| Name | Biographical Note | Location |
| Nagano, Frank Terumaro | Frank Terumaro Nagano was born on October 3, 1898. In 1938, he married and moved to the mainland. | 1540 |
| Nagano, Manzo & Tayoko | Manzo Nagano arrived in Canada in 1877 as the first Japanese settler in Canada. He lived and worked in Victoria from 1888-1923. | 1539 |
| Nason, Ithiel Blake and Mary | Ithiel Blake Nason was a member of the Legislature between 1891 and 1893. He was also a sawmill owner, miner and operator of a general store. | 1062 |
| Nathan, Henry | Henry Nathan was the first member of Parliament for Victoria in 1871. | 2411 |
| Nathan, Henry Jr. | 2524 | |
| Naylor, William Brooke | Employed as Sheriff of Vancouver Island in 1866. | 552 |
| Naysmith, John | John Naysmith worked at the Parliament Buildings for 50 years. He was also a charter member of the Hart Society. | 1101 |
| Naysmith, Margie | Margie Naysmith taught swimming to young children for many years. | 1122 |
| Naysmith, Scott | Scotty Naysmith arrived in Victoria from Scotland in July 1914. He worked as a sightseeing driver. | 1121 |
| Needham, Joseph, C.J. | 2061 | |
| Neely, Jane | 550 | |
| Nelson, Lillian | Lillian Nelson worked as a teacher. | 1736 |
| Neroutsos, Captain Cyril D. | Captain Cyril D. Neroutsos was a marine superintendent of the British Columbia Coast Steamship Services. He was also a lieutenant in the Royal Nay Reserves and served on the H.M.S. President and H.M.S. Swiftsure. | 1034 |
| Nesbitt, James K. | James K. Nesbitt was a newspaperman and local historian. | 1145 |
| Nesbitt, Jane Ann | Jane Ann Saunders sailed to Victoria in 1862 aboard the brideship Tynemouth. Shortly after her arrival, she married Samuel Nesbitt with whom she operated a bakery. The two had five children. | 2125 |
| Nesbitt, Samuel | Samel Nesbitt was born in 1829 and died on April 13, 1881. He arrived in Victoria in the early 1850's where he worked as a prospector, businessman and union leader.In 1863, he married Jane Ann Saunders. | 2124 |
| New England Bakery | 1211 | |
| Newbird, James | 623 | |
| Newbury, Hattie | 2522 | |
| Newbury, W. | 2472 | |
| Newcombe, Dr. Charles F. | Dr. Charles F. Newcombe was born in Newcastle, England in 1851. He was trained as a medical doctor and emigrated to North America in 1884. He moved to Victoria in 1889 and became active in founding the first Natural History Society and also worked for the Provincial Museum. With the help of his son, Newcombe collected plants, mollusks, fossils, aboriginal artifacts and information throughout the Province. He died in 1924. | 1506 |
| Nex, Bert | Bert Nex owned the Pitzer & Nex Service Station. | 1390 |
| Nicholl, James and Sarah Ann | James and Sarah Nicholl arrived in Victoria about 1877. James worked as a labourer. | 581 |
| Noakes, A.O. | A.O. Noakes was commissioned as a land surveyor in 1910. He practiced as a surveyor for 55 years. | 2446 |
| Noakes, Winifred | Winifred noakes was the wife of A.O. Noakes. | 2447 |
| Noble, Jane Russell and Hugh | Hugh Noble married Jane Russell in 1912 in Scotland. Shortly thereafter they sailed to Canada and settled in Victoria. John worked as a construction worker. | 1429 |
| Noel, Herbert (Bert) | Herbert (Bert) Noel came to Victoria from Harbour Grace, Newfoundland in 1912. He was a self employed electrical and refrigeration engineer. | 1487 |
| Northwestern Creamery | 1204 | |
| Nott, Joseph and Jane | Joseph Nott owned the plumbing firm of R.J. Nott & Co. Ltd. | 1649 |
| O'Connell, John & Margaret | John and Margaret (nee Culligan) O'Connell were married in Nanaimo in 1909. They came to Victoria in 1915 and John worked as a streetcar conductor. The couple had eight children. | 1753 |
| O'Neill, Mary Jane | Mary Jane O'Neill was a housewife who was widowed in 1915. She was the mother of three children. | 2163 |
| O'Reilly, Peter | 642 | |
| O'Sullivan, Daniel | Daniel O'Sullivan worked for Canada Customs. He was also a rowing coach for the J.B.A.A. | 1277 |
| O'Sullivan, Humphrey | Humphrey O'Sullivan worked at the Hudson's Bay warehouse. He lived at 413 Quebec Street. | 1275 |
| Ogden, Peter Skene | Peter Skene Ogden was a Hudson Bay Company Fort factor and trader. | 636 |
| Okamoto, Shinkichi & Misu | Shinkichi & Misu Okamoto lived in the Shawnigan Lake area until 1914 when they moved to the Cloverdale area of Victoria. Shinkichi worked as a labourer. In 1942, the family was evacuated to Vancouver by the Government and following World War Two, the family resided in Taber, Alberta. Shinkichi died in 1963 and Misu died in 1975. | 1534 |
| Oland, Denise Victoria (nee Harris) | Denise Victoria Oland was born in Victoria in 1898, the granddaughter of James Douglas. She died in 1948. | 2354 |
| Oliphant, Lillian Piercy | Lillian Piercy Oliphant was born in Victoria in 1892, the daughter of John Edward and Henrietta Piercy. She married John Oliphant in 1917. | 1274 |
| Oliphant, William and Helen | 2415 | |
| Oliver, Flo and John | John worked as a teamster with Luney Brothers, a cement man for the City of Victoria and also operated his own business Oliver's Jersey Dairy. He also served on the Saanich Council and as the chairman of the Greater Victoria Cemetary Board. | 2224 |
| Oliver, William Edgar and Mary Eleanor (nee Ward) | Mary Eleanor Ward was born in Victoria in 1869. She married William Edgar Oliver who arrived in Victoria in 1894. William was the initial partner of Lyman Duff and also the first reeve of Oak Bay and a founding member of the Victoria Golf Club. He died in 1922 and Mary died in 1959. | 2326 |
| Omai | Omai was from the Kanaka or Sandwich Islands and came to Victoria to assist in the construction of Fort Victoria. | 665 |
| Owen, Rev. A. | 2442 | |
| Owen, William Gaskill | William Gaskill Owen was born in Victoria on September 5, 1914. | 1763 |
