-1960) London
- Arbuthnot, George Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Baillie, May, Music Teacher Dresden, Germany;Munich, Germany;St Andrews, Fife
- Ballantyne, Alexander, (fl 1817), travel diarist
- Barclay, David Black, (1943-1946), Lieutenant, Royal Artillery
- Beecroft, Mrs, (1833-1833) Glasgow, Lanarkshire;Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Bell, John, (1830-1832), Builder And Emigrant Southampton, Hampshire
- Bell, William, (1907-1967), Architect Kirkcudbright, Kirkcudbrightshire
- Benners, Isaac Samuel, (1789-1789), Secretary To Stanley Expedition Orkney
- Black, Lucy, (fl 1899-1899), of Anworth Karlsruhe, Germany;Anworth, Kirkcudbrightshire
- Black, Robert, (fl 1892-1895) Peebles, Peeblesshire
- Blyth, R B, (fl 1825-1827), travel diarist Scotland
- Boothby, Claude Reginald Underwood, (fl1934-1937), Lieutenant Commander, RNR
- Brodie, James, (1637-1708), gent Brodie, Moray
- Bryson, George Spain
- Cairns, Alison H, (1902-1959), diarist
- Cairns, Jessie B, (fl 1875-1876), diarist Germany
- Carmichael, James, (fl 1766), lawyer Hailes, Midlothian
- Chisholm, Agnes, (fl 1888-1936)
- Chisholm, Mairi Lambert, (1896-1981), Nurse
- Christie, Isabella, (1904-1914) Malaya;India;China;Japan;Korea;United States of America;Borneo
- Clapperton, A E, Lawyer United States of America;Canada
- Clark, Trevor, (fl 1940-1970), colonial civil servant
- Cluseret, Gustave Paris, France
- Craushaw, (1883-1887), teacher South Africa
- Cumming, Miss, Red Cross Nurse Bulgaria
- Curr, Eliza, (1863-1864) Fontainbleau, France;Dundee, Angus
- Defries, Amelia Dorothy, (fl 1913-1935), Author And Art Critic
- Di Falco, Robert, (1918-1919) St Andrews, Fife
- Docharty, W M, (1929-1968), Mountaineer Canada;Switzerland
- Douglas, Archibald Palmer, (fl1905-1906), travel diarist New Zealand;Canada
- Douglas, William, (1888-1889), Bookseller Sutherlandshire;Highland
- Drummond, James William, (fl 1875-1903), travel diarist Norway
- Drummond, Patrick Hamilton Australia;Scotland
- Dundas, Mary Winifred, (1894-1894) Switzerland
- Galloway, Lucy Lockhart India
- Garrick, Joseph Alan, (fl 1915-22)
- Gauldie, W, (1910-1911), Schoolteacher Durban, Natal
- Gray, James, (fl1400-1500), priest Dunblane, Perthshire
- Greig, Eliza, (1830-1832) England;Scotland
- Guland, William, Naval Surgeon
- Haldane, Mary E, (1868-1868) France;Italy
- Halkett, Hugh, (1832-1838) Bombay, India
- Hay, Adam, (1825-1825) Pompeii, Italy;Rome, Italy;Florence, Italy;Herculaneum, Italy
- Hay, Andrew, (1659-1660), Gentleman Craignethan, Lanarkshire
- Henderson, Helen, (1953-1979) Ladybank, Fife
- Holden, Richard, Merchant Bristol, Gloucestershire;Dundee, Angus
- Holt, A H E L, (1916-1958), Major, Royal Engineers Sudan;Iraq
- Horner, Arthur C, (1875-1876), Surgeon
- Hunter, Charles, Fife & Forfar Yeomanry Corporal Scotland
- Hyslop, A F, (1900-2000), Doctor And Comic Song Writer
- Jollyman, Elsie, (1909-1909) Scotland
- Kennedy, Alexander, (fl 1878), emigrant Australia;Scotland
- Ker, James, (fl 1778-1782), surgeon, Royal Navy
- Lawson, Stephen, (1912-1914), Railway Engineer Kenya
- Lewis, William A, (1923-1924), Explorer Greenland
- Lidell, William United States of America;Canada
- Lindley, Grace, (1922-1961) Spain;France;Portugal;Italy;Yugoslavia
- Livingston, Charles, (1933-1933) Scotland
- Macdougal, Peter, (fl 1812-1858), schoolmaster Stirling, Stirlingshire
- Macgregor, W G, (fl 1869), travel diarist Switzerland
- Maclehose, James John, (fl 1891-1891), printer Italy
- Mathias, George, (1819-1819), Royal Scots Officer India
- Maxwell, John Switzerland;France;Italy
- Mcfadyen, Dugald, (1885-1886), Marine Engineer, African Lakes Corporation Nyasaland
- Mckelvie, Charles, (1879-1879), Emigrant Campbeltown, Argyllshire
- Mckerrow, Matthew, Merchant And Banker Cumnock, Ayrshire
- Menzies, David Prentice, (fl 1889-1927), genealogist
- Mure, William, (1863-1864) Caldwell, Ayrshire
- Newman, William, (1800-1809), Private, 3rd Foot Guards Germany;Egypt;Denmark
- Oliver, Katharine Augusta, (1870-1960) Edgerston, Roxburghshire
- Paton, John, (fl1778-1789), sailor Dundee, Angus
- Pearson, Lady Ethel Maude, (1915-1920) Scotland
- Petrie, David And Jean, Educationists In Sudan And Aden Sudan;Aden;Scotland
- Pirrie, Alexander Mactier, (1882-1907), anthropologist Khartoum, Sudan
- Rule, Andrew, (1713-1755), Schoolmaster Glenmuick, Aberdeenshire
- Rutherford, Catherine, (1829-1833), Wife Of Ephraim Selby, Factor At Minto France;Germany;Switzerland
- Scott, James, (fl 1826-1830), portrait painter
- Sherwood, Lucy Elizabeth, (fl 1826-1827), diarist Glasgow, Lanarkshire;Edinburgh, Midlothian;Seggieden, Perthshire
- Smith, James S, (fl 1860-1862), diarist London;Neuwied, Germany
- Steel, Lily A, (1899-1899) Norway
- Stephenson, W A, (1890-1890) Glasgow, Lanarkshire;Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Stewart, Alice, (1880-1937)
- Stivenson, John, (fl 1840-1870), Master Baker
- Stone, Bessie Broughty Ferry, Angus
- Sym, Robert, (fl 1802-1819), WS
- Thom, Helen, (1963-1972), Missionary In Aden Aden
- Thomson, A M, (1913-1914), Naval Officer Scapa Flow, Orkney
- Thomson, Muriel, (fl1941-1946), headmistress
- Thomson, Thomas, (fl1831), travel diarist England;Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Unnamed female, (fl 1904), travel diarist France
- Unnamed male, (fl 1703-1707), diarist Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Unnamed male, (fl 1829), Scottish travel diarist Germany
- Unnamed male, (fl 1862-1864), Scottish travel diarist Madagascar;Zanzibar;Mauritania
- Unnamed male, (fl 1862), travel diarist Copenhagen, Denmark;Hamburg, Germany;Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Unnamed, (fl 1904-1909), motorist Killearn, Stirlingshire
- Unnamed, (fl 1832-1834), travel diarist Shetland
- Unnamed, (fl 1904-1920), travel diarist England;Scotland
- Unnamed, (fl 1827-1828), travel diarist Glasgow, Lanarkshire;Bombay, India
- Unnamed, (fl 1829), travel diarist Glasgow, Lanarkshire;Dundee, Angus;Edinburgh, Midlothian;London
- Unnamed, (fl 1863), travel diarist Scotland
- Unnamed, (fl 1863), travel diarist Copenhagen, Denmark;Hamburg, Germany
- Unnamed, (fl 1892), travel diarist Scotland
- Unnamed, (fl 1860), travel diarist Italy;Switzerland
- Unnamed, (fl 1830), travel diarist Germany;Italy;Netherlands;Switzerland
- Walker, I R, (fl 1872), travel diarist Scotland
- Wauchope, Samuel, (1858-1871), Indian Police Officer Calcutta, India
- Wilson, Hugh, (1900-1900) Edinburgh, Midlothian
- Wright, James, (fl 1789), botanist and surgeon Iceland;Faroe Islands
Families (251)
- Abney-Hastings family, Earls of Loudoun and Barons Donington Englefield, Berkshire;Brill, Buckinghamshire;Cippenham, Buckinghamshire;Congleton, Cheshire;Boscastle, Cornwall;Calke, Derbyshire;Chellaston, Derbyshire;Church Gresley, Derbyshire;Melbourne, Derbyshire;Overseal, Derbyshire;Repton, Derbyshire;Stokenham, Devon;Puddletown, Dorset;Ringwood, Hampshire;Ripley, Hampshire;Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire;Barrow upon Soar, Leicestershire;Blackfordby, Leicestershire;Castle Donington, Leicestershire;Donington House, Leicestershire;Framland, Leicestershire;Hoton, Leicestershire;Loughborough, Leicestershire;Packington, Leicestershire;Willesley, Leicestershire;Rippingale, Lincolnshire;Ropsley, Lincolnshire;London;Howe, Norfolk;Astwell, Northamptonshire;Bulwick, Northamptonshire;Harringworth, Northamptonshire;East Leake, Nottinghamshire;Belton, Rutland;Aller, Somerset;Somerton, Somerset;Hastings, Sussex;Heytesbury, Wiltshire;Upton Scudamore, Wiltshire;Ledsham, Yorkshire;Ledston, Yorkshire;Rawdon, Yorkshire;Galston, Ayrshire;Loudoun, Ayrshire;Mauchline, Ayrshire;Rowallan, Ayrshire;Lawers, Perthshire;Ballynahinch, County Down;Moira, County Down;Dublin, County Dublin;County Fermanagh;Termonfeckin, County Louth;Rathmullan, County Meath;County Tyrone;Florida
- Alexander family, Earls of Stirling Binfield, Berkshire;Tilehurst, Berkshire;Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire;Hadlow, Kent;Egham, Surrey
- Anderson family of Tullichewan Tullichewan, Dunbartonshire
- Anstruther-Gray family of Carntyne Carntyne, Lanarkshire
- Anstruther-Gray family of Kilmany Kilmany, Fife
- Baillie-Hamilton family, Earls of Haddington Earlston, Berwickshire;Mellerstain, Berwickshire;Belhaven, East Lothian;Humbie, East Lothian;Samuelston, East Lothian;Spott, East Lothian;Tynninghame, East Lothian;Jerviswood, Lanarkshire;Lanark, Lanarkshire;Edinburgh, Midlothian;Eildon, Roxburghshire;Smailholm, Roxburghshire;Alvanley, Cheshire;Arderne Hall, Cheshire;Bredbury, Cheshire;Eaton, Cheshire;Tarporley, Cheshire;Utkinton, Cheshire;Barnet, Hertfordshire;London;Bristol, Gloucestershire;Bath, Somerset
- Baird family, baronets, of Newbyth Newbyth, East Lothian
- Baird family, baronets, of Saughton Hall Saughton Hall, Midlothian
- Ballantyne family of Holylee Holylee, Peeblesshire
- Baring family, Barons Ashburton Itchen Stoke, Hampshire;New Alresford, Hampshire;Callington, Cornwall;Buckleigh Filleigh, Devon;Cotleigh, Devon;Manaton, Devon;Ardleigh, Essex;Colchester, Essex;Langham, Essex;Great Bromley, Essex;Brown Candover, Hampshire;Chilton Candover, Hampshire;Itchen Abbas, Hampshire;Melchet Park, Hampshire;Micheldever, Hampshire;West Monkton, Somerset;Wiveliscombe, Somerset;Croydon, Surrey;All Cannings, Wiltshire;Stapleford, Wiltshire;Winterbourne Stoke, Wiltshire
- Barkly family of Mount Eagle Mount Eagle, Ross and Cromarty
- Beauclerk family, Dukes of St Albans Lavendon, Buckinghamshire;Cranbrook, Kent;Glassenbury Park, Kent;Pickworth, Lincolnshire;Redbourne, Lincolnshire;Feltham, Middlesex;Hanworth, Middlesex;Bestwood Park, Nottinghamshire
- Bellenden family, Barons Bellenden Broughton, Midlothian;Birsay, Orkney;Kerse, Stirlingshire;Linlithgow, West Lothian
- Boileau family, baronets, of Tacolneston Hall Tacolneston Hall, Norfolk;East Carleton, Norfolk;Hethersett, Norfolk;Ketteringham, Norfolk;Wymondham, Norfolk;Burgh Castle, Suffolk
- Bontine Cunninghame Graham family of Ardoch and Gartmore Ardoch, Perthshire;Gartmore, Perthshire
- Borthwick family of Crookston Crookston, Midlothian
- Boyle family, Earls of Glasgow Fairlie, Ayrshire;Kelburne, Ayrshire;Kilbirnie, Ayrshire;Rowallan, Ayrshire;Shewalton, Ayrshire;Cumbrae, Buteshire;Crawford Priory, Fife;Hawkhead, Renfrewshire;Neilston, Renfrewshire;Etal, Northumberland;Howtel, Northumberland
- Bradshaigh family, baronets, of Haigh Haigh, Lancashire
- Brown family of Haddington Haddington, East Lothian
- Bruce family of Airth Airth, Stirlingshire
- Bruce family of Kinnaird Kinnaird, Stirlingshire
- Bruce family, Earls of Elgin: Broomhall Broomhall, Fife
- Buchanan family of Auchentoshan Auchentoshan, Dunbartonshire
- Burrell family, baronets, of Valentine House Valentine House, Essex;Barking, Essex;Cuckfield, Sussex;Knepp Castle, Sussex;Shipley, Sussex;West Grinstead, Sussex
- Cadell family of Grange Grange, West Lothian
- Callander family of Ardkinglass Ardkinglass, Argyllshire;Lochgoilhead, Argyllshire;Craigforth, Stirlingshire;Stirling, Stirlingshire
- Cameron family of Fassifern Fassifern, Argyllshire
- Cameron family of Lochiel Achnacarry, Inverness-shire;Locheil, Inverness-shire
- Campbell family of Craignish Craignish, Argyllshire
- Campbell family of Edenwood Edenwood, Fife
- Campbell family of Glenlyon Glenlyon, Perthshire
- Campbell family of Shirvan Shirvan, Argyllshire
- Campbell family of Sunderland House: Islay estate Islay, Argyllshire
- Campbell family, baronets, of Barcaldine Barcaldine, Argyllshire
- Campbell family, Dukes of Argyll Achalick, Argyllshire;Barbreck, Argyllshire;Campbeltown, Argyllshire;Craignure, Argyllshire;Glenure, Argyllshire;Inveraray, Argyllshire;Kintyre, Argyllshire;Lismore, Argyllshire;Mull, Argyllshire;Tiree, Argyllshire;Castle Campbell, Clackmannanshire;Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire;Rosneath, Dunbartonshire;Kinlochmoidart, Inverness-shire;Duddingston, Midlothian;Holyrood House, Midlothian;Whim, Peeblesshire;Whitton, Middlesex;Chirton, Northumberland;Adderbury, Oxfordshire
- Campbell family, Earls Cawdor Islay, Argyllshire;Muckairn, Argyllshire;Ardersier, Inverness-shire;Campbelltown, Inverness-shire;Moy, Inverness-shire;Auldearn, Nairnshire;Cawdor, Nairnshire;Clunes, Nairnshire;Delnies, Nairnshire;Geddes, Nairnshire;Blaen-pant, Cardiganshire;Cellan, Cardiganshire;Llandifriog, Cardiganshire;Golden Grove, Carmarthenshire;Kidwelly, Carmarthenshire;Llandilo Fawr, Carmarthenshire;Llandebie, Carmarthenshire;Angle, Pembrokeshire;Castlemartin, Pembrokeshire;Stackpole Court, Pembrokeshire;Stackpole Elidor, Pembrokeshire;Slebech, Pembrokeshire;Wiston, Pembrokeshire;Shenfield, Essex
- Campbell family, Earls of Loudoun Galston, Ayrshire;Loudoun, Ayrshire;Mauchline, Ayrshire;Rowallan, Ayrshire;Lawers, Perthshire
- Campbell family, Lochnell estate Lochnell, Argyllshire
- Campbell-Orde family, baronets, of Kilmory and North Uist Kilmory, Argyllshire;Lochmaddy, Inverness-shire;Lochgair, Argyllshire
- Carnegie family of Craigo Craigo, Angus
- Carnegie family, Earls of Southesk Kinnaird Castle, Angus
- Cathcart family of Auchendrane Auchendrane, Ayrshire
- Cathcart family, Earls Cathcart Thornton-le-Street, Yorkshire
- Chalmers family of Aldbar Castle, Brechin Aldbar, Angus
- Chalmers family of Auldbar Auldbar, Forfarshire
- Chalmers family of Walthamstow Walthamstow, Essex
- Chisholm family of Chisholm Chisholm, Inverness-shire;Erchless Castle, Inverness-shire;Kilmorack, Inverness-shire;Kiltarlity, Inverness-shire;Hobkirk, Roxburghshire;North Hall, Jamaica;Roberton, Roxburghshire
- Christie family of Cowden Cowden, Perthshire
- Christie family of Stenton and Riddry Stenton, East Lothian
- Cochrane family, Murdostoun Murdostoun, Lanarkshire
- Compton family, Marquesses of Northampton Castle Ashby, Northamptonshire;Moulsoe, Buckinghamshire;Callington, Cornwall;Callyland, Cornwall;Buckland Filleigh, Devon;Cotleigh, Devon;Manaton, Devon;Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire;Hurstbourne, Hampshire;Fen Stanton, Huntingdonshire;Hilton, Huntingdonshire;Erith, Kent;Great Dalby, Leicestershire;Canonbury, Middlesex;Clerkenwell, Middlesex;Ecton, Northamptonshire;Great Doddington, Northamptonshire;Long Sutton, Somerset;Pitney, Somerset;Wearne, Somerset;Chelsham, Surrey;Tandridge, Surrey;Compton Place, Sussex;Eastbourne, Sussex;Wilmington, Sussex;Compton Wynyates, Warwickshire;Whatcote, Warwickshire;Torloisk, Argyllshire;Kirkness, Kinross-shire;Dingwall, Ross and Cromarty;Lochluichart, Ross and Cromarty
- Craigie-Halkett family of Cramond Cramond, Midlothian;Dumbarnie, Fife
- Craufurd family of Ballingry Ballingry, Fife
- Craufurd family of Milton Milton, Lanarkshire
- Crawfurd family of Kilbirnie and Jordanhill Jordanhill, Lanarkshire;Kilbirnie, Ayrshire
- Crewe-Milnes family, Barons Houghton Crewe, Cheshire;Timberland, Lincolnshire;Clippesby, Norfolk;Everton, Nottinghamshire;Scrooby, Nottinghamshire;Madeley, Staffordshire;Radbourne, Warwickshire;Calne, Wiltshire;Austerfield, Yorkshire;Bawtry, Yorkshire;Ferry Frystone, Yorkshire;Great Houghton, Yorkshire
- Crichton-Stuart family, Marquesses of Bute Auchinleck, Ayrshire;Dumfries House, Ayrshire;Ochiltree, Ayrshire;Old Cumnock, Ayrshire;Arran, Buteshire;Bute, Buteshire;Cumbrae, Buteshire;Mountstuart, Buteshire;Rothesay, Buteshire;Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire;Sanquhar, Dumfriesshire;Falkland, Fife;Falkland Palace, Fife;Edinburgh, Midlothian;Pluscarden, Moray;Ardwell, Wigtownshire;Kirkcowan, Wigtownshire;Kirkinner, Wigtownshire;Mochrum, Wigtownshire;Sorbie, Wigtownshire;Aberdare, Glamorgan;Caerphilly Castle, Glamorgan;Caerphilly, Glamorgan;Cardiff Castle, Glamorgan;Cardiff, Glamorgan;Castell Coch, Glamorgan;Eglwysilan, Glamorgan;Llanblethian, Glamorgan;Llantrisant, Glamorgan;Machen, Monmouthshire;Newport, Monmouthshire;Trelegg, Monmouthshire;Usk, Monmouthshire;Wentlooge St Bride, Monmouthshire;Luton, Bedfordshire;Luton Hoo, Bedfordshire;Kirtling, Cambridgeshire;Axwell, Durham;Tanfield, Durham;Winlaton, Durham;Hertfordshire;London;Middlesex;Kirknewton, Northumberland;Adderbury, Oxfordshire;Worcestershire
- Cuningham family, baronets, of Robertland Robertland, Ayrshire
- Cuninghame family of Caprington Caprington, Ayrshire
- Cunningham family, Earls of Glencairn Kilmaurs, Ayrshire;Finlayston, Renfrewshire
- Dalrymple family, Barons Hailes: New Hailes New Hailes, Midlothian
- Davidson family of Muirhouse Miurhouse, Midlothian;Hickstead, Sussex
- Don-Wauchope family, baronets, of Edmonstone and Newton Edmonstone, Midlothian
- Douglas family of Cavers House Cavers, Roxburghshire
- Douglas family of Tilquhillie Tilquhillie, Kincardineshire
- Douglas family, baronets, of Springwood Park Springwood Park, Roxburghshire
- Douglas family, Earls of Morton Auchterhouse, Angus;Conaglen, Argyllshire;Inverscadle, Argyllshire;Cranshaws, Berwickshire;Applegarth, Dumfriesshire;Aberdour, Fife;Bellfield, Fife;Dalkeith, Midlothian;Dalmahoy, Midlothian;Westcraigs, West Lothian;Smithfield, Peeblesshire;Melrose, Roxburghshire
- Douglas-Hamilton family, Dukes of Hamilton and Brandon Arbroath, Angus;Arran, Buteshire;Brodick, Buteshire;Stronach, Buteshire;Lennoxlove, East Lothian;North Uist, Inverness-shire;Avondale, Lanarkshire;Crawford, Lanarkshire;Dungavel, Lanarkshire;Hamilton, Lanarkshire;Holyrood House, Midlothian;Neilston, Renfrewshire;Polmont, Stirlingshire;Bo'ness, West Lothian;Kinneil, West Lothian;Weddicar, Cumberland;Ashton, Lancashire;Nether Wyresdale, Lancashire;Scotforth, Lancashire;Chelsea, Middlesex;Westminster, Middlesex;Bath, Somerset;Gerrard's Bromley, Staffordshire;Sandon, Staffordshire;Butley, Suffolk;Easton, Suffolk;Great Glemham, Suffolk;Holbrook, Suffolk;Rendlesham, Suffolk;Fonthill, Wiltshire;Milford, Wiltshire;Woodford, Wiltshire;Beckford, Worcestershire
- Douglas-Home family, Earls of Home Claverhouse, Angus;Dundee, Angus;Kirriemuir, Angus;Monikie, Angus;Bunkle and Preston, Berwickshire;Coldingham, Berwickshire;Coldstream, Berwickshire;The Hirsel, Berwickshire;Dunglass, East Lothian;Tantallon, East Lothian;Kirkness, Fife;Bothwell, Lanarkshire;Douglas, Lanarkshire;Happenden, Lanarkshire;Abernethy, Perthshire;Glamis, Perthshire;Clippesby, Norfolk;Hickling, Norfolk
- Drummond-Hay family of Seggieden Seggieden, Perthshire
- Dun family of Tarty Tarty, Aberdeenshire
- Dunbar family, baronets, of Mochrum Mochrum, Wigtownshire;Mugdrum, Fife
- Dundas family of Dundas Dundas, West Lothian
- Dundas family of Ochtertyre Ochtertyre, Perthshire
- Dundas family, Marquesses of Zetland Moor Park, Hertfordshire;London;Aske, Yorkshire;Loftus, Yorkshire;Marske, Yorkshire;Clackmannan, Clackmannanshire;Ballinbreich, Fife;Flisk, Fife;Falkirk, Stirlingshire;Grangemouth, Stirlingshire;Kerse, Stirlingshire
- Dunlop family of Stevenson Stevenson, East Lothian
- Edgeworth family of Edgeworthstown Edgeworthstown, County Longford
- Ellice family of Invergarry Invergarry, Inverness-shire
- Elliot family of Wells Wells, Roxburghshire
- Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound family, Earls of Minto Minto, Roxburghshire;Lochgelly, Fife;Melgund Castle, Angus
- Elphinstone family of Lopness Lopness, Orkney
- Erskine family of Alva Alva, Clackmannanshire
- Erskine family, Earls of Buchan: Kirkhill Kirkhill, West Lothian
- Erskine family, Earls of Mar and Kellie Alloa, Clackmannanshire;Kellie Castle, Fife;Stirling, Stirlingshire;Braemar, Aberdeenshire;Felsham, Suffolk
- Falconer family, Barons Falconer of Halkertoun Halkerton, Kincardineshire
- Ferguson family of Kinmundy Kinmundy, Aberdeenshire
- Fergusson family of Baledmund Baledmund, Perthshire
- Fleming family, Earls of Wigtown Biggar, Lanarkshire;Cumbernauld, Dunbartonshire;Lenzie, Dunbartonshire
- Fletcher family of Aberlady Aberlady, East Lothian
- Fletcher family of Saltoun Saltoun, East Lothian
- Forbes family of Culloden and Ferintosh Culloden, Inverness-shire
- Forbes-Irvine family of Drum Drum, Aberdeenshire
- Fraser family of Belladrum Belladrum, Inverness-shire
- Fraser family, Barons Lovat Beaufort Castle, Inverness-shire;Strichen, Aberdeenshire
- Galbraith family of Blackhouse Blackhouse, Stirlingshire
- Gladstone family, baronets, of Fasque Fasque, Kincardineshire
- Gordon and Douglas families of Fechil Fechil, Aberdeenshire
- Gordon family of Cairnfield Cairnfield, Banffshire
- Gordon family of Carrol Carrol, Sutherlandshire
- Gordon family of Ellon Ellon, Aberdeenshire
- Gordon family of Halmyre Halmyre, Peeblesshire
- Gordon-Cumming family baronets: Gordonstoun Gordonstoun, Moray
- Gordon-Cumming family, baronets, of Altyre Altyre, Moray
- Graeme family of Inchbraikie Inchbraikie, Perthshire
- Graham family of Airth Airth, Stirlingshire
- Graham family of Balgowan Balgowan, Perthshire
- Graham family of Skipness Castle Skipness, Argyllshire
- Graham family, Dukes of Montrose Cowal, Argyllshire;East Kilpatrick, Dunbartonshire;Dirleton, East Lothian;Glasgow, Lanarkshire;Partick, Lanarkshire;Aberfoyle, Perthshire;Abernethy, Perthshire;Aberuthven, Perthshire;Braco, Perthshire;Callander, Perthshire;Darnley, Renfrewshire;Cromarty, Ross and Cromarty;Buchanan, Stirlingshire;Drymen, Stirlingshire;Dundaff, Stirlingshire;Mugdock Castle, Stirlingshire;Linlithgow, West Lothian;Bath, Somerset
- Grant family of Kilgraston
- Grant Suttie family baronets, of Balgone Balgone, East Lothian
- Haldane family of Gleneagles Gleneagles, Perthshire
- Haliburnton family of Eaglescarrie Eaglescarrie, East Lothian
- Haliburton family of Newmains Newmains, Lanarkshire
- Halkett family, baronets, of Pitfirrane Pitfirrane, Fife
- Hall family, baronets, of Dunglass Dunglass, East Lothian
- Hay family of Bara Bara, East Lothian
- Hay family of Hayfield Hayfield, Shetland
- Hay family, baronets, of Haystoun and Smithfield Haystoun, Peeblesshire;Smithfield, Peeblesshire
- Hay family, Earls of Erroll: Slains Castle Slains, Aberdeenshire
- Hay family, Marquesses of Tweeddale Fyvie, Aberdeenshire;Dryburgh, Berwickshire;Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire;Snaid, Dumfriesshire;Dunfermline, Fife;Belton, East Lothian;Carfrae, East Lothian;Yester, East Lothian;Edinburgh, Midlothian;Locherworth, Midlothian;Pinkie, Midlothian;Lyne, Peeblesshire;Stobo, Peeblesshire;Wester Hopprew, Peeblesshire;Achmore, Perthshire;Ettrick, Selkirkshire;Bath, Somerset;Highgate, Middlesex
- Henderson and Williamson families of Banniskirk Banniskirk, Caithness-shire
- Herries family of St Julians, formerly of Halldykes St Julians, Kent;Kemsing, Kent;Seal, Kent;Sevenoaks, Kent;Halldykes, Dumfriesshire
- Hope family, Marquesses of Linlithgow Castle Campbell, Clackmannanshire;Wamphray, Dumfriesshire;Luffness, East Lothian;Ormiston, East Lothian;Craighall, Fife;Rankeillour, Fife;Rosyth, Fife;Hildestoun, Lanarkshire;Leadhills, Lanarkshire;Costertoun, Midlothian;Airthrey, Stirlingshire;Bathgate, West Lothian;Hopetoun, West Lothian;Humbie, West Lothian;Kirkliston, West Lothian;Priestinch, West Lothian;Lubenham, Leicestershire;Papillon Hall, Leicestershire;Kensington, Middlesex
- Horsbrugh family of Horsbrugh Horsbrugh, Peeblesshire
- Hume family of Graden Graden, Berwickshire
- Hunter family of Blackness Blackness, West Lothian
- Hunter family of Glencarse and Seaside Seaside, Perthshire
- Innes family of Stow Stow, Midlothian
- Jannetta Family St Andrews, Fife
- Keith family, Earls Marischal and Murray family, baronets, of Ochtertyre Ochtertyre, Perthshire;Fowlis Easter, Angus
- Kerr family, Marquesses of Lothian Mybster, Caithness-shire;Pitfirrane, Fife;Crawford, Lanarkshire;Glengonner, Lanarkshire;Easthouses, Midlothian;Edinburgh, Midlothian;Newbattle, Midlothian;Innerleithen, Peeblesshire;Ancrum, Roxburghshire;Crailing, Roxburghshire;Jedburgh, Roxburghshire;Monteviot, Roxburghshire;Oxnam, Roxburghshire;Melbourne, Derbyshire;Over Haddon, Derbyshire;Bere Ferrers, Devon;Brocket Hall, Hertfordshire;Lemsford, Hertfordshire;Hernhill, Kent;Castle Donington, Leicestershire;Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire;Sysonby, Leicestershire;Boothby Graffoe, Lincolnshire;Gedney, Lincolnshire;Holbeach, Lincolnshire;Moulton, Lincolnshire;Whaplode, Lincolnshire;Wilsford, Lincolnshire;London;Cranford, Middlesex;Gunnersbury, Middlesex;Marble Hill, Middlesex;Stanwell, Middlesex;Twickenham, Middlesex;Aldborough, Norfolk;Blickling, Norfolk;Briningham, Norfolk;Horsham St Faith, Norfolk;Hunworth, Norfolk;Matlask, Norfolk;Saxthorpe, Norfolk;Stody, Norfolk;Wymondham, Norfolk;Duston, Northamptonshire;Beauvale, Nottinghamshire;Greasley, Nottinghamshire;Selston, Nottinghamshire;Hopton, Staffordshire;Ingestre, Staffordshire;Mendlesham, Suffolk;Marshgate House, Surrey;Bolsterstone, Yorkshire;Langsett, Yorkshire;Bellaghy, County Londonderry
- Lamont family of Knockdow Knockdow, Buteshire
- Lamont family of Lamont and Ardlamont House Ardlamont, Argyllshire
- Leith family of Freefield and Glenkindie Glenkindie, Aberdeenshire
- Lindsay family, Earls of Crawford and Balcarres Dunecht, Aberdeenshire;Edzell, Angus;Finhaven, Angus;Glenesk, Angus;Glengarnock, Ayrshire;Kilbirnie, Ayrshire;Auchtermonzie, Fife;Balcarres, Fife;Crawford Priory, Fife;Leuchars, Fife;Struthers, Fife;Crawford, Lanarkshire;Florence, Italy;Edinburgh, Midlothian;Pinkie, Midlothian;Stirling, Stirlingshire;Warboys, Huntingdonshire;Aspull, Lancashire;Blackrod, Lancashire;Haigh, Lancashire;Wigan, Lancashire;London;Warter, Yorkshire;Aberlash, Carmarthenshire;Llanarthne, Carmarthenshire;Llanon, Carmarthenshire
- Liston Foulis family of Ravelston and Woodhall Ravelston, Midlothian
- Livingston family, Earls of Callendar and Linlithgow Callendar House, Stirlingshire
- Lloyd-Johnes family of Dolaucothi, Carms, and Hafod, Cards Hafod, Cardiganshire;Dolaucothi, Carmarthenshire
- Loch family, Barons Loch: Drylaw Drylaw, Midlothian
- Lockhart family, baronets, of Lee and Carnwath Lee, Lanarkshire
- Lorimer family of Kellie
- Lumsden family of Auchindoir and Clova Auchindoir, Aberdeenshire
- Macdonald family of Clanranald Clanranald, Inverness-shire
- MacGregor and Drummond family of Balhaldie Balhaldie, Perthshire
- Mackenzie family of Applecross Applecross, Ross and Cromarty
- Mackenzie family of Ardross Ardross, Ross and Cromarty
- Mackenzie family of Belmaduthy Belmaduthy, Ross and Cromarty
- Mackenzie family of Torridon Torridon, Ross and Cromarty
- Mackenzie family, baronets, of Coul Coul, Ross and Cromarty
- Mackenzie family, baronets, of Kintail Kintail, Ross and Cromarty
- Mackintosh family of Farr Farr, Inverness-shire
- Mackintosh family of Mackintosh Moy, Inverness-shire
- Macleod family of Cadboll Cadboll, Ross and Cromarty
- MacLeod family of Geanies Geanies, Ross and Cromarty
- Macleod family of Raasay Raasay, Inverness-shire
- Macpherson-Grant family of Aberlour Aberlour, Banffshire
- Macrae-Gilstrap family of Eilean Donan and Ballimore Ballimore, Argyllshire;Eilean Donan, Ross and Cromarty
- Magdalen Nicolson family of Stobs Stobs, Roxburghshire
- Maitland family, Earls of Lauderdale: Thirlestane Castle Thirlstane Castle, Berwickshire
- Makdougall family of Makerstoun Makerstoun, Roxburghshire
- Malcolm family of Burnfoot Burnfoot, Dumfriesshire
- Maxwell family of Glenlee Glenlee, Kirkcudbrightshire
- Maxwell family of Preston Preston, Kirkcudbrightshire
- Maxwell family of Steilston Steilston, Dumfriesshire
- Maxwell family, baronets, of Monreith Monreith, Wigtownshire
- Mcadam family of Ballochmorrie Ballochmorrie, Ayrshire
- McAdam family of Craigengillan Craigengillan, Ayrshire
- Menzies family, baronets, of Castle Menzies and Rannoch Lodge Castle Menzies, Perthshire
- Milne family, baronets, of Inveresk Inveresk, Midlothian
- Montagu-Douglas-Scott family, Dukes of Buccleuch Byreburnfoot, Dumfriesshire;Canonbie, Dumfriesshire;Drumlanrig, Dumfriesshire;Kirkmahoe, Dumfriesshire;Langholm, Dumfriesshire;Mouswald, Dumfriesshire;Sanquhar, Dumfriesshire;Tibbers, Dumfriesshire;Tinwald, Dumfriesshire;Torthorwald, Dumfriesshire;Wanlockhead, Dumfriesshire;Aberdour, Fife;Burntisland, Fife;Inchkeith, Fife;Loch Leven, Kinross-shire;Lincluden, Kirkcudbrightshire;Abington, Lanarkshire;Crawford, Lanarkshire;Murdieston, Lanarkshire;Canongate, Midlothian;Caroline Park, Midlothian;Cowden, Midlothian;Dalkeith, Midlothian;Edinburgh, Midlothian;Granton, Midlothian;Holyrood House, Midlothian;Inveresk, Midlothian;Musselburgh, Midlothian;Sheriffhall, Midlothian;Smeaton, Midlothian;Kirkurd, Peeblesshire;Branxholm, Roxburghshire;Eckford, Roxburghshire;Hawick, Roxburghshire;Melrose, Roxburghshire;Liddesdale, Roxburghshire;Bowhill, Selkirkshire;Buccleuch, Selkirkshire;Ettrick, Selkirkshire;Newark, Selkirkshire;Bolnhurst, Bedfordshire;Colworth, Bedfordshire;Hoo, Bedfordshire;Pertenhall, Bedfordshire;Chalvey, Buckinghamshire;Datchet, Buckinghamshire;Ditton, Buckinghamshire;New Hall, Essex;Beaulieu, Hampshire;Coppingford, Huntingdonshire;Folksworth, Huntingdonshire;Blackheath, Kent;Clitheroe, Lancashire;Dalton-in-Furness, Lancashire;Egton with Newland, Lancashire;Hawkshead, Lancashire;Muchland, Lancashire;Plain Furness, Lancashire;Torver, Lancashire;Ulverston, Lancashire;Great Bowden, Leicestershire;Hinckley, Leicestershire;Loughborough, Leicestershire;Holbeach, Lincolnshire;Norton Disney, Lincolnshire;London;Holborn, Middlesex;St Martin in the Fields, Middlesex;Foxley, Norfolk;Sparham, Norfolk;Armston, Northamptonshire;Barnwell, Northamptonshire;Boughton, Northamptonshire;Brigstock, Northamptonshire;Deene, Northamptonshire;Geddington, Northamptonshire;Grafton Underwood, Northamptonshire;Hemington, Northamptonshire;Kettering, Northamptonshire;Luddington, Northamptonshire;Polebrook, Northamptonshire;Weekley, Northamptonshire;Wark, Northumberland;Adderbury, Oxfordshire;Banbury, Oxfordshire;Middleton Stoney, Oxfordshire;Barlaston, Staffordshire;Grindon, Staffordshire;Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire;Petersham, Surrey;Sudbrook Park, Surrey;Cawston, Warwickshire;Sussex;Church Lawford, Warwickshire;Dunchurch, Warwickshire;Knightlow, Warwickshire;Newbold-on-Avon, Warwickshire;Newnham Regis, Warwickshire;Nuneaton, Warwickshire;Amesbury, Wiltshire;Urchfont, Wiltshire;High Bowland Forest, Yorkshire;Low Bowland Forest, Yorkshire;Bad Gastein, Austria;Cannes, France;Naples, Italy
- Montgomerie family, Earls of Eglinton and Winton Eglinton, Ayrshire
- Mordaunt family, Earls of Peterborough Turvey, Bedfordshire;Stagsden, Bedfordshire;Sulhampstead, Berkshire;Clifton Reynes, Buckinghamshire;Moulsoe, Buckinghamshire;West Horndon, Essex;Drayton House, Northamptonshire;Lowick, Northamptonshire;Dauntsey, Wiltshire;Durris, Kincardineshire
- Moubray family of Cockairnie Cockairnie, Fife
- Muir Mackenzie family, baronets, of Delvine Delvine, Perthshire
- Munro family, baronets, of Foulis Foulis, Ross and Cromarty
- Mure family of Caldwell Caldwell, Ayrshire
- Murray family of Chenytrees and Wauchope family of Niddrie Chenytrees, Roxburghshire
- Murray family, baronets, of Clermont Clermont, Fife
- Murray family, baronets, of Stanhope Stanhope, Peeblesshire
- Murray family, Earls of Mansfield Alloa, Clackmannanshire;Sauchie, Clackmannanshire;Schaw Park, Clackmannanshire;Cockpool, Dumfriesshire;Comlongon, Dumfriesshire;Lochmaben, Dumfriesshire;Balvaird, Fife;Kippo, Fife;Arngask, Perthshire;Logiealmond, Perthshire;Lynedoch, Perthshire;Scone, Perthshire;Anderton, Cheshire;Bradbourne, Derbyshire;Gosfield, Essex;Hampstead, Middlesex;Highgate, Middlesex;Kenwood, Middlesex;Colston Bassett, Nottinghamshire
- Naesmyth family, baronets, of Posso Posso, Peeblesshire
- Napier family of Merchiston Merchiston, Midlothian
- Newhall family of Goldielea Goldielea, Kirkcudbrightshire
- Nicolson family, baronets, of Lasswade and Fetlar Lasswade, Midlothian;Fetlar, Shetland
- Nisbet family of Nisbet Nisbet, Berwickshire
- Ogilvie family, baronets, of Barras Barras, Kincardineshire
- Ogilvie-Grant family, Earls of Seafield Balquholly, Aberdeenshire;Craigston, Aberdeenshire;Cushnie, Aberdeenshire;Hatton, Aberdeenshire;Knockleith, Aberdeenshire;Banff, Banffshire;Boyne, Banffshire;Cullen, Banffshire;Deskford, Banffshire;Fordyce, Banffshire;Keith, Banffshire;Portsoy, Banffshire;Rathven, Banffshire;Abernethy, Inverness-shire;Cromdale, Inverness-shire;Duthil, Inverness-shire;Rothiemurchus, Inverness-shire;Urquhart, Inverness-shire;Castle Grant, Moray;Dunphail, Moray;Elgin, Moray;Grantown, Moray;Moy, Moray;Mulben, Moray;Kilravock, Nairnshire;Mile End, Middlesex
- Ogilvy family, baronets, of Inverquharity Inverquharity, Angus
- Oliphant family of Gask Gask, Perthshire
- Osborne family, Dukes of Leeds Baylies, Buckinghamshire;Farnham Royal, Buckinghamshire;Quainton, Buckinghamshire;Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire;Wexham, Buckinghamshire;Wingrave, Buckinghamshire;Gog Magog Hills, Cambridgeshire;Stapleford, Cambridgeshire;Godolphin, Cornwall;Helford, Cornwall;Helston, Cornwall;Penrhyn, Cornwall;Penventon, Cornwall;Parsloes, Essex;Aldbury, Hertfordshire;North Mimms, Hertfordshire;Tring, Hertfordshire;London;Holborn, Middlesex;Syon Hill, Middlesex;Westminster, Middlesex;East Dereham, Norfolk;Kingston, Nottinghamshire;Abertanat, Shropshire;Newmarket, Suffolk;Wimbledon, Surrey;Barnsley, Yorkshire;Conisbrough, Yorkshire;Harthill with Woodall, Yorkshire;Hornby, Yorkshire;Kiveton Park, Yorkshire;Lindrick, Yorkshire;North Anston, Yorkshire;Seamer in Pickering Lythe Wapentake, Yorkshire;South Anston, Yorkshire;Thorpe Salvin, Yorkshire;Todwick, Yorkshire;Wakefield, Yorkshire;Wales, Yorkshire;Tanyllwyn, Denbighshire;Broniarth, Montgomeryshire;Mar Lodge, Aberdeenshire;Invereshie, Inverness-shire;Scilly Isles
- Pennington family Barons Muncaster, Muncaster Muncaster, Cumberland
- Pringle family of Whytbank and Yair Whytbank, Roxburghshire;Yair, Selkirkshire
- Ramsay family of Ochtertyre Ochtertyre, Perthshire
- Ramsay family, Earls of Dalhousie Belhevie, Aberdeenshire;Arbroath, Angus;Ardestie, Angus;Balischen, Angus;Brechin, Angus;Carmyllie, Angus;Downie, Angus;Edzell, Angus;Cannes, France;Glenesk, Angus;Kelly, Angus;Navar, Angus;Panmure, Angus;Foulden, Berwickshire;Colstoun, East Lothian;Carnock, Fife;Clatty, Fife;Balmakelly, Kincardineshire;Carrington, Midlothian;Cockpen, Midlothian;Dalhousie, Midlothian;Edinburgh, Midlothian;Melrose, Roxburghshire;Longcroft, West Lothian;London;Feltham, Middlesex;Collyweston, Northamptonshire;Bath, Somerset
- Richards family of Gardiner, Maine Gardiner, Maine
- Robertson family of Ladykirk Ladykirk, Berwickshire
- Robertson family, titular baronets, of Fascally Faskally, Perthshire
- Robertson-Macdonald family of Kinlochmoidart Kinlochmoidart, Inverness-shire
- Rose family of Christchurch Christchurch, Hampshire;Mudeford, Hampshire
- Rose family of Clava Clava, Inverness-shire
- Rose family of Kilravock Kilravock, Nairnshire
- Ross de Moleyn family of Balnagown Balnagown, Ross and Cromarty
- Ross family of Shandwick Shandwick, Ross and Cromarty
- Russell family of Ashiesteel Ashiesteel, Selkirkshire
- Rutherfurd family of Edgerston Edgerston, Roxburghshire
- Scott family of Malleny Malleny, Midlothian
- Scott family of Raeburn Raeburn, Dumfriesshire
- Scott family, baronets, of Abbotsford Abbotsford, Roxburghshire
- Scott family, baronets, of Ancrum Ancrum, Roxburghshire
- Scott-Elliot family of Arkleton Arkleton, Dumfriesshire
- Scott-Plummer family of Sunderland Hall Sunderland Hall, Selkirkshire
- Scrymgeour-Wedderburn family, Earls of Dundee Birkhill, Fife
- Sempill family, Barons Sempill Castle Semple, Renfrewshire
- Seton family of Cariston Cariston, Fife
- Seton-Steuart family of Touch and Allanton Touch, Stirlingshire
- Sharpe family of Hoddam Hoddam, Dumfriesshire
- Shortreed family of Jedburgh Jedburgh, Roxburghshire
- Skene family of Hallyards Hallyards, Fife
- Skene family of Pitlour Pitlour, Fife
- Skene family of Rubislaw Rubislaw, Aberdeenshire
- Sligo family of Inzievar Inzievar, Fife
- Smythe family of Methven Methven, Perthshire
- Somerville family, Barons Somerville: Drum Drum, Midlothian
- Spottiswoode family of Spottiswoode Spottiswoode, Berwickshire
- Sprot family of Garnkirk Garnkirk, Lanarkshire
- Stewart family of Balnakeilly Balnakeilly, Perthshire
- Stewart family of Murdostoun Murdostoun, Lanarkshire
- Stewart family, Earls of Galloway: Galloway House Galloway, Wigtownshire
- Stewart-Mackenzie family, Earls of Seaforth Lewis, Ross and Cromarty;Brahan Castle, Ross and Cromarty;Richmond, Surrey
- Stewart-Murray family, Dukes of Atholl Balnaguard, Perthshire;Blairington, Perthshire;Blair Atholl, Perthshire;Dunkeld, Perthshire;Glencarse, Perthshire;Mukkersy, Perthshire;Strowan, Perthshire;Tullibardine, Perthshire;Banner Cross, Derbyshire;Westminster, Middlesex
- Stewart-Richardson family, baronets, of Pitfour Pitfour, Perthshire
- Stuart family of Castlemilk and Torrance Castlemilk, Lanarkshire;Torrance, Lanarkshire
- Stuart family, Earls of Moray: Darnaway Castle Darnaway Castle, Moray
- Stuart-Forbes family, baronets, of Pitsligo Pitsligo, Aberdeenshire;Fettercairn, Kincardineshire;Colinton, Midlothian
- Sutherland-Leveson-Gower family, Dukes of Sutherland Windsor, Berkshire;Willows, Berkshire;Cliveden, Buckinghamshire;Middlewich, Cheshire;Hope, Derbyshire;White Notley, Essex;Woolmers, Hertfordshire;Canterbury, Kent;Cobham, Kent;Halling, Kent;Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire;Bridgewater House, London;Cleveland Court, London;Stafford House, London;Braunston, Northamptonshire;Ketley, Shropshire;Leegomery, Shropshire;Lilleshall, Shropshire;Newport, Shropshire;Sheriffhales, Shropshire;Shipley, Shropshire;Wellington, Shropshire;Blurton, Staffordshire;Great Wyrley, Staffordshire;Grindon, Staffordshire;Lichfield, Staffordshire;Meirheath, Staffordshire;Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire;Stowheath, Staffordshire;Trentham, Staffordshire;Walsall, Staffordshire;Wolverhampton, Staffordshire;Sutton Place, Surrey;Freasley, Warwickshire;Dudley, Worcestershire;Stittenham, Yorkshire;Aboyne, Aberdeenshire;Wick, Caithness-shire;Preston, Kirkcudbrightshire;Inveresk, Midlothian;Rosebank, Midlothian;Castle Leod, Ross and Cromarty;Strathpeffer, Ross and Cromarty;Brora, Sutherlandshire;Dornoch, Sutherlandshire;Dunrobin, Sutherlandshire;Golspie, Sutherlandshire;Pulrossie, Sutherlandshire;Scourie, Sutherlandshire;Skelbo, Sutherlandshire;Tongue, Sutherlandshire
- Swinton family of Kimmerghame Kimmerghame, Berwickshire
- Talbot family, Barons Talbot de Malahide Malahide, County Dublin;Evercreech, Somerset;Auchinleck, Ayrshire
- Trefusis family of Trefusis Trefusis, Cornwall
- Trefusis family, Barons Clinton Heanton Satchville, Devon;Stevenstone, Devon;Trefusis, Cornwall;Pitsligo, Aberdeenshire;Fettercairn, Kincardineshire;Invermay, Perthshire
- Trotter family of Dreghorn Dreghorn, Midlothian
- Trotter family of Mainhouse Mainhouse, Roxburghshire
- Tytler family of Woodhouselee Woodhouselee, Midlothian
- Urquhart family of Burdsyards Burdsyards, Moray
- Vane family, Barons Barnard Minshull Vernon, Cheshire;Ludgvan, Cornwall;Brixham, Devon;Loders, Dorset;Barnard Castle, Durham;Darlington, Durham;Raby Castle, Durham;Raby with Keverstone, Durham;Staindrop, Durham;Fairlawn, Kent;Molash, Kent;Medbourne, Leicestershire;Cleveland House, London;Muswell Hill, Middlesex;Brigstock, Northamptonshire;Sudborough, Northamptonshire;High Ercall, Shropshire;Hinstock, Shropshire;Kenley, Shropshire;Loppington, Shropshire;Osbaston, Shropshire;Wem, Shropshire;Wroxeter, Shropshire;Bathwick, Somerset;Wrington, Somerset;Caverswall, Staffordshire;Wolverhampton, Staffordshire;Battle Abbey, Sussex;Ashton Keynes, Wiltshire;Imber, Wiltshire;Keyingham, Yorkshire
- Vernon family, baronets, of Hanbury Hall Hanbury Hall, Worcestershire
- Walker family of Bowland Bowland, Midlothian
- Wardrop family of Foulshields Foulshields, West Lothian
- Wauchope family of Niddrie Marischal Niddrie Marischal, Midlothian
- Wemyss family Earls of Wemyss Wemyss, Fife
- Wemyss family of Bogie Bogie, Fife
- Wilson family, merchant shipowners of Banff
Paper catalogues available to view at The National Archives - (126)
- NRA 29896 James Abercromby, 1st Baron Dunfermline: political and family corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 26518 Robert Adam, architect: letters from John Paterson link to online catalogue
- NRA 17543 Peter C Alexander: Scottish National Party press cuttings
- NRA 25497 Sir Thomas Graham Balfour, educationalist: corresp and papers rel to Robert Louis Stevenson link to online catalogue
- NRA 24219 Baring family, Barons Ashburton: corresp and papers
- NRA 10823 John Bartholomew & Son Ltd, cartographers, Edinburgh link to online catalogue
- NRA 29094 Bell & Bradfute, booksellers and publishers, Edinburgh link to online catalogue
- NRA 10824 William Blackwood & Sons Ltd, printers and publishers, Edinburgh
- NRA 27278 John James Bonar, Free Church of Scotland minister: corresp link to online catalogue
- NRA 29077 Phyllis Mary Bone, animal sculptor: papers
- NRA 29227 Joseph Bevan Braithwaite: corresp and papers mainly rel to David Livingstone
- NRA 10747 Brodie Cuthbertson & Watson, solicitors, Edinburgh link to online catalogue
- NRA 11850 Henry Bruce & Sons Ltd, paper makers, Currie link to online catalogue
- NRA 43294 Sir Robert Hamilton Bruce Lockhart, diplomatist and writer: notebooks and papers
- NRA 29245 Buchan family, Barons Tweedsmuir: corresp and papers
- NRA 29154 James Burnett, Lord Monboddo: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 29262 Robert Cadell & Co, booksellers and publishers, Edinburgh
- NRA 27384 David Cairns, professor of practical theology: personal and family corresp and papers
- NRA 29216 Archibald Campbell: pibroch collection
- NRA 3946 Cathcart family, Earls Cathcart: family and estate papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 10128 Chalmers family of Aldbar Castle: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 10528 Church of Scotland Overseas Council link to online catalogue
- NRA 20220 T & T Clark Ltd, publishers, Edinburgh link to online catalogue
- NRA 25498 Henry Thomas Cockburn, Lord Cockburn, judge: corresp and misc family papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 10786 T & A Constable Ltd, printers, Edinburgh link to online catalogue
- NRA 14015 J & G Cox Ltd, gelatine and glue mfrs, Edinburgh link to online catalogue
- NRA 29230 Crawfurd family of Kilbirnie and Jordanhill: misc deeds and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 17690 Dalrymple family, Barons Hailes: family and estate papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 28722 James F Dickie, Scottish folk musician: misc papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 27276 Alexander James Donald D'Orsey, incumbent of St John's Church, Anderston: corresp link to online catalogue
- NRA 10136 Douglas family of Cavers House: family and estate papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 24836 Sylvester Douglas, Baron Glenbervie: corresp and diaries link to online catalogue
- NRA 31017 William Douglas-Home, playwright: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 27987 John Dowden, bishop of Edinburgh: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 17656 Dowells, auctioneers, Edinburgh link to online catalogue
- NRA 10973 J Telfer Dunbar: collection mainly rel to military uniforms link to online catalogue
- NRA 8399 Dundas family of Ochtertyre: family and estate papers incl those of Ramsay family link to online catalogue
- NRA 19325 Dunlop family of Brockloch and Haddington: family papers
- NRA 39445 Edinburgh and District Trades Council link to online catalogue
- NRA 29092 Edinburgh Booksellers Society link to online catalogue
- NRA 12268 Edinburgh Discharged Prisoners Aid Society link to online catalogue
- NRA 31053 Edinburgh Festival Society Ltd
- NRA 29144 Edinburgh Skating Club link to online catalogue
- NRA 29211 Edinburgh Society of Musicians link to online catalogue
- NRA 883 Ellice of Invergarry: family and estate papers incl Edward Ellice corresp link to online catalogue
- NRA 18510 Admiral Sir Charles Elliot: papers
- NRA 10476 Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound family, Earls of Minto: family and estate papers
- NRA 39607 Family Care, Edinburgh
- NRA 20591 Fettercairn, Kincardineshire, plans and drawings (Stuart-Forbes family)
- NRA 31565 Fleming family, Earls of Wigtown: family and estate papers
- NRA 10147 Fletcher family of Saltoun: family and estate papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 32365 Franco-Scottish Society: Scottish branch link to online catalogue
- NRA 29111 Fraser family, Barons Lovat: deeds and estate papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 33831 Free Church of Scotland Colonial, Continental and Jewish Mission Committee
- NRA 10996 Gordon-Cumming family, baronets, of Gordonstown: family and estate papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 25438 Graeme family of Inchbraikie: family and estate papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 11618 Richard Burdon Haldane, Viscount Haldane: papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 39375 William Winter Hamilton MP: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 13563 Hay family, Marquesses of Tweeddale: family and estate papers
- NRA 18729 Highland Society of London link to online catalogue
- NRA 39370 Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers link to online catalogue
- NRA 24626 Incorporation of Wrights and Masons, Edinburgh
- NRA 31008 Kelso Races Ltd link to online catalogue
- NRA 29155 Roderick Watson Kerr, author: corresp and papers
- NRA 31023 Kinross-shire Liberal Association link to online catalogue
- NRA 29134 Leith family, seafarers, Stromness
- NRA 11006 Leveson-Gower family, Dukes of Sutherland: family and Scottish estate papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 11004 Lindsay family, Earls of Crawford and Balcarres: family corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 10215 Lockhart family, baronets, of Lee and Carnwath (Lanark) deeds and estate papers
- NRA 18511 Sir James Haldane Stewart Lockhart, colonial administrator: papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 39610 Lord High Commissioners to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland link to online catalogue
- NRA 29131 Hector MacIver, author and broadcaster: corresp and papers
- NRA 24817 John Pitcairn Mackintosh MP: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 27986 Donald MacLeod, Church of Scotland minister: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 29056 Hugh Pattison Macmillan, Baron Macmillan: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 10435 Sir Frederick Lewis Maitland: naval journals link to online catalogue
- NRA 20868 William Laird McKinlay: diaries and misc papers rel to Arctic expedition link to online catalogue
- NRA 29161 Florence Marian McNeill, author and journalist: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 40726 William McTaggart, artist: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 20934 Menzies family of Menzies: family and estate papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 39871 James Miller, painter: family and personal corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 29189 Admiral of the Fleet Sir Alexander Milne, 1st Bt: personal and family corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 29207 James Leslie Mitchell 'Lewis Grassic Gibbon', author: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 29164 Margaret Mackie Morrison 'March Cost', author: papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 29243 Neil Munro, author and journalist: papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 29160 Charles Murray, S African civil engineer: corresp and papers
- NRA 20932 Murray family, baronets of Ochtertyre, Perthshire, and Keith family, earls Marischal: family and es
- NRA 31018 National League of the Blind and Disabled: Scottish district council link to online catalogue
- NRA 10444 Neill & Co, printers, Edinburgh link to online catalogue
- NRA 5261 DL Nicholas collection: corresp rel to House of Stuart, Jacobite letter book
- NRA 20218 North Angus Co-operative Society Ltd
- NRA 10785 Oliver & Boyd, printers and publishers, Edinburgh link to online catalogue
- NRA 29178 Douglas Charles Parker, music critic: corresp link to online catalogue
- NRA 23720 George Paton, antiquary: corresp
- NRA 14811 Pitfirrane Castle (Fife) plans
- NRA 22490 Archibald Philip Primrose, 5th Earl of Rosebery: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 10457 Rattray family of Craighall-Rattray: family and estate papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 29073 Royal Scottish Society of Arts
- NRA 32554 Royal Society of Edinburgh
- NRA 29194 Rutherfurd family of Edgerston: family and estate papers
- NRA 33462 Scots Club, London link to online catalogue
- NRA 39873 Scottish Conservative and Unionist Association link to online catalogue
- NRA 30999 Scottish Convention of Women link to online catalogue
- NRA 27045 Scottish Daily News Enterprises Ltd, Glasgow link to online catalogue
- NRA 29079 Scottish Mountaineering Club link to online catalogue
- NRA 29233 Scottish National Dictionary
- NRA 24452 Scottish Youth Hostels Association link to online catalogue
- NRA 20247 Scott-Plummer family of Sunderland Hall: family and estate papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 29127 James Burns Singer, author and poet: corresp and papers
- NRA 17663 Skene family of Hallyards: deeds and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 10553 Skene family of Pitlour: deeds and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 29187 Sydney Goodsir Smith, poet and author: corresp and papers
- NRA 29184 Smith, Elder & Co, publishers, London link to online catalogue
- NRA 17644 Society of Master Printers in Scotland link to online catalogue
- NRA 30969 South Edinburgh Liberal Association
- NRA 39940 Robert Stevenson & Sons, civil engineers, Edinburgh link to online catalogue
- NRA 31038 Sir George Taylor, botanist: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 10792 JG Thomson & Co Ltd, wine and spirit merchants, Leith link to online catalogue
- NRA 29958 Ruthven Campbell Todd, writer and poet: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 29083 Tods, Murray & Jamieson, solicitors, Edinburgh link to online catalogue
- NRA 29075 Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
- NRA 17645 United General Sea Box of Bo'ness Friendly Society link to online catalogue
- NRA 29091 United Incorporation of Mary's Chapel, Edinburgh
- NRA 24815 George Waterston & Sons Ltd, printers, stationery mfrs and retailers, Edinburgh link to online catalogue
- NRA 39843 Sir Robert Alexander Watson-Watt, physicist: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
- NRA 27277 William Wilson, Free Church of Scotland minister: corresp and papers link to online catalogue
Accessions
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