| Name | Biographical Note | Location |
| 1903 Class Victoria College | 1136 | |
| Ach-Chey Mult | 610 | |
| Acreman, John & Ethel (Brakes) | Ethel Brakes was born in Victoria in 1896. She married John Acreman (born in Vancouver in 1892) who later became a Police Officer for the City of Victoria and also the Police Chief for the Municipality of Esquimalt. John Acreman died in 1931. | 1558 |
| Adams, John Thomas and Emma | John Adams was born about 1876 and came to Victoria in 1887 at age 11. He found work as a foundryman and in the course of his career helped lay the first wooden water mains in Victoria and later worked at Ramsay & Adams Foundry on Garbally Road. He died in 1968. | 2221 |
| Aikman, Hugh Bowlsby Willson | Hugh Bowlsby Willson Aikman was called to the Bar on February 25, 1873 as the first Canadian law student to take out his diploma in British Columbia. He later worked as a registrar general. | 1091 |
| Albhouse, Dora | Dora Albhouse was born in Victoria ca. 1898. She worked as an elementary school teacher in Victoria area schools for approximately 40 years. | 1624 |
| Albhouse, Elizabeth | Elizabeth Albhouse was born in Victoria ca. 1896. She worked as a civil servant for the Provincial Government for approximately 40 years. | 1622 |
| Albhouse, Jennie | Jennie Albhouse was born in Victoria ca. 1894. She was a pianist and housekeeper in her life. | 1623 |
| Albhouse, Phineas Jack | Phineas Jack Albhouse was born in Victoria July 3, 1901. He worked at the C.P.R. Warehouse later in his life. | 1621 |
| Albion Iron Works | This foundry was established in 1861 under the management of Mr. J. Spratt. It was located at Store and Chatham Streets and encompassed three and a half acres of land. In 1883 the A.I.W. closed pending transfer to a syndicate Mr. R. Dunsmuir was elected president and R. P. Rithet, Vice-President. The A.I.W. operated until the mid 1920's as Albion Stove Works Co. | 1199 |
| Alexander, Charles & Ada | Charles Alexander was born in Victoria on September 9, 1863, the son of Charles and Nancy Alexander. He married Ada Barnswell who was born in Victoria on May 14, 1874. Later, Charles worked as a Teamster. | 1617 |
| Alexander, Charles Sr. and Nancy | Charles Alexander was born August 16, 1824 in St. Louis, Missouri. Charles and his wife Nancy Alexander arrived in Victoria in July 1858 where he found work as a carpenter. He also served as a Lay Minister. Charles died on January 31, 1913. | 2232 |
| Alexander, John & Flora | John Alexander was born in Victoria on July 9, 1876. | 1446 |
| Alexander, John Miller & Martha | John Alexander worked as a carpenter. He also served as a gunner in the First World War. | 1645 |
| Alexander, Kenneth | Kenneth Alexander was the grandson of Charles and Nacy Alexander. He worked in the chimney sweeping business. | 1445 |
| Alexis, John | John Alexis was born in Victoria in 1915. He later became the owner of Johnny's Coffee Shop located at Fort and Quadra Streets. | 1322 |
| Alexis, Theodore | Theodore Alexis was the original owner and founder of John's Coffee Shop starting in 1908. | 2250 |
| Allard, Joseph | Joseph Allard arrived in Victoria in 1843 as an employee of the Hudson's Bay Company. He worked at Fort Victoria. | 1347 |
| Allatt, T. Smith | 2013 | |
| Alston, Elizabeth Caroline | 676 | |
| Anderson, A.C. | A.C. Anderson arrived in Victoria from Oregon in 1858. He had earlier worked as a chief trader for the Hudson's Bay Company. | |
| Anderson, Captain John and Betty | John Anderson was born in Stockholm, Sweden in 1850. He came to Victoria about 1875 and found work as a master mariner. He and his wife Betty lived at 534 Langford Street for approximately 20 years before his death in 1923. | 78 |
| Anderson, Sybil Ruth | Sybil Ruth Pedlingham was born in Esquimalt on December 10, 1915. In 1941, she married Arnold Brookman Anderson. She and her husband settled in North Vancouver in 1951. She was a mother, housewife and active member of the Women's Auxiliary to the Vancouver Art Gallery. She died on May 6, 1994. | 1746 |
| Andrews, James | James Andrews was born in Hovant, England. In 1869, he came to Victoria where he worked as a chemist at the Royal Naval Hospital. He and his wife Louise lived at 631 Head Street for many years. He also served as the organist at St. Paul's Church for approximately 40 years. | 1123 |
| Angus Campbell & Co. | Located at 530 Broughton Street at the corner of Langley. Angus Campbell's was the first ladies' ready-to-wear shop in Victoria. | 1202 |
| Ash, John | Built in 1891, this hotel was designed by John Teague. The ground floor was occupied by shops and the two upper stories included lavishly decorated rooms and an impressive 80 seat restaurant. In 1920, the hotel was renovated to accommodate war veterans and their families. From 1935 until 1947, the women's branch of the Armed Forces used the building as their headquarters. The building was demolished in 1961. | 2058 |
| Askey, Fred | 1152 | |
| Astrico, Andrea | 2477 | |
| Atterbury, Edith & Charles J. | Charles Atterbury was born in London, England. On January 31, 1898 Charles married Edith Wint in Dore, England. The couple came to Victoria about 1912 where Charles worked as a fireman and as a Teamster. The couple had four sons including John, Kenneth, Gerald and James. | 1695 |
| Atterbury, Gerald | Gerald Atterbury was born in Victoria in October 1912 to Charles J. and Edith Atterbury. | 1698 |
| Atterbury, James Edward | James Atterbury was born in Victoria on May 14, 1914 to Charles J. and Edith Atterbury. | 1699 |
| Atterbury, John Stuart | John Atterbury was born in Sheffield, England in 1899. He came to Canada in 1902, with his parents Charles J. and Edith Atterbury, and later arrived in Victoria about 1912. | 1696 |
| Atterbury, Kenneth C.B. | John Atterbury was born in 1909 to Charles J. and Edith Atterbury. | 1697 |
| Atwood, Evelyn Penelope | Evelyn Penelope Atwood was born in Victoria in 1888. She later worked as a court stenographer before her death in 1953. | 1666 |
| Aubel, Edward Lane | Edward Lane Aubel worked at Bapco Paint Company. | 1455 |
| Aubel, Eileen May (nee Huffman) | Eileen May Aubel was a housewife in the Victoria area. | 1456 |
| Auger, Celeste | 627 | |
| Auger, Nicholas | Nicholas Auger worked as a voltigeur. He later received a land grant from the Hudson's bay Company at Portage Inlet. | |
| Austen, Algernon | Town Clerk. | 2012 |
| Austen, Joseph | 1871, age 89 years. | 603 |
| Austin, Joel John | 2498 | |
| Austin, John Joel and Sarah | John Joel Austin arrived in Victoria in 1863. On September 26, 1864, he married Sarah Ann Stout. In 1967, he was appointed as a deputy sheriff and later became an accountant for the Department of Public Works. He was also active as a singer, conductor and composer in the local music scene. | 2259 |
