| Name | Biographical Note | Location |
| B.C. Cattle Company | 1189 | |
| Backus, Philip | 2500 | |
| Bacon, C.A. | 2485 | |
| Bagshaw, Arthur L. | Arthur L. Bagshaw was the son of Ralph and Bertha Bagshaw. In 1931, he married Grace M.C. Slater. Both worked as school teachers in the Victoria region. | 1687 |
| Bagshaw, Grace M.C. (nee Slater) | Grace M.C. Slater was the daughter of Andrew and Jessie Slater. In 1931, she married Arthur L. Bagshaw. Both worked as school teachers in the Victoria region. | 1688 |
| Bailey, Sarah | Born in 1861. Mother of 15 children. Her husband was the sanitary inspector in the Smallpox epidemic of 1897. | 607 |
| Baillie, Com. The Hon. Thomas | Served on the H.M.S. Modeste in 1844 and later was stationed off Vancouver Island from November 1845 to May 1887. | 67 |
| Baird, Annie Alfreda (nee Soule) | Annie Alfreda Soule was the daughter of C.J. Soule. | 1310 |
| Baird, Charles N. and Eliza | Charles worked as a mail carrier for the federal government. | 1405 |
| Baker, George & Clara | George and Clara Baker arrived in Victoria in the early 1860's. George was a bare knuckled pugilist who fought Vancouver Island's first prize fight on February 23, 1866. | 19 |
| Baker, Rose Isabel (nee Pudney) | 1632 | |
| Ball, Charles and Hannah (nee Parker) | Hannah Ball was born at Fort Victoria on April 1, 1853 to John and Mary Ann Parker Jr. In 1869, she married Charles Ball a carriage make and blacksmith. From 1887 to 1915, the couple farmed at Rocky Point before they returned to Victoria in 1915. | 2399 |
| Ball, George and Cora (nee Wilson) | George Ball was born in Victoria in 1883 to Charles and Hannah Ball. Cora was born in Nanaimo in 1889. They worked as farmers at Rocky Point. | 1132 |
| Ball, William Arthur | William Arthur Ball worked as a landscape gardener. | 1754 |
| Ballantyne, Allan David | Allan David Ballantyne was born in Victoria on March 31, 1896. After serving with the Canadian Army in the First World War, Ballantyne began his work as a florist and greenhouse grower. In 1923, he started Ballantyne Florists. From 1936-1964 he operated and owned the North Quadra Florists located in Lake Hill. | 1638 |
| Balmoral Hotel | 1207 | |
| Banfield, Charles F. | Charles F. Banfield was born in Saanich in 1877. From 1924-1946 he was employed as the King's Printer. He was also an alderman for the City of Victoria from 1948-1950 and the founder and President of the Fernwood Athletic Association. | 1255 |
| Bankes, Stanley Fownes and Francis Mary Victoria (nee McArthur) | Stanley Fownes worked as a civil servant. | 2438 |
| Bankes, Stanley Fownes and Francis Mary Victoria (nee McArthur) | Stanley Fownes worked as a civil servant. | 2439 |
| Bapty, Dr. and Mrs. Walter | Dr. Walter Bapty worked as a physician and surgeon. | 1243 |
| Barber, John Edward | John Barber worked as a pattern maker in England before emigrating to the United States. After arriving in Victoria in 1883, he assisted in the construction of Metropolitan United Church. He died in 1896. | 1025 |
| Barbers' Toy Store | Barbers' Toy Store was started in 1896 by the brothers George Whitfield Barber and Walter Watson Barber. When their nephew Gordon Holdcroft succeeded them the name of the store was changed to Barber and Holdcroft. The store closed in 1970. | 1026 |
| Barker, Frederick J. & Mary Lydia | Frederick Barker was a farmer and sawmill worker. He and his wife Mary lived on Dallas Road and later on Bilston Crescent in Metchosin. Frederick served with the Canadian Army during the First World War. | 21 |
| Barker, James and Amelia | James Barker worked as a brickmaker, mason and farmer at Holy Hedge Farm in Strawberry Vale. | 1064 |
| Barker, Joseph S. & Constance E. | Joseph S Barker worked as a millworker. | 20 |
| Barnard, F.J. | F.J. Barnard moved to Victoria in 1866 and founded and operated the Barnard Express. He also represented Yale as its M.P. in 1866. | 1072 |
| Barnswell, James and Mary (nee Lowe) | James Barnswell worked as a carpenter. | 1106 |
| Barrett, Thomas F. | Thomas F. Barrett was a merchant. | 1393 |
| Barthélemy, Georges | Georges Barthélemy was an employee at Fort Victoria. | 1348 |
| Barton, Margaret | Margaret Barton was the headmistress of St. Margaret's School. | 2251 |
| Bayley, A. | 2223 | |
| Bayley, Charles | 54 | |
| Bayley, Charles Alfred | 1186 | |
| Bayley, John | John Bayley worked as the Superintendent of Police. He was also a musician and the co-founder with Arthur Bushby of the Philharmonic Society. | 1094 |
| Bayley, Thomas | 518 | |
| Baylis, William | William Baylis was the proprieter of the Queen's Hotel at 1404 Store Street. He also established the Hollywood Grocery and Meat Market about 1911. | 1593 |
| Bayne, Richard Roskell | Richard Roskell Bayne was an architect. | 1514 |
| Baynes, Rear Admiral Robert Lambert | Served on the H.M.S. Ganges. Also served as the Commander in Chief of the Pacific Station from 1857-1860. | 72 |
| Beadall, Battan Singh Dhut | Battan Singh Dhut Beadall was a farmworker and self employed truck driver. | 1663 |
| Beattie, James and Eliza (nee Anderson) | 516 | |
| Beaven, Robert | Robert Beaven was the Premier of British Columbia fro 1882-1883 and the founder of the Daily Times in 1884. | 2190 |
| Beckerley Jr., James B. | James B. Beckerley Jr. was a bricklayer and masonry contractor. | 1677 |
| Beckton, Constance Mary (nee Heyland) | Constance Mary Heyland was born in Victoria on September 25, 1898. She attended South park School and later worked for the Bank of Montreal. She married Herbert Stanier Beckton on June 6, 1931. She was on the guild of St. Mary's Anglican Church on Elgin Road. | 1150 |
| Beckton, Herbert Stanier | Herbert Stanier Beckton was born on June 20, 1892 in Saskatchewan. He came to Victoria in 1910 and was employed as a B.C. Land surveyer and the co-owner of Victoria Box and Paper Ltd. He was also instrumental in building the Church Hall of St. Mary's Church on Elgin Street. He married Constance Mary Heyland in 1931. He died on August 9, 1976. | 1149 |
| Beckwith, J. L. | J.L. Beckwith was a businessman and the mayor of Victoria in 1912.. He lived at 1423 Fernwood Road. | 1742 |
| Beedham, S.A. Susannah | S.A. Susannah Beedham was an administrator at the DVA Hospital. | 1654 |
| Beek, William E. & Gertrude E. | 1324 | |
| Beek Family | The Beek Family were residents of Victoria between 1900 and 1918. | 1323 |
| Begbie, Sir Matthew Baillie | 2184 | |
| Behnson, Henry F.W. | Henry F.W. Behnson was a cigar manufacturer and an M.P.P. for Victoria in the Richard McBride Government. | 1008 |
| Belasco, Abraham | 664 | |
| Bell, David | David Bell worked as a carpenter. In 1912, he married Elizabeth Hetherington and the couple lived at 2407 Cook Street for approximately 30 years. | 1404 |
| Bell, Edna & Alex | Alex Bell worked as a truck driver. | 1733 |
| Belmont Saloon | 1209 | |
| Benson, A.R. | A.R. Benson was an M.D. for the Hudson's Bay Company. | 650 |
| Bevan, George H. | George H. Bevan was a sign painter. | 1464 |
| Bhalla, Khurma Singh | Worked as a dairyman and a logger for Kapoors Logging. | 1662 |
| Bhandar, Sardara Singh | Sardara Singh Bhandar was born in 1883 in India. Emigrated to Victoria in 1905 where he worked as a logger. Bhandar died in 1968. | 1665 |
| Bickerdike, Harry & Mamie | Harry was the owner and manager of the Victoria Steam Laundry. | 1603 |
| Bicknell, Percey George | Employed by Turner Beaton and Company as an accountant. | 2401 |
| Birch, A.N. | 2245 | |
| Blake, William A. and Hazel | William A. Blake was born in Victoria on May 31,1883. He operated a sign shop at 577 Yates Street. He died in 1964. | 1104 |
| Blanchard, Herman Samuel | Worked as a plasterer. | 1657 |
| Blayan, Timothy | 617 | |
| Blinkhorn, Thomas and Anne | 2376 | |
| Bloomfield, Charles P. | Worked for the Victoria City Police Force and served as its Chief from 1884-1888. He died in 1893. | 2168 |
