The list below is composed of persons interred in Union Dale, brought to our attention over many years. Some, whose names are easily recognized, are notable on a grand scale, while some were significant locally or played an important role in Allegheny City. We continue to enjoy the many wonderful stories brought to us from many sources, adding to this work in progress.

In Division One

Philotus Dean - Principal of Pittsburgh Central High School
Colomb Gengembre - French architect, artist, and engineer - designed Allegheny City Hall
Albert Buhl Hay - Civil War Major, co-founder of the Union Veteran Legion
Charles Kirschler - Last mayor of Allegheny, deputy Mayor of Pittsburgh
Thomas Megraw - Mayor of Allegheny 1878-1881
Robert Bruce Mowry, MD - A founder of the medical and surgical departments of West Penn Hospital
David Navarro - P.T. Barnum's "Illinois Giant Boy"
Hezekiah Nixon - Mayor of Allegheny 1844-1845. builder of first rolling-mill in Allegheny
John E. Parke - Author of "Historical Gleanings of Allegheny" published in 1886
John T. Pressly - Cleric - First Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church of Allegheny
Jacob Stuckrath - Mayor of Allegheny 1858
Francis Torrance - co founder of American-Standard Corporation
Reverend George Carothers Vincent - Leader of the founders and first presiding officer of Westminster College

In Division Two

William Bullock - Inventor of the rotary web press
Andrew Bayne - Member of The Constitutional Convention of 1837-38 and Sheriff of Allegheny County.
Thomas McKee Bayne - Civil War Colonel, US Congressman
Mary Junkin Buchanan Cowley - Educator and early kindergarten and playground advocate
Cruikshank Family - Manufacturers of jellies and preserves
James J. Davis - Secretary of Labor under Presidents Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover, US Senator
Helen D. English - Head of the Pennsylvania Division of The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Nettie Gordon - "Queen of the North Side underworld"
Charles Geyer - Mayor of Allegheny
Lt. Friend W. Jenkins - Died aboard the USS Maine
William J. Kappel - Founder and chairman of Busch Jewelry Co of NY and chairman of Kappel Jewelry of Pittsburgh
Robert Liddell - Mayor of Pittsburgh 1878-1881
Edward Morris - Known as "Cannonball" - major league baseball player
John R. Murphy - Mayor of Allegheny 1901
William C. McCarthy - Known as "Roaring Bill", mayor of Pittsburgh 1866-1868, 1875-1878
George Ellsworth Smith - Horseplayer known as "Pittsburgh Phil"
John M. Titzel - Engineer and businessman
Louis A. Thiel - Founder of Thiel College
G.W. Wolf - WWI submarine commander, steel executive
James G.Wyman - Four-time mayor of Allegheny

In Division Three

Armstrong Family - Metal fabricators
Brack Marcus Barr - Tuskegee Airman
Gene Bricker - Singer - The Marcels (the original group)
Henry Buhl, Jr. - Department store owner, philanthropist (Buhl Foundation)
Maurice E. Carlisle - Two-time mayor of Ben Avon, Union Dale officer
Robert J. Corbett - US Congressman 1939-1941, 1945-1971
Lieutenant -Colonel Levi Bird Duff - Civil War officer and prominent member of the Allegheny County bar
Levi Bird Duff - Civil engineer - supervised the construction of ten major bridges
Edward W. Gwinner - Stone mason, investor, financier
Allen Johnson - Singer - The Marcels (successor group)
C. Carl Kleinschmidt, Sr. - President of Pearson Manufacturing
C. Carl Kleinschmidt, Jr. - CEO of Williams and Company, Union Dale officer
Gottlieb Luty - Medal of Honor recipient 1876
Edward "Eppie" Miller - All-Star major league shortstop
Jerome "Jerry" Nachman - Journalist, , broadcaster, editor-in-chief, executive, MSNBC
Thomas W. Pomeroy, Jr. - Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Russell Family - Russell Index System for public records
Elmer Ellsworth Smith - Major league baseball player - Pittsburgh Pirates
Edward Swartwood - Major league player - Pittsburgh Alleghenies
W. F. Trimble Family - Contractors - Heinz Chapel at the University of Pittsburgh
E. Sydney Youden - 1893 World's Fair horticulturist, Supt. of parks for Allegheny City, Union Dale Supt.