People
- Alfred Tilton (20th century), Soviet spy
- Charlene Tilton (born 1958), American actress
- Chris Tilton (born 1979), American soundtrack composer
- Edward Lippincott Tilton (1861-1933), American architect
- Frances Tilton Weaver (1904-2003), Valparaiso University alumnus
- Frederick W. Tilton (circa 1821-1890), businessman and philanthropist
- Glenn Tilton (born 1948), Chairman, President, and CEO of UAL Corporation
- James Tilton (1745-1822), American physician and soldier
- Liz Tilton (20th century), American vocalist
- Lois Tilton (born 1946), science fiction, fantasy, alternate history, and horror writer
- Maggie Tilton, a fictional character appearing in two books in the Lonesome Dove series
- Mark Tilton (born 1962), British screenwriter, filmmaker, and musician
- Martha Tilton (1915-2006), American popular singer
- Press Tilton, a fictional character in the Pendragon series
- Robert Tilton (born 1946), American televangelist
- Ron Tilton (born 1963), American football guard
- Shannon Tilton (21st century), American voice actress
- Theodore Tilton (1835-1907), American newspaper editor
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