Still to be found
Through stelae, statues and relief-blocks, which are present in museum-collections, it is possible to determine which tomb owners had their tombs built in Saqqara. When these objects were found and shipped to museums all over the world, it was often not recorded where exactly they originate from, except for a rough indication like 'Saqqara'. Numerous tombs have since then disappeared beneath the drifting desert sands, but not from our memory, resulting in the list below. Besides these tombs there are still tombs to be found of which we have no knowledge at all to this day. We have no objects in museums of these tombs and the names of their owners are still unknown to us.
The list shown below was originally published in G. T. Martin's book 'The Hidden Tombs of Memphis' (1992).
| Tomb of ... | Function(s) | Date |
| Amenemone | First chief in Memphis, general of the Lord of the Two Lands, steward in the temple of Tuthmosis III, etc. | Late Eighteenth Dynasty |
| Amenhotep called Huy | High steward in Memphis, etc. | Time of Amenhotep III |
| Harmose | Steward of the Lord of the Two Lands | Nineteenth Dynasty |
| Horemheb | Royal scribe, fanbearer on the right of the King, steward | Time of Ramesses I |
| Hori | High-priest of Ptah | Ramesside |
| Hormin | Overseer of the royal apartments of the harim at Memphis, true royal scribe, etc. | Early Nineteenth Dynasty |
| Iny | Overseer of goldworkers of the Lord of the Two Lands, one who knows the secrets in the house of gold, etc. | Late Eighteenth Dynasty |
| Ipy | High steward, fanbearer on the right of the King, etc. | Late Eighteenth Dynasty |
| Iry | Scribe of Usermaatre-setepenre [Ramesses II] in the domain of Amun | Ramesside |
| Kairy | Chief of chariot-makers, overseer of a workshop in the armoury, etc. | Nineteenth Dynasty |
| lurokhy | True royal scribe, general | Ramesside |
| Merymery | Custodian of the treasury of Memphis | Probably time of Amenhotep III |
| Meryptah | High-priest of Ptah | Late Eighteenth Dynasty |
| Meryre | Overseer of nurses of the good god [Pharaoh], etc. | Probably time of Amenhotep III |
| Niay | Royal scribe, priest of Sekhmet in the temple of Sekhmet | Nineteenth Dynasty |
| Pagerger | Chief of chisellers | Nineteenth Dynasty |
| Parahotep (or Rahotep) | Governor of the town [the capital city], vizier | Time of Ramesses II |
| Penrennut | Chief of police | Ramesside |
| Ptahemhab and Amenemhab | Chiefs of goldworkers | Nineteenth Dynasty |
| Ptahemhet called Ty | High-priest of Ptah | Late Eighteenth Dynasty |
| Ptahmose | High-priest of Ptah, etc. | Time of Amenhotep III |
| Ptahmose | Royal scribe of the treasury, overseer of the cattle of Amun, etc. | Nineteenth Dynasty |
| Ptahmose | High steward of the temple of Ramesses II in the domain of Ptah, etc. | Ramesside |
| Ramessesemperre | Fanbearer on the right of the King, royal butler, etc. | Ramesside |
| Ramose | Scribe of recruits of the Lord of the Two Lands, deputy of the temple | Nineteenth Dynasty |
| Roy | Chief of bowmen, overseer of horses, etc. | Late Eighteenth Dynasty |
| Sayempeteref | Chief of goldworkers of the estate of Sety I | Ramesside |
| Serbykhen | Priest of Amun, Astarte, and Baal, etc. | Ramesside |
| Sety | Sword-bearer [in front of] the Lord of the Two Lands, armour-bearer of the company, 'Ruler-in-the-Two-Lands' | Nineteenth Dynasty |
| Tjunery | Overseer of works on all monuments of the King, royal scribe, etc. | Time of Ramesses II |
| Wesy | Standard-bearer of the ship, 'Front-of-the-beauty-of-Amun', chief of bowmen of the Lord of the Two Lands, etc. | Time of Amenhotep III |