People
- Surname
- Arthur Rowley (footballer born 1870), English footballer with Stoke and Port Vale
- Arthur Rowley (1926–2002), English footballer with Fulham, Leicester City and Shrewsbury
- Christopher Rowley (b. 1948), American writer
- Coleen Rowley, FBI agent and whistleblower before WTC event
- Cynthia Rowley, American fashion designer
- Dick Rowley (1904–1984), Irish international footballer
- Elizabeth Rowley, Canadian politician and writer
- Geoff Rowley, Liverpool-born professional skateboarder
- George Rowley (1782–1836), Dean and Master of University College, Oxford
- George Dawson Rowley (1822–1878), English ornithologist
- Hazel Rowley, British-born Australian writer
- Ian Cecil Robert Rowley, Australian ornithologist
- Jack Rowley, football player
- James Joseph Rowley, director of the United States Secret Service
- Janet Rowley, American human geneticist
- Sir Joshua Rowley, 1st Baronet Royal Navy officer
- Max Rowley, Australian media personality and radio presenter
- Richard Rowley, pseudonym of Richard Valentine Williams
- Stan Rowley, Australian sprinter
- Thomas Rowley (disambiguation) (several men with this name)
- William Rowley (disambiguation) (several men with this name)
- Holders of the title Baron Langford had the last name Rowley
- Clotworthy Rowley, 1st Baron Langford
- Geoffrey Alexander Rowley-Conwy, 9th Baron Langford
- Given name
- Sir Henry Rowley Bishop, English composer
- Rowley Birkin QC, fictional character in "The Fast Show" UK television comedy
- Rowley Jefferson, a fictional character in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series
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