Here is a list of people that have been referenced in books about Bodie. If their name is a link, there is more information about that person.

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• Joe Beck
  
• Lester B. Bell
  
• Jno. L. Berry, M.D.
  - Office - New drug store. Formerly of Bellevue Hospital, NY
• W. S. Bodey
  - W. could have stood for Wakeman, Waterman, or William.
• Harvey Boone
  
• Dr. Frank L. Bosqui
  
• Warren Boyd
  
• Amasa Bryan
  
• Ben Butler
  
• Wilson Butler
  - First resident blacksmith
• James Stuart Cain
  - Businessman, owned many businesses In Bodie.
• Father Cassin
  
• H. L. Childs
  
• E. R. Cleveland
  
• M.J. Cody
  
• J. L. Colman
  
• Bob Conway
  
• Ed Cox
  - Seriously injured in explosion
• J. Emit Dechambeau
  
• Joseph DeRoche
  
• Charlie Donnelly
  
• Peter Essington
  - At one time, owned the Bunker Hill claim.
• Joe Farnsworth
  - Nigh watchman in 1880
• Annie C. Fouke
  
• Robert Phillip Fouke
  
• Richard Reynolds Fouke
  
• Nathan H. Gregory
  
• Theodore Hoover
  
• Mildred Hoover
  
• Daniel Horner
  - First child born in Bodie.
• Charlie Jardine
  
• Eli Johl
  
• Lottie Johl
  
• "Pioche" Kelley
  
• J. W. Kingsley
  
• Thomas Leggett
  - Superintendent of the Standard Company.
• Harry Lewis
  
• Lewis Lockberg
  - At one time, owned the Bunker Hill claim.
• Ed Loose
  
• Warren Loose
  
• William Loose
  
• Joe Maquire
  
• Ernest Marks
  
• Rosa May
  
• Mike McGowan
  - 'Bad Man', came from Virginia City. Would bite off ears, noses, thumbs.
• Dan McMillan
  - One-armed sheriff and manager of the Bodie baseball team.
• A. E. McMillan
  - Secretary of the Bodie Miners' Union in 1885.
• Ben Miller
  
• Tom Miller
  
• Belle Moore
  - Bodie's first school teacher.
• Alex Nixon
  - Elected as first President of the Miners' Union, Jan. 15, 1878. Shot and killed in a saloon gun fight.
• Billy O'Hara
  - Empire Gold and Silver Mining Company caretaker.
• Dick O'Malley
  - Nigh watchman in 1880
• H. Z. Osborne
  
• Frank Owen
  
• William T. Owens
  
• James B. Perry
  - Late Supervisor of Mono Co.
• R. L. Peterson
  - Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Conveyancer, office in the Rosedale Saloon
• R. G. Preshaw
  - Office - Over Salisbury & Richardson's Boot and Shoe store
• John Pryor
  - Elected as first Vice President of the Miners' Union, Jan. 15, 1878.
• Frank F. Quinville
  - Blacksmith for the Standard Consolidated Mine and
• A. C. Raymond
  
• Patrick Reddy
  
• Gus Renaud
  - Killed in 1884 in the Syndicate mine powder explosion
• Jack Roberts
  - Nigh watchman in 1880
• H. D. Robertson
  - Office - Bodie Hotel
• A. C. Robinson
  
• Dr. M. J. Roe
  - Office - Opposite Shannon's, one door north of Cluggage's stage office, Main St.
• Joe Rouse
  
• Charles Rudin
  
• James Showers
  - Elected as first Treasurer of the Miners' Union, Jan. 15, 1878.
• Thomas Smithen
  
• George Storey
  
• Black Taylor
  - One of Bodey's buddies.
• Johnny Treloar
  
• John Wagner
  - Took over the Gem Eating House and renamed it to the Bon Ton Eating House in 1880.
• C. R. Wedertz
  
• J. J. Welch
  - Bought The Tower Restaurant in March 1879 and renamed it to the Nevada Restaurant and Chop House.