William Walker
William Walker may refer to:
Politics and government
- William Walker (British colonial governor), twice acting governor of British Guiana (1848-49 and 1853-54); see List of Governors of British Guiana
- William Walker (diplomat) (born 1935), U.S. ambassador to El Salvador 1988–1992; leader of the Kosovo Verification Mission, 1998–1999
- William Walker (New South Wales politician) (1828–1908), member of the NSW Legislative Assembly and later, Council
- William Walker (New South Wales colonial politician), member of the New South Wales Legislative Council
- William Walker (Quebec merchant) (c. 1790–1863), merchant and politician in Lower Canada, member of the Legislative Council of the Province of Canada
- William Walker (Quebec politician) (1797–1844), lawyer and politician in Lower Canada
- William Walker (trade unionist) (1871–1918), Irish trade unionist and socialist
- William Walker (Wyandot leader) (1800–1874), sometime chief of the Wyandot Nation in Ohio and Kansas
- William A. Walker (1805–1861), U.S. Representative from New York
- William Campbell Walker (1837–1904), New Zealand politician
- William H. Walker (1847–1913), Canadian politician
- William H. Walker (New York City) (1842–1916), New York politician, father of Mayor Jimmy Walker
- William Froggatt Walker (c.1841–1890), member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly for Richmond, then for Boroondara
- William O. Walker (1896–1981), African-American publisher, politician and editor
- Bill Walker (American politician) (William M. Walker, born 1951), Governor of Alaska
Military
- William M. Walker, commander of United States Exploring Expedition in 1838–1842
- William H.T. Walker (1816–1864), Confederate general in the American Civil War
- William Stephen Walker (1822–1899), Confederate brigadier general
- William Walker (filibuster) (1824–1860), American filibuster in Latin America; briefly ruled Nicaragua
- William George Walker (1863–1936), recipient of the Victoria Cross
- William Walker (aviator), British First World War flying ace
- William Walker (RAF officer) (1913–2012), at the time of his death the oldest survivor of the Battle of Britain
- William Stewart Walker (1914–1999), World War II United States Army officer
Arts and entertainment
- William Walker (engraver) (1791–1867), mezzotint engraver of portrait of Robert Burns
- William Walker (composer) (1809–1875), American Baptist song leader and composer
- William Walker (US actor) (1896–1992), African-American film actor (To Kill a Mockingbird)
- William Walker (muralist) (1927–2011), muralist in Chicago
- William Walker (baritone) (1931–2010), singer with the Metropolitan Opera
- William Aiken Walker (1839–1921), American artist
- William Sidney Walker (1795–1846), English Shakespearean critic
- Sugar Belly (William Walker), Jamaican mento musician
- Blind Willie Walker (1896–1933), American blues guitarist and singer
Sports
- William Walker (jockey) (1860–1933), African-American jockey
- William Walker (footballer) (died 1907), Scottish footballer
- William Walker (footballer born 1884), Scottish footballer (Clyde FC and Scotland)
- William Walker (cyclist) (born 1985), Australian racing cyclist
- William Walker (Australian cricketer) (died 1886), Australian cricketer
- William Walker (English cricketer) (died 1938), English cricketer
Other
- William Walker, 1st Baron Wavertree (1856–1933), British businessman, art collector, and racehorse breeder
- William Walker (diver) (1869–1918), diver who saved Winchester Cathedral from collapse
- William F. Walker (1937–2007), President of Auburn University (2001–2007)
- William Hultz Walker (1869–1934), American chemistry professor and a pioneer of chemical engineering
- William R. Walker (born 1944), Canadian leader in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
- William R. Walker (publisher), 19th century English printer and publisher
See also
- Willie Walker (born 1978), New Zealand rugby union footballer
- Bill Walker (disambiguation)
- Billy Walker (disambiguation)
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