There are many interesting people that lived in Strawberry Hill and you can read more about them on the website of Twickenham Museum. The People section of the site categorises people by 21 groups of occupations and there is also a Search function.

Baroness Howe of Langar (the destroyer of Pope’s Villa)
The Earl of Radnor (creator of the original Radnor House)
Kitty Clive (actress who lived at Little Strawberry Hill)
The Berry Sisters (who also lived at Little Strawberry Hill)
Anne Damer (sculptor who inherited Strawberry Hill)
Laetitia Matilda Hawkins (19th century gossip, lived at Twickenham House on the site of Heath Gardens)
Samuel Scott (the English Canaletto)
Sir Robert Shirley (occupied Heath Lane Lodge)
Thomas Hudson and William Hickey (portrait painter and his son who lived in Cross Deep House)
Colley Cibber (Actor-manager who occupied the house which became Strawberry Hill)
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu (friend of Alexander Pope)
and, of course:
Alexander Pope
Horace Walpole