1. Nineteenth century and earlier

2. Twentieth and twenty-first century
     Arts and entertainment    Sports    Business    Other   Fictional characters 

3. References

This article lists notable people from Utica, New York.

Nineteenth century and earlier

• Francis Marion Burdick – American legal scholar was mayor of Utica in 1882 - 1883 (born at De Ruyter, New York)
• Jane Elizabeth Dexter Conklin – poet, journalist, and religious writer
• Roscoe Conkling – US Senator and Republican Stalwart political leader was Mayor of Utica and is buried there.^[1][2]
• Arthur Bowen Davies – Artist, was born in Utica.
• Charles E. Morris – member of the Wisconsin State Assembly, was born in Utica.
• Grace May North – Author, was born in Utica.
• Horatio Seymour – New York State Governor and Democratic presidential candidate was a native of Utica and is buried there.^[3][4]
• James Schoolcraft Sherman – United States Vice-President was born in Utica and is buried there.^[5][6]
• Carrie Babcock Sherman – James Schoolcraft Sherman's wife, was born in Utica.
• Gerrit Smith – Social reformer, abolitionist, politician, and philanthropist was born in Utica.
• Benjamin Walker – Revolutionary war soldier lived the last 20 years of his life in Utica.^[7]
• Chandler J. Wells – former Mayor of Buffalo, New York, was born in Utica.

Twentieth and twenty-first century

Arts and entertainment

• TJ Allard – television personality is from Utica^[8]
• Mark Bodé – artist, was born in Utica; son of Vaughn Bodē
• Vaughn Bodē – artist, was born in Utica.^[9] and graduated from Proctor High School;^[10]
• Joe Bonamassa – musician is from Utica{{citation needed|date=August 2016}}
• Steven Brill – film producer, director and screenwriter is from Utica^[11]
• Neave Brown, London-based architect and artist
• Dick Clark lived briefly in Utica and began his television career there, hosting a country music show on WKTV.^[12]
• Daryl Cobb– children's book author and national children's educational presenter,^[13] was born in Utica.^[14]
• Gary Chalmers– the superintendent of Springfield Elementary School
• Fran Cosmo – musician of the band Boston is from Utica{{citation needed|date = September 2010}}
• Tommy DeCarlo– musician of the band Boston is from Utica{{citation needed|date = September 2010}}
• Debbie Friedman – singer-songwriter of Jewish religious-themed songs, was born in Utica^[15]
• Annette Funicello – actress and singer was born in Utica on October 22, 1942.^[16] She poked mild fun at the city in her^[17] song "The Promised Land" ("I don’t remember too much from the trip from my birth place to California... From Sin City in the East, to the City of Angels...")^[18]
• Lincoln Holroyd – performer, bandleader and music educator in Utica from 1905 until his death in 1961.
• moe. – band is from Utica^[19]
• Ron O'Neal – actor, was born in Utica.^[20]
• Tiffany Pollard – actress is from Utica^[21]

Sports

• George Burns – former Major League Baseball outfielder, was born in Utica in 1889
• Dave Cash – Major League Baseball infielder and three-time All-Star, was born in Utica in 1948
• Robert Esche – National Hockey League goalie and sports executive affiliated with the Utica Comets
• Richie Evans – race car driver{{citation needed|reason = no indication of link to Utica in his Wiki article|date = July 2013}}
• Chris Garrett – running back in Canadian Football League grew up in Utica
• Jim Jackson (sportscaster); play by play broadcaster for the Philadelphia Flyers
• Mark Lemke – former Major League Baseball player was born in Utica
• Art Mills – Major League Baseball pitcher and coach of the 1945 World Series champion Detroit Tigers, was born in Utica in 1903
• Len Rossi – pro wrestler
• Will Smith – NFL defensive end and New Orleans Saints Hall of Fame member graduated from Thomas R. Proctor High School in Utica
• Andy Van Slyke – former Major League Baseball outfielder was born in Utica

Business

• Steve Wynn – real estate developer, hotel and casino mogul is from Utica.^[22]
• David F. D'Alessandro – (born January 6, 1951, Utica), Chairman and CEO of John Hancock Financial Services and best-selling author.
• Harry H. Bassett (1874-1926), automaker, president of Buick (1920–26), was born in Utica.
• David M. Smith (born June 27, 1968), linguist, president of LinguaLinx, was born in Utica.

Other

• Fred J. Douglas – former US Congressman
• Elizabeth E. Farrell – educator (1870-1932)
• Michael Kernan – former Washington Post journalist
• John D. MacDonald – best-selling crime novelist, grew up in Utica
• Charles A. Talcott – former US Congressman
• John Zogby – political pollster is from Utica

Fictional characters

• Gary Chalmers – Superintendent of Springfield School District on the American television cartoon series The Simpsons
• Karen Filippelli – Regional Manager of Dunder Mifflin Utica Branch on the American television comedy The Office
• Lance Catamaran – Announcer of the fictional Southpaw Regional Wrestling Web Series played by John Cena was a newscaster in Utica for 6 weeks and 36 days.

References

• Bamnan And Slivercork
• Bamnan and Slivercork
• Bamna Upazila
• Bamnera
• Bamnet Narong District
• Bamnjo
• BAM Nuttall
• BA Model
• Bamor
• Bamot
• Bamoth-Baal
• Bamoum
• Bamoun
• BAMP
• Bampaku-kinenkoen Station
• Bampaku-kinenkoen Station (Ibaraki)
• Bampaku-kinen-koen Station (Osaka)
• Bampaku- kinenkōen Station
• Bampaku-kinen-kōen Station
• Bampaku-kinenkōen Station (Ibaraki)
• Bampaku-kinen-kōen Station (Osaka)
• Bampf
• Bampfylde baronets
• Bampfylde Carew
• Bampfylde Moore Carew