Julia Serafimova (born Baskakova; 1887-?) – a singer and vocal teacher, adocnt of the Latvian Conservatory. >>

Seraphim (secular name Semyon  Protopopov; 1818–1891) –  a bishop of Riga and Jelgava (1874-1877). >>

Lydia Seraya (1936-2020) –  a teacher of Latvian and Russian. >>

Tarasiy Seredinsky (1822–1897) – an archpriest.
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Nikolay Sergeyev (1876–1951) – a choreographer, teacher and ballet dancer, worked at the Latvian National opera as ballet producer in 1922–1925. >>

Oleg Sergeyev (1932-1996) – Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent of the Riga Polytechnic Institute. >>

Varvara Sergeyeva (1902-1997) – a Full Member of the Latvian Academy of Sciences, prominent expert in the chemistry of wood. >>

Ludmila Sergeyeva (1941) – Doctor of Engineering (Dr. sc. ing.), associate professor of the Riga Technical University. >>

Sergius (Voskresensky; 1897–1944) –  Metropolitan of Vilnius and Lithuania and Exarch of  Latvia and Estonia. >>

Fyodor Serkov (1883–1962) –  a teacher,  from 191 to 1915 co-owner of the Private School in Riga. In 1924–1925 – Head of the Russian Division of the Department of National Minorities of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Latvia. >>