People
- Alan Ramsay Hawley, early American aviator
- Amos Hawley (1910–2009), American sociologist
- Cameron Hawley, American fiction writer
- Caroline Hawley, BBC war correspondent
- David Hawley (1741–1807), Stratfield, Connecticut, captain and privateer during the American Revolution
- Elizabeth Hawley, American journalist
- Frank Hawley, Canadian drag-racing driver
- Gideon Hawley (1727–1807), Yale graduate, missionary to the Iroquois Indians at Mashpee, Massachusetts
- Graeme Hawley, British actor
- Henry Hawley (c. 1679–1759), British army officer
- Jack Hawley, American Republican politician
- James Edwin Hawley, Canadian geologist
- James H. Hawley, governor of Idaho
- Jesse Hawley (football), American college football coach
- Jesse Hawley (merchant), backer of the Erie Canal
- Joseph Hawley (Captain) (1603–1690), Stratford, Connecticut, shipbuilder, first Town Clerk, long-time Representative and Yeoman
- Joseph Roswell Hawley (1826–1905), American political leader
- Karl Hawley, English footballer who plays for Notts County
- Michael Hawley (born 1961), artist and researcher in digital media
- Nero Hawley (1742–1817), Trumbull, Connecticut, slave who fought in American Revolution to earn his freedom
- Ormi Hawley, American actress
- Paul Hawley, member of the band Hot Hot Heat
- Richard Hawley, English guitarist/singer/songwriter/producer
- Robert Hawley, (1729–1799), Trumbull, Connecticut, captain and privateer during American Revolutionary War
- Sandy Hawley, (born 1949), Hall of Fame jockey
- Steven Hawley (born 1951), NASA mission-specialist astronaut
- Thomas Hawley (died 1557), English officer of arms
- Wanda Hawley, silent film actress
- Colonel William Hawley (1861–1941), British archaeologist
- Willis C. Hawley, American politician and co-sponsor of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff of 1930
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