| Name | Biographical Note | Location |
| Hicks, N.M. | 2032 | |
| Higgins, Charles P. and Josephine | Charles P. Higgins was born in Victoria in 1878. He worked as a doctor and surgeon out of his office at 707 Fort Street. | 1081 |
| Higgins, David William and Mary Jane | 1082 | |
| Higgins, Edith Louisa Helmcken | Edith Louisa Helmcken Higgins was born in Victoria in 1863. She lived on Elliot Street. | 2083 |
| Hill, Miss Clarice | Clarice Hill was born in Birmingham, England in 1906. She came to Victoria in 1910 and owned and operated beauty salons from 1930-1990. | 1400 |
| Hillier, William | William Hillier was a woodcutter for the steamer Beaver. He also worked as a butcher at Craigflower Farm and Uplands Farm and in 1855 farmed 90 acres in the Burnside area. | 1340 |
| Hills, The Right Reverend George | The Right Reverend George Hills was the first bishop of British Columbia from 1859-1892. | 1179 |
| Hincelin, L. Armand | L. Armand Hincelin was the secretary of La Societe Francaise de Bienfaisance et Secours Mutuels de Victoria in 1860. | 1364 |
| Hobbs, Edwin & Annie | Edwin Hobbs arrived in Victoria in 1878. He worked as a dairy farmer. | 1341 |
| Hocking, Samuel | 662 | |
| Holamptin | 557 | |
| Holdcroft, Marion Jane | Marion Jane Holdcroft was born in 1857 in England. After the death of her husband John Dean Holdcroft, she came to Victoria with her four children, her father and her sister. Upon arrival, they moved into a house on Walnut Street in a home prepared for her by her brothers John, George and Walter. | 1027 |
| Holland, Walter Glen Cuyler | Walter Glen Cuyler Holland was born in Great Britain on September 13, 1889. He spent most of his life in Victoria. He died on April 5, 1973. | 2183 |
| Holman, William J. and Evelyn (nee Florence) | William J. Holman was an employee of the Department of Lands of the Provincial Government. He was also active in local baseball and won the home run championship several times in his league. | 2374 |
| Holman, William J. and Evelyn (nee Florence) | William J. Holman was an employee of the Department of Lands of the Provincial Government. He was also active in local baseball and won the home run championship several times in his league. | 2375 |
| Holmes, Henry Cuthbert | Henry Cuthbert Holmes was a Freeman of the City of Victoria. | 2493 |
| Homer, Ben | From 1914-1929, Ben Homer started and operated a motorized passenger service from Albert Head, Colwood and Metchosin to Victoria. | 2408 |
| Homer, James A.R. | 2507 | |
| Homey, Wm. | 611 | |
| Hookoowitz | 535 | |
| Hooper, George | 548 | |
| Hooper, Thomas | Thomas Hooper was an architect who designed many major building in Victoria between 1890 and 1950. | 2276 |
| Hornby, Rear Admiral Phipps | Served on the H.M.S. Asia and Commander in Chief Pacific Station from 1847-1851. | 73 |
| Horth, Charles & Annie | Charles & Annie Horth were farmers. | 1279 |
| Horth, Rufus & Alice | Rufus Horth was a farmer and hop grower in North Saanich. He married Alice Wain in 1876 and was the father of ten children. Their farm was on the north side of what is today Wain Road. | 1338 |
| Hose, Commander Walter, R.C.N. | 98 | |
| Howard, H.E. (Bert) | Herbert Eugene Howard was born in Victoria on January 19, 1911. He worked for the Provincial Government before his retirment in 1976. | 1496 |
| Howard, Walter and Miriam | Walter Howard originally came to Victoria in 1900 with the Royal Engineers. He worked as a wireless operator and radio inspector before his retirement in 1946. He died in 1966 Miriam Harriet Howard (nee Purrott) was born on December 27, 1876 in England. She came to Vancouver in 1907 and married Walter in 1909. Walter and Miriam had two children. Miriam died in 1950. | 1129 |
| Hoyapakymam | 537 | |
| Hoyt, Charles Leslie | Charles Leslie Hoyt worked in the Dray business. | 1415 |
| Hoyt, Charles Oswald | Charles Oswald Hoyt was born in Victoria on August 27, 1905. He worked as a purchasing agent for the Provincial Government. | 1416 |
| Hubbard, Harriet (Townsend) | Harriet Hubbard was one of the first white children born in Victoria. | 1289 |
| Hubbard, Thomas | Thomas Hubbard worked in the customs office. | 1290 |
| Hudlins, Joseph | Joseph Hudlins worked as a labourer and truck driver. | 1408 |
| Hughes, Brigadier General Henry Thoresley | Henry Thoresley Hughes was a colonel at Work Point Barracks. After World War One, he retired to the Elk Lake region. | 1225 |
| Hughes, Thomas L. and Jeannie | Thomas L. Hughes worked as a law clerk. During service in the First World War, he married Jeannie. | 1659 |
| Hull-Kom | 588 | |
| Humber, Maurice | 1055 | |
| Humphrys, William H. and Jane | William H. Humphrys was a fisherman and netmaker. He arrived in Victoria about 1891 from Cornwall, England. | 1056 |
| Hunter, George C. | George C. Hunter was born in Scotland about 1906 and came to Victoira in 1914. He initially worked in whaling then for the C.P.R. | 1485 |
| Hunter, James | James Hunter was the manager of Pither & Leister. He lived for many years at 957 Moss Street. | 1276 |
| Huntington, Ethel (Macintyre) | Ethel Huntington was born in 1898 in the North West Territories, the daughter of Robert Wentworth MacIntyre. Ethel attended St. Ann's Academy. | 1700 |
| Hutchison, Bruce | Bruce Hutchison began work at the Victoria Times in 1918 and remained a journalist and writer throughout his career. | 1069 |
| Hutchison, J.N. and Alice (nee Heathcote) | 544 | |
| Hutson, W. | 620 | |
| Huxtable, William Henry Smith and Anne | William Henry Smith Huxtable was a custodian of schools. He was also an early member of the I.O.O.F. and a member of the Volunteer Fire Department. | 1105 |
