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• William CoverdaleEnglish County cricketer (1862-1934)
• William Covington Beck, Jr.American businessman (1960-2009)
• William Covington HallAmerican labor activist
• William CowanFootballer (1900-1979)
• William CowanCanadian fur trader (1818–1902)
• William CowanCanadian politician
• William CowardLondon merchant and supporter of nonconformism
• William Cowardpirate in colonial Massachusetts
• William CowardEnglish physician, writer and poet
• William Cowell Sr.American silversmith (1682-1736)
• William CowenEnglish landscape painter (1791-1864)
• William CowenBritish trampoline gymnast (born 2003)
• William CowherdChristian minister and vegetarianism activist (1763–1816)
• William Cowhiggymnast (1887-1964)
• William Cowierugby player
• William CowieNew Zealand bishop (1831-1902)
• William CowlishawNew Zealand barrister and provincial politician (1839-1903)
• William Cowlishaw JohnsonBritish politician
• William Cownierugby player
• William CowperEnglish surgeon and anatomist
• William Cowper(1778–1858) English clergyman active in Australia, and archdeacon of Cumberland
• William CowperEnglish theatre and film actor
• William CowperCowper, William (bap. 1701, d. 1767), physician and antiquary
• William CowperEnglish poet and hymnodist (1731–1800)
• William Cowper AlexanderAmerican lawyer, politician and insurance executive (1806-1874)
• William Cowper BrannAmerican journalist (1855–1898)
• William Cowper PrimeAmerican journalist (1825–1905)
• William Cowper SmithNew Zealand politician
• William Cowper, 1st Earl CowperEnglish noble, politician and first Lord Chancellor of Great Britain (1665-1723)
• William Cowper-Temple, 1st Baron Mount TempleBritish noble and politician (1811-1888)
• William CoxAmerican long-distance runner
• William CoxAmerican Episcopalian bishop (1921–2025)
• William CoxEnglish soldier and early Australian pioneer (1764-1837)
• William CoxBritish merchant and politician
• William CoxBritish wrestler (fl. 1908)
• William CoxNova Scotia lawyer
• William CoxIrish soldier
• William CoxBritish politician and solicitor
• William CoxAustralian judge
• William Cox BennettBritish writer (1820-1895)
• William Cox EllisAmerican politician (1787-1871)
• William CoxeEnglish historian and clergyman (1747-1828)
• William Coxe, Jr.American politician and gardener (1762-1831)
• William CoxenBritish politician
• William CoyneAmerican business executive
• William CoyteEnglish physician and botanist
• William Cozens-Hardy, 2nd Baron Cozens-HardyBritish politician (1869–1924)
• William CrabbScottish painter (1811–1876)
• William CrabtreeBritish architect (1905–1991)
• William CrabtreeBritish astronomer
• William CraddockAmerican baseball player
• William Craddock BettridgeCanadian clergy (1791-1879)
• William Craddock BollandBritish barrister and medievalist
• William CradockArchdeacon of Lewes
• William CradockIrish Priest and Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral
• William Craftfugitive enslaved person and abolitionist
• William Craft BrumfieldAmerican art historian
• William CraghWelsh rebel who survived being hanged in 1290
• William CraginAmerican tennis player
• William CraigAmerican author and historian (1929–1997)
• William CraigAmerican logician (1918–2016)
• William CraigCanadian broadcaster
• William CraigAnglican Dean of Ontario
• William Craigfirst United States Secret Service death
• William CraigAmerican frontiersman and trapper
• William CraigScottish businessman
• William CraigNorthern Irish politician and founder of the Vanguard Unionist Progressive Party (1924–2011)
• William CraigAmerican painter (1829-1875)
• William CraigScottish surgeon and botanist (1832-1922)
• William CraigCanadian politician
• William Craig BrownleeAmerican priest and academic
• William Craig MartinAustralian sociologist (1956-2016)
• William Craig McNamaraCanadian politician (1904-1984)
• William Craig ReynoldsAmerican fluid dynamicist (1933–2004)
• William Craig RiceAmerican academic (1955-2016)
• William Craig ShirreffBritish painter (1786-1805)
• William Craig Smithart director (1918-1986)
• William Craig, Lord CraigBritish judge
• William CraigieScottish philologist and lexicographer (1867–1957)
• William CraikScottish educationalist, born 1881
• William CraikAmerican politician (1761-1814)
• William CrainHorror film director
• William CrakeEnglish footballer (1852-1921)
• William CramerBritish pathologist (1878–1945)
• William CrampAmerican shipbuilder (1807–1879)
• William CramptonBritish vexillologist (1936-1997)
• William Crampton GoreIrish artist
• William CranTV producer, director and screen writer (1945–2025)
• William CranchUnited States federal judge (1769-1855)
• William Cranch BondAmerican astronomer (1789-1859)
• William Cranelithographer; d. 1843
• William CraneRoyal choirmaster of the Tudor period
• William CraneNew Brunswick merchant, judge and provincial legislator (1785-1853)
• William CraneAustralian chess player (1851-1920)
• William Crane GrayAmerican bishop (1835–1919)
• William CranerBritish sprinter
• William CranfordCranford, William (d. c.1645), composer
• William CranoAmerican psychologist
• William Cranston LawtonAmerican classical philologist (1853-1941)
• William Cranstoun, 1st Lord CranstounPeerage person ID=25062
• William Cranstoun, 3rd Lord CranstounPeerage person ID=357043
• William Cranstoun, 5th Lord Cranstoun(died 1726)
• William Cranstoun, 7th Lord Cranstoun
• William Crapo DurantAmerican automotive businessman (1861–1947)
• William Crapon SibleyAmerican business executive (1832-1902)
• William Crary BrownellAmerican literary critic (1851-1928)
• William CrashawChurch of England cleric
• William Crassus13th-century Anglo-Norman
• William CrathernBritish composer
• William CrathornEnglish philosopher
• William CravenEnglish merchant and Lord Mayor of London
• William CravenEnglish priest and academic (1730–1815)
• William Craven, 1st Earl of CravenEnglish nobleman and soldier, Bahamian colonial administrator
• William Craven, 1st Earl of Craven, 7th Baron CravenBritish Army general (1770-1825)
• William Craven, 2nd Baron CravenEnglish peer
• William Craven, 2nd Earl of CravenBritish peer (1809-1866)
• William Craven, 3rd Baron CravenEnglish noble
• William Craven, 4th Earl of CravenBritish peer
• William Craven, 5th Baron CravenBritish baron
• William Craven, 5th Earl of Craven5th Earl of Craven (1897-1932)
• William Craven, 6th Baron CravenEnglish noble
• William Craven, 6th Earl of CravenBritish earl (1917-1965)
• William Craven-EllisBritish politician (1880-1959)
• William CrawfordAmerican soldier and surveyor (1722-1782)
• William CrawfordScottish painter (died 1869)
• William CrawfordUnited States federal judge (1784-1849)
• William CrawfordCanadian land surveyor, farmer and political figure in Manitoba (1847-1897)
• William CrawfordAmerican politician
• William CrawfordAmerican politician from Pennsylvania (1760-1823)
• William CrawfordBritish Liberal Party politician (1780-1843)
• William CrawfordEnglish miner, trade unionist and Liberal politician (1833-1890)
• William Crawfordminister of the Presbyterian General Synod of Ulster (1740-1800)
• William CrawfordAmerican soldier, politician and founder of Portsmouth, Virginia
• William CrawfordBritish naval officer (1907-2003)
• William Crawford AndersonBritish politician (1877– 1919)
• William Crawford ArmorAmerican soldier and writer
• William Crawford ConnerAmerican businessman, Sheriff of New York City
• William Crawford DunlapAmerican physicist
• William Crawford Gorgas22nd Surgeon General of the United States Army
• William Crawford Honeymanmusician, author
• William Crawford SherrodConfederate Army officer (1835–1919)
• William Crawford SmithAmerican soldier and architect (1837-1899)
• William Crawford WilliamsonEnglish naturalist and palaeobotanist (1816-1895)
• William Crawford Winlockastronomer
• William Crawford YoungAmerican illustrator (1886–1947)
• William Crawleypriest
• William CrawleyBritish journalist
• William Crawley-BoeveyBritish mathematician
• William Crawshawcricketer (1861-1938)
• William Crawshay IBritish businessman
• William Crawshay IIWelsh ironmaster (1788-1867)
• William CreaghRoman Catholic prelate
• William CreaghanCanadian politician (1922–2008)
• William CreanIrish Catholic bishop
• William CreechScottish publisher, printer, bookseller and politician; (1745-1815)
• William Creech, Sr.American philanthropist
• William CreedEnglish priest
• William CreedCanadian politician
• William CreekAAP in Electrician from Wwcc, Phoenix
• William Creekpriest
• William CreeseUmpire (1870-1918)
• William CreightonUnited States federal judge (1778-1851)
• William CreightonIrish rallydriver
• William Creighton WoodwardAmerican physician (1867-1949)
• William CrellinEnglish association football player (born 2000)
• William CremorAustralian brigadier (1897–1962)
• William CresswellAustralian criminal
• William CreswickBritish actor (1813–1888)
• William CretonEnglish priest
• William Crewe of Soundmedieval soldier from Cheshire
• William CrichtonScottish-Finnish industrialist (1827-1889)
• William CrichtonScottish minister of the Church of Scotland, 1630-1708
• William CrichtonScottish Jesuit
• William CrichtonEnglish rugby union player
• William Crichton, 1st Earl of DumfriesPeerage person ID=23873
• William Crichton, 1st Lord CrichtonLord Chancellor of Scotland
• William Crichton, 2nd Earl of DumfriesScottish noble
• William Crichton, 3rd Earl of Dumfries(1685-1693)
• William CrightonAustralian musician
• William CringanScottish footballer (1890-1958)
• William CrippsBritish politician (1805–1848)
• William CrispPriest, translator
• William CrispinAmerican colonist
• William Critchlow HarrisCanadian architect (1854-1913)
• William CrittendemAmerican filibuster
• William CrittendenBishop of Erie, Pennsylvania
• William Crittenden MooneyAmerican politician, Ohio (1855–1918)
• William Croade LoveringUnion Army officer, politician (1835-1910)
• William CrockerMember of Parliament in the Parliament of England
• William CrockettAustralian political figure (1864 - 1932)
• William CrockfordBritish businessman
• William CroftEnglish roman catholic priest; canon
• William CroftAmerican linguist
• William CroftEnglish composer and organist
• William CroftEnglish civil servant
• William Croft Dickinsonhistorian
• William Croft WilsonAmerican Congregationalist minister (1931–1963)
• William Crofton TwynamBritish colonial administrator and biological scientist
• William CroftsBritish rower (1846–1912)
• William Crofts(c.1639-95) of Little Saxham, Suff
• William Crofts, 1st Baron CroftsEnglish peer and Gentleman of the Bedchamber
• William CrokeEnglish baliff and member of parliament;(died 1401)
• William CrollyRoman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh
• William Cromerhigh Sheriff of Kent
• William Cromer(c.1531-98) of Tunstall, nr. Sittingbourne, Kent
• William Cromerpolitician
• William CromptonNew Zealand politician
• William CromptonAmerican inventor of loom technology (1806-1891)
• William Crompton-StansfieldBritish landowner and Whig politician, of Esholt Hall, Yorkshire, and Frimley Park, Surrey (1790–187
• William CronjagerAmerican cinematographer
• William Cronk ElmoreAmerican physicist
• William CrononAmerican historian
• William CrookAmerican politician
• William Crookesurgeon and politician in colonial Australia
• William CrookeScottish photographer (1848–1928)
• William CrookeBritish orientalist (1848–1923)
• William CrookesBritish chemist and physicist (1832-1919)
• William CrooksCanadian politician
• William CrooksAmerican colonel, representative and railroader
• William CroomeAmerican artist (1790–1860)
• William CrooneBritish doctor
• William CropperEnglish cricketer (1862-1889)
• William CrosbieCanadian diplomat
• William CrosbieCanadian engineer and transportation planner
• William CrosbieBritish Member of Parliament (died 1798)
• William CrosbieScottish painter (1915-1999)
• William Crosbie MairScottish physician
• William Crosbie, 1st Earl of GlandoreIrish politician
• William CrosbyEnglish painter (1830–1910)
• William Crosby DawsonAmerican politician (1798–1856)
• William Crosby MarshallAmareican engineer and author
• William Crosfieldpolitician, died 1909
• William CrossBritish politician (1856–1892)
• William CrossAustralian rower
• William CrossScottish rugby union player (1850–1890)
• William Cross BarrattBritish Army and British Indian Army officer
• William Cross YuilleAustralian jockey (1819-1894)
• William Crosse
• William Crossgroveuniversity teacher
• William CrossingBritish writer
• William CrosslandAmerican politician (1888–1958)
• William Crossmanofficer in the Royal Engineers and a Liberal and Liberal Unionist politician; (1830-1901)
• William Croswell DoaneAmerican bishop (1832–1913)
• William CrotchEnglish composer, organist and artist (1775-1847)
• William Crothers FitlerAmerican painter and illustrator (1857-1915)
• William CrovelloAmerican photographer
• William CrowIrish politician
• William Crowchepolitician
• William CroweIrish Anglican priest
• William CroweEnglish poet
• William CroweEnglish clergyman and bibliographer
• William Crowell BrayAmerican chemist
• William CrowhurstEnglish cricketer (1849-1915)
• William CrowneEnglish soldier and politician
• William Crowninshield EndicottAmerican politician and judge (1826-1900)
• William CrowtherAustralian politician (1817-1885)
• William Crowthercomputer programmer and caver
• William CrowtherNew Zealand politician
• William Croxfordcricketer (1863-1950)
• William CrozierIrish cricketer (1873-1916)
• William CrozierUnited States Army Chief of Ordnance (1855–1942)
• William CrozierIrish artist (1930-2011)
• William CrozierScottish painter (1893-1930)
• William Cruddaspolitician
• William CrudenChurch of Scotland minister
• William CrudenScottish merchant
• William CruickshankBritish chemist and surgeon
• William CruikshankBritish artist (1848-1922)
• William CrummCommanding General of 3rd Air Division
• William Crump16th-century English politician
• William CrumpEnglish gardener (1843-1932)
• William CrumpNew Zealand cricketer (1928-)
• William Crundalltimber merchant and politician (1847–1934)
• William CrutchfieldAmerican politician (1824–1890)
• William Cubbonantiquary and museum curator
• William CubittBritish civil engineer
• William CubittEnglish engineering contractor and Conservative Party politician
• William CubittBritish Army general
• William Cubitt CookeBritish painter and illustrator
• William Cubleypainter, educator (1816-1896)
• William CuendetSwiss art collector (1886-1958)
• William CuestaColombian footballer
• William CuevasVenezuelan baseball player (born 1990)
• William CuffayEnglish political reformer
• William CuffeIrish politician
• William Cuffe, 4th Earl of DesartIrish earl (1845-1898)
• William CulbertsonAmerican businessman
• William Culbertson IIIAmerican bishop (1905-1971)
• William Culham WoodwardCanadian businessman (1885-1957)
• William CulicanAustralian archaeologist and academic (1928-1984)
• William CulkinAmerican teacher, politician, historian and lawyer
• William CullenU.S. Representative from Illinois
• William CullenNew Zealand-born Australian cricketer (1887-1945)
• William CullenBritish Army officer and Resident in the Kingdom of Travancore and Cochin (1785–1862)
• William CullenScottish physician, chemist and agriculturalist; (1710-1790)
• William Cullen BryantAmerican romantic poet and journalist (1794-1878)
• William Cullen WilcoxImportant early anti-racist missionaries to South Africa
• William Cullen, Baron Cullen of WhitekirkBritish judge and lawyer (born 1935)
• William CullifordEnglish revenue official and MP (c.early 1640s–1720x23)
• William CullomAmerican politician (1810–1896)
• William Culp DarrahBiologist and historian of photography (1909-1989)
• William CumbackAmerican politician (1829-1905)
• William Cumberland CruikshankBritish scientist
• William CuminBishop of Durham elect
• William CuminBritish botanist and doctor; (1784-1854)
• William CumingIrish artist (1769-1852)
• William Cuming
• William CumiskeyIrish Labour Party politician
• William Cummin ClarkAmerican development policy researcher
• William CummingAmerican planter and soldier
• William CummingAustralian politician (1886–1951)
• William CummingAmerican artist (1917-2010)
• William CummingAmerican lawyer and delegate to the Continental Congress
• William Cumming HenleyIronmonger, scientist, naturalist, artist, collector
• William Cumming Peterscomposer, publisher
• William Cumming RoseAmerican biochemist (1887–1985)
• William CummingsNew Zealand rugby union player (1889-1955)
• William CummingsScottish runner (1858-1919)
• William CummingsAustralian politician
• William CumminsWelsh rugby union player
• William CumminsIrish politician
• William CumminsAustralian politician
• William Cundy(d.c.1413) of Hythe, Kent
• William CuninghamEnglish physician
• William Cuninghame of LainshawBritish writer
• William CunninghamScottish theologian; (1805-1861)
• William CunninghamEnglish footballer (1899-1934)
• William CunninghamAmerican basketball player (born 1974)
• William CunninghamAmerican politician from Illinois
• William CunninghamAmerican football player (1872-1957)
• William CunninghamBritish economist and churchman (1849–1919)
• William Cunningham
• William Cunningham BlestAnglo-Irish doctor
• William Cunningham DalyellBritish Royal Navy officer
• William Cunningham GrayAmerican newspaper publisher, editor, and columnist
• William Cunningham HectorScottish painter and antique collector
• William Cunningham SmithAmerican academic (1871–1943)
• William Cunningham, 12th Earl of Glencairn(died 1733)
• William Cunningham, 13th Earl of Glencairnmilitary personnel
• William Cunningham, 4th Earl of GlencairnScottish noble
• William Cunningham, 6th Earl of GlencairnBritish Earl
• William Cunningham, 8th Earl of GlencairnScottish politician
• William Cunningham, 9th Earl of GlencairnScottish judge
• William CunninghameBritish businessman
• William CunningtonAntiquary (1754-1810)
• William CunynghameBritish Member of Parliament (1747-1828)
• William CureEnglish master mason
• William CureDutch-English mason and sculptor
• William CuretonBritish orientalist (1808–1864)
• William CurgenvenEnglish cricketer and surgeon
• William CurleyBritish chocolatier
• William CurnowAustralian journalist (1832-1903)
• William CurpheyBritish flying ace
• William CurranAmerican politician (1885–1951)
• William CurranAustralian cricket umpire
• William CurranAmerican football player
• William Curran DawsonAmerican politician
• William CurrentAmerican politician (born 1933)
• William Curreyrecipient of the Victoria Cross (1895–1948)
• William CurrieCanadian manufacturer and political figure in New Brunswick
• William CurrieEnglish land owner, distiller, banker and Member of Parliament
• William Currieart collector
• William Currie McDougallScottish minister
• William CurryAmerican designer (1927-1971)
• William CurryKey West businessman and Florida's first millionaire (1821-1896)
• William CurryAmerican oceanographer
• William CurryIrish politician (1784–1842)
• William CurryAmerican conductor and composer
• William Curry HoldenAmerican historian and archeologist (1896–1993)
• William Curt FreundAmerican economist
• William CurtainIrish poet
• William Curtinresearcher
• William CurtisIrish Anglican priest
• William CurtisEnglish cricketer (1881-1962)
• William CurtisBritish scientist (1746-1799)
• William CurtisAmerican baseball player
• William Curtis BrangwynBritish designer and decorator
• William Curtis BrysonAmerican judge
• William Curtis FarabeeAmerican scientist (1865–1925)
• William Curtis GreenEnglish architect (1875–1960)
• William Curtis NoyesAmerican lawyer (1805–1864)
• William Curtis ShellyCanadian politician
• William Curtis StilesAmerican clergyman
• William Curtis TaylorAmerican photographer (active 1860s-1890s)
• William CurzonBritish Member of Parliament (died 1749)
• William Curzon-Siggers
• William CusanceEnglish administrator
• William CusanoCanadian politician (1943-2012)
• William CushingUnited States federal judge (1732-1810)
• William Cushing19thC American librarian and writer
• William CushionRoyal Air Force air marshal (1891-1978)
• William Cushman AveryAmerican physician and naturalist
• William CusinsBritish musician (1833–1893)
• William CustEnglish politician; (1787-1845)
• William CustisNorth American Colonial British merchant, planter and politician
• William Cutfield KingNew Zealand politician
• William CuthbertCanadian politician
• William CuthbertBritish politician (1890-1960)
• William CuthbertsonScottish boxer (1902-1963)
• William CutoloAmerican mobster (1949–1999)
• William CuttellEnglish cricketer (1835-1896)
• William CuttenNew Zealand politician (1822–1883)
• William Cutter(1801-1867) American merchant and author
• William CuttingAmerican lawyer, soldier, and socialite
• William CyplesBritish philosopher and poet (1831-1882)
• William Cyr
• William Cyril CohenLLB in Criminal Law from CUNY, ghana
• William Cyril FernandesDIMAP in Mechatronics from Nettur Technical Training Foundation, Hubballi-Dharwad
• William Czar BradleyAmerican politician (1782-1867)
• William Célestin Fokamamateur wrestler, sambo fighter
• William César de OliveiraBrazilian association football player (born 1968)
• William Córdova ChirinoPuerto Rican politician
• William D Collinsearth and Planetary Science researcher
• William D Martinresearcher ORCID ID = 0000-0001-8694-494X
• William d'Alton MannAmerican businessman (1839–1920)
• William D'Altrimilitary personnel
• William D'Amicobobsledder (1910–1984)
• William D'AntonioAmerican sociologist
• William D'ArcyNew Zealand cricketer (1863-1940)
• William d'AubignyAnglo-Norman nobleman
• William d'AubignyEnglish judge
• William d'Aubigny1025 - bef. 1086
• William d'Aubigny, 1st Earl of Arundel12th-century English nobleman
• William d'Aubigny, 2nd Earl of Arundel12th-century English Earl of Arundel
• William d'Aubigny, 3rd Earl of ArundelEnglish Earl of Arundel (died 1221)
• William d'Aubigny, 4th Earl of ArundelEnglish Earl
• William d'Aumeryfeudatory
• William d'Autremencourt
• William d'EcouisFrench noble
• William d'EichthalFrench private banker
• William D'EliaAmerican mobster
• William D'SouzaCatholic priest, Catholic bishop
• William d'ÉvreuxSon of Robert II
• William D. (Bill) MurrayCIA employee
• William D. AlexanderAfrican-American film producer
• William D. AllenAmerican football and basketball coach
• William D. AllisonAmerican lawman
• William D. Anderson Jr.ichthyologist
• William D. AraizaAmerican lawyer
• William D. AtkinsonAmerican judge
• William D. AustinAmerican architect
• William D. BairdAmerican politician
• William D. BarnesAmerican politician
• William D. BaumgartnerAmerican Coast Guard admiral
• William D. Beaneybotanist
• William D. BerryAmerican artist (1926-1979)
• William D. BerryAmerican political scientist
• William D. Beydlermilitary officer
• William D. BishopAmerican politician (1827–1904)
• William D. Blankspolitician (1864-1921)
• William D. BloxhamAmerican politician (1835-1911)
• William D. BoiesAmerican politician (1857-1932)
• William D. BondAmerican mechanical engineer
• William D. BoyceBusinessman and founder of Scouting in America (1858-1929)
• William D. BradfordAmerican economist
• William D. Bradshawearly western U.S. Pioneer
• William D. Brewerresearcher
• William D. BrewerAmerican diplomat (1922–2009)
• William D. BrownAmerican politician, Nebraska
• William D. BrowneUS Army officer
• William D. BurnsAmerican politician, Illinois
• William D. BynumAmerican politician (1846–1927)
• William D. Byrne Jr.American Navy admiral
• William D. ByronAmerican politician (1895–1941)
• William D. C. GermaineAmerican mayor
• William D. Caballerofilmmaker, writer, and composer
• William D. CairnsAmerican mathematician (1871–1955)
• William D. CampbellAmerican scoutleader
• William D. CardwellMember of Virginia House of Delegates (1868-1954)
• William D. CareyAmerican publisher
• William D. CarrollMember of Wisconsin State Senat (1880-1955)
• William D. CattoAmerican Marine Corps general
• William D. ChappelleAmerican educator and AME Church Bishop (1857-1925)
• William D. ChappleAmerican lawyer and politician, Massachusetts (1868–1956)
• William D. ClarkBritish economist (1916–1985)
• William D. CochranAmerican astronomer
• William D. CochranAmerican football player (1894–1951)
• William D. CohanFinancial journalist; former investment banker
• William D. CohenAssociate Justice of the Vermont Supreme Court
• William D. ColemanIndian academic (1915-2001)
• William D. ColemanLiberian politician (1842-1908)
• William D. ColemanCanadian political scientist (1950–2023)
• William D. ConnorAmerican politician (1864-1944)
• William D. CoxAmerican sports executive
• William D. CurryUnited States general
• William D. Davisbusinessperson
• William D. DeanAmerican politician – Minnesota -- "Bill" House 1975-82 (District 58A)
• William D. DenneyAmerican governor of Delaware (1873-1953)
• William D. Desmond1974-
• William D. DickeyMedal of Honor recipient
• William D. DrakeEnglish musician
• William D. DunhamAmerican flying ace
• William D. EdwardsUnited States Army Medal of Honor recipient (1849–1903)
• William D. EggersAmerican writer
• William D. EmmonsAmerican chemist
• William D. EuilleAmerican politician
• William D. EvansAmerican judge (1852-1936)
• William D. FentonOregon lawyer and politician in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
• William D. FosterAmerican film producer (1860–1940)
• William D. FultonAmerican politician