Ralph Dison

Ralph Dison or Ralfe Dyson (died 1628) was a servant of the English royal family.

Dison was under-keeper of the royal palace, gardens, and wardrobe at Oatlands. His annual fee was £12. The keeper was John Trevor (1563–1630), whose annual fee was £27-7s-8d.

His name appears in the inventories of Anne of Denmark. He made a list of six paintings to be sent to the queen's gallery at Hampton Court with a servant of John Whynyard, yeoman of the king's beds, and oversaw the return of red velvet hangings to Whitehall Palace and a folding Chinese screen to Somerset House. Dison was included as under-keeper of Oatlands in a version of Anne's household roll written in French in 1619.

Ralph Dison died before 1628. The executor of his will was his widow Phoebe Alexander, the daughter of a London ironmonger Ralph Cannynge.

The next under-keeper at Oatlands was John Griffith.