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Violet Haddow was a resident of Victoria, B.C.

Erland Hadow was a justice of the peace in Ferguson, B.C., a land surveyor, and a lieutenant in World War I.

J. Stewart Hagar was the grandson of R.M. Stewart of the Stewart Land Company Ltd.

Philip J. Hall was born in Victoria, British Columbia in June 1862. He married Margaret Ann Cullum in 1889. His marriage registration lists his occupation as mechanic. He worked for the British Columbia Salvage Company and was a chief steward on the SS Salvor between 1912 and 1915. He was also a photographer. His last position was as Steward for the Pacific Club and he died in Victoria on September 29, 1931.

William Lashley Hall was born in 1865. A Methodist minister, he served the community of Fernie at the time of the 1908 fire and later moved to White Rock, where he was involved with the Peace Arch. He was also an author who was chosen in 1915 to edit the diaries of Ebenezer Robson.

J.K. Halley was an engineer and surveyor.

William May Halliday was a photographer, author, and Indian agent at Alert Bay, B.C.

William May Halliday was a photographer, author, and Indian agent at Alert Bay, B.C.

Harold Halton was a resident of Victoria, B.C.

James Hamilton was a marine historian and former member of the Consular Corps.

Lucille Hamilton was a student at the Victoria Normal School and became a teacher in Ta Ta Creek, B.C.

Victoria archivist.

James G. McKeachie, usually known as Jim McKeachie, was a B.C. sportswriter and public relations specialist. He started out writing for the school newspapers at Victoria High School and Victoria College, and later worked as sportswriter for the Daily Colonist, the Vancouver Daily Province, and the Victoria Daily Times. In the 1950s, he worked in public relations for the BC Power Commission and Crown Zellerbach. He retired in 1986 as director of public relations for Canadian Pacific Airlines.

Thomas Hamilton was foreman of Wolfe Creek Ranch, Wasa, B.C.

William Huntley Hampton was a mining engineer who worked in California and British Columbia.

Vera Elizabeth Graham married Edwin Rennie Hance in 1928. She later worked for Fairbridge Farm School at Cowichan Station and at Fintry (near Kelowna B.C.).

C.F. Hanington was a surveyor with the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Joseph Francis Hanna was a resident of Victoria, B.C.

Allan MacLaurin was an amateur filmmaker.

George Hargreaves was a surveyor for the Canadian Pacific Railway.

Daniel Williams Harmon was an employee of the North West Company.

Alexander Charles Harris travelled in B.C. and the United States in 1891. His brother, Joseph Colebrook Harris, was a farmer on Vancouver Island.

Dennis Reginald Harris was a surveyor for the Canadian Pacific Railway and later became a Victoria businessman and engineer. He married Martha Douglas in 1878. Dennis Harris died in 1932.

John Evans was a miner and MLA in the Cariboo.

Joseph Harris was a rancher in New Denver, B.C.

Austin J. Alexander was a North Vancouver resident who made amateur films in 1930s and was a member of the Vancouver Cine 8 Club.

William Harrison was a general and liquor merchant in Victoria, B.C.