Persons With The Family Name Bartley
- Charles Bartley, American scientist
- David M. Bartley - Speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives, 1969–1975
- Dick Bartley, American radio disc jockey
- Edward Bartley, New Zealand architect
- Geoff Bartley - American singer/songwriter
- Jonathan Bartley - British political activist on religious issues
- Gerald Bartley - Irish politician
- John Bartley - New Zealand cinematographer of the X-Files
- Kyle Bartley, Arsenal F.C. footballer
- Leonard Bartley, better known as Merciless (deejay), Jamaican musician
- Les Bartley - lacrosse coach
- also the Les Bartley Award, given by the National Lacrosse League, and
- the Les Bartley Award (Toronto Rock), given by Toronto Rock lacrosse team
- Luella Bartley, High Fashion Designer
- Mordecai Bartley - American politician, 18th governor of Ohio, father of Thomas W. Bartley
- Patrick Bartley - British civil servant and politician
- Rook Bartley, fictional Robotech character named after a fictional motorcycle variant in the original Genesis Climber Mospeada series
- Monsignor Thomas Bartley - Deceased Roman Catholic Vicar General of The Diocese of Down and Connor
- Robert Bartley, editor, Wall St. Journal
- Thomas Bartley (politician) - New Zealand politician
- Thomas W. Bartley - American politician, 17th governor of Ohio
- William Warren Bartley - American philosopher and author
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