People
- Adam Schiff, American politician
- András Schiff, Hungarian pianist
- Arthur Schiff, Infomercial copywriter who coined the term "But wait, there's more!"
- Barry Schiff, Aviation Journalist & Airline Captain
- Don Schiff, composer, musician, most notable as NS/Stick, Chapman Stick and Electric bass player
- Dorothy Schiff, owner and publisher of the New York Post for nearly 40 years
- Heinrich Schiff, a noted Austrian cellist, much in demand as a soloist with the world's leading chamber ensembles and orchestras
- Hugo Schiff, German chemist who discovered Schiff base and Schiff test
- Irwin Schiff, prominent tax protestor
- Jacob Schiff, German-born, American banker, see also Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
- John M. Schiff, Boy Scouts of America
- John Jack Schiff, co-founder of The Cincinnati Financial Corporation
- Jordan Schiff, Promotions Coordinator for the Long Island Ducks
- Karenna Gore Schiff,
- Leonard I. Schiff, deceased American physicist.
- Mark Schiff,
- Moritz Schiff, German biologist
- Mortimer L. Schiff, Boy Scouts of America, eponym of Mortimer L. Schiff Scout Reservation
- Nathan Schiff,
- Peter Schiff, an American stock broker, financial analyst, and author
- Richard Schiff,
- Rebecca L. Schiff, American scholar of civilian-military relations
- Robert Cleveland Schiff, co-founder of The Cincinnati Financial Corporation
- Stacy Schiff,
- Steven Schiff, former member of the United States House of Representatives from New Mexico
- Ze'ev Schiff, Israeli journalist
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