Members of The Family
- August Schauman (1826-1876), publicist, founder of Hufvudstadsbladet newspaper
- Eugen Schauman (1875-1904), activist, assassin of Governor-General of Finland Nikolai Bobrikov
- Frans Ludvig Schauman, professor, bishop
- Georg Schauman (1870-1930), politician, member of parliament
- Göran Schauman (b. 1940), actor
- Harry Schauman (1879-1932), industrialist, founder of Harry Schauman Foundation
- Ossian Schauman (1862-1922), scientist, founder of the non-governmental healthcare organization Folkhälsan
- Runar Schauman, (1908-1977), actor, theater director
- Sigrid Schauman (1877-1979), artist, art critic
- Viktor Schauman (1822-1872), businessman
- Waldemar Schauman, (1844–1911), lieutenant general, privy counsillor, senator, governor
- Wilhelm Schauman (1857–1911), industrialist
- Oscar Teodor Schauman (1849–1931), major general, commander of Finnish Dragoon regiment
- Viktor Rafael Schauman (1860–1946), major general, 1st commander of the Finnish Military Academy
- Torbjorn Schauman, businessman.
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