People
- Ley, an alternate romanization of the ubiquitous Chinese surname Li (李) common among Asian Latin Americans
- Ley Baronets
- Francis Ley, 1st Baronet
- Bob Ley, American sportscaster
- David Ley, Canadian Geographer
- Duncan Ley, Australian playwright
- Felix Ley, Roman Catholic bishop
- Gary Ley, Welsh writer
- George Ley, English footballer
- Henry Ley, English musician
- Herbert Ley, Jr., American doctor
- James Ley, 1st Earl of Marlborough, English jurist
- John Ley, English Puritan clergyman
- Juan Manuel Ley, Mexican businessman
- Rick Ley, Canadian hockey player
- Robert Ley, German Nazi politician
- Steven V. Ley, British chemistry professor
- Sussan Ley, Australian politician
- Tengku Djan Ley, Malaysian race car driver
- Terry Ley, American baseball player
- Thomas John Ley, Australian politician
- Willy Ley, science writer
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