Tatiana Suta (1923–2004) – Latvian ballet dancer, art critic, teacher, popularizer of Latvian classical modernism art. She was awarded the Order of Three Stars, IV degree (1999). >>

Elena (Helena) Tangieva-Birzniece (née Bek-Melik-Tangieva; 1907–1965, Riga, Latvian SSR) – a Latvian ballerina, ballet master, choreographer and teacher. >>

Pavel Melnikov (1873–1944) – a builder, deputy of the Constituent Assembly of Latvia, public figure, warden of the Riga Cathedral of the Nativity of Christ. >>

Nikolai Gavarin (1870/1871–1938) – a mitred archpriest, holy martyr. >>

Mikhail Gusev (1873–1937) – a hereditary honorary citizen, industrial engineer, manufacturer, public figure, member of the Riga City Council. >>

Rem Trofimov (1928–2001) – professor, translator, journalist, literary scholar, literary critic. >>

Fyodor  Pokatilov (1850 –?) –  director of the Riga Real School of Emperor Peter I, public figure. >>

Vladlen (Vladilen) Dozortsev  (1939) – a writer, screenwriter, playwright and politician. >>

Pavel Tyurin (1943) – an artist, Doctor of psychology (Dr. psych.). >>

Albert Snegiryov (1940–2024). – Editor-in-chief of the international literary almanac “OCEANUS SARMATICUS” and its supplement – ​​“Pokrova”. >>