Company Management
- Henry Case (1871) director and first general manager of Onondaga Pottery Co.
- Lyman W. Clark (1871–1875) superintendent of Onondaga Pottery Co. manufacturing
- George W. Oliver (1873–1889) general manager of Onondaga Pottery Co. business affairs
- Richard Henry Pass (1875–1880) superintendent of Onondaga Pottery Co.
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