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Arts
- Alexandre Dumas, père, French novelist
- Alexandre Dumas, fils, son of the previous
- Edward Canfor-Dumas, English TV scriptwriter and novelist
- Henry Dumas, American poet and author
- Marlene Dumas, South African artist
- Dumas (singer), Québécois singer
- Dumas Malone, American author
Sciences
- Frédéric Dumas, one of the first two diving companions of Jacques-Yves Cousteau
- Georges Dumas (French link), French doctor and psychologist
- Jean-Baptiste Dumas, French chemist
- Russell Dumas, an Australian engineer and public servant
Sports
- Amy Dumas, professional wrestler better known as "Lita"
- Charles Dumas, American high jumper
- Daniel Dumas, Australian rugby player
- Franck Dumas, French football player
- Richard Dumas, American basketball player
- Tony Dumas, American basketball player
- Vito Dumas, Argentine single-handed sailor
Politics
- Joseph Dumas, Canadian politician
- Maurice Dumas, Canadian professor and politician
- Pierre Benoît Dumas, French Governor General of Pondicherry and Réunion
- Roland Dumas, French politician
- Thomas-Alexandre Dumas, General of the French Revolution and father of the novelist Alexandre Dumas, père
- Guillaume Mathieu, comte Dumas, French general
- Dumarsais Simeus, Haitian/American businessman
Places
- United States
- Dumas, Arkansas
- Dumas, Mississippi
- Dumas, Texas
- Dumas Brothel, a brothel in Montana
- Australia
- Dumas House, an office building
- France
- United Kingdom
- Willis Building (Ipswich) (originally Willis Faber and Dumas Headquarters), an office building in Ipswich, England
Other
- Duma, a political assembly in Russia.
- Dumas (Kiba), a character within the Japanese anime Kiba
- The Club Dumas, a novel by Arturo Pérez-Reverte
- The Sacred Order of Saint Dumas, a fictional group in Batman comics
- Duke Dumas, the ruler of the vampires in the videogame Lunar Knights
- Mark Shaw, a DC Comics character
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