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==Non-sport==
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*[[Jim Williams (author)]] (born 1947), author and lawyer
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*[[Jim Williams (analog designer)]] (1948–2011), analog circuit designer and technical author
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*[[Jim Williams (news anchor)]] (born 1957), news anchor at WBBM-TV in Chicago
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*[[Jim Williams (composer)]], Music for Hotel Babylon
*[[Jim Williams (civil rights activist)]] (born circa 1830), civil rights leader and African-American militia leader
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*[[Jim Williams (pastor)]] (born 1935), AoG pastor from New Zealand
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*[[Jim Williams (Florida)]] (born 1926), retired American politician
*[[Jimmy Williams (actor)]], American actor and producer, starring in ''[[Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers]]'', ''Island of Blood'' and ''Silent Night, Zombie Night''


==Sport==
==Sports==
=== American football ===
=== American football ===
*[[Jimmy Williams (linebacker)]] (born 1960), former linebacker for the Detroit Lions
*[[Jim Williams (American football, born 1928)]] (1928–1989), American football coach
*[[Jimmy Williams (cornerback, born 1984)]] (born 1984), former American football cornerback
*[[Jimmy Williams (linebacker)]] (born 1960), American football linebacker
*[[Jimmy Williams (cornerback, born 1979)]] (born 1979), former American football cornerback
*[[Jimmy Williams (cornerback, born 1979)]] (1979–2022), American football cornerback
*[[Jimmy Williams (cornerback, born 1984)]] (born 1984), American football cornerback

=== Association football (soccer) ===
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*[[Jimmy Williams (footballer, born 1882)]] (1882–1960), English footballer
*[[Jimmy Williams (footballer, born 1888)]] (1888–1951), English footballer (Stoke City)
*[[Jimmy Williams (footballer, born 1982)]], English footballer


=== Baseball ===
=== Baseball ===
*[[Jim Williams (outfielder, born 1906)]], American outfielder in the Negro leagues from 1931 to 1944
*[[Jimmy Williams (coach)]] (1926–2016), baseball player and manager; first base coach for the Baltimore Orioles from 1981–89
*[[Jimmy Williams (19th century manager)]] (1847–1918), baseball manager 1884, 1887–1888
*[[Jim Williams (outfielder, born 1947)]], American outfielder in MLB from 1969 to 1970
*[[Jim Williams (outfielder)]] (born 1947), MLB outfielder from 1969–1970
*[[Jimmy Williams (coach)]] (1926–2016), Canadian minor-league player and manager; Baltimore Orioles first base coach from 1981 to 1987
*[[Jimmy Williams (second baseman)]] (1876–1965), MLB second baseman from 1899–1909
*[[Jimmy Williams (baseball manager)]] (1847–1918), American baseball manager in the 1880s
*[[Jimy Williams]] (born 1943), Major League Baseball coach and former manager
*[[Jimmy Williams (second baseman)]] (1876–1965), American second baseman in MLB from 1899 to 1909
*[[Jimy Williams]] (1943–2024), American infielder, coach, and manager (Blue Jays, Red Sox, Astros) in MLB


=== Basketball ===
=== Basketball ===
*[[Jim Williams (basketball coach)]] (1915–2007), basketball coach at Colorado State University 1954-55 to 1979-80
*[[Jim Williams (basketball)]] (1915–2007), head basketball coach at Colorado State University from 1954 to 1980
*[[Jimmy Williams (basketball coach)]], assistant basketball coach at University of Memphis, University of Minnesota, and Oklahoma State; interim head coach at Minnesota (1985–86)
*[[Jimmy Williams (basketball coach)]], assistant basketball coach at University of Memphis, University of Minnesota, and Oklahoma State; interim head coach at Minnesota (1985–86)
*[[Jimmy Williams (basketball player)]] (born 1986), Togolese basketball player
=== Others ===

*[[Jim Williams (curler)]] (1916–2004) Canadian curler
=== Other sports ===
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*[[Jimmy Williams (footballer, born 1888)]] (1888–1951), English footballer (Stoke City)
*[[Jimmy Williams (footballer, born 1982)]], English footballer
*[[Jim Williams (curler)]] (1915–1987) Canadian curler
*[[Jimmy Williams (rugby league)]], rugby league footballer who played in the 1920s
*[[Jimmy Williams (rugby league)]], rugby league footballer of the 1920s
*[[Jim Williams (powerlifter)]] (1940– 2007) American powerlifter
*[[Jim Williams (powerlifter)]] (1940–2007) American powerlifter
*[[Jim Williams (darts player)]] (born 1984), Welsh darts player
*[[Jim Williams (darts player)]] (born 1984), Welsh darts player
*[[Jim Williams (rugby union)]] (born 1968), Munster forwards coach and ex-player
*[[Jim Williams (rugby union)]] (born 1968), Munster forwards coach and ex-player

==Other people==
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*[[Jim Williams (author)]] (born 1947), author and lawyer
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*[[Jim Williams (analog designer)]] (1948–2011), analog circuit designer and technical author
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*[[Jim Williams (news anchor)]] (born 1957), news anchor at WBBM-TV in Chicago
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*[[Jim Williams (composer)]], Music for Hotel Babylon
*[[Jim Williams (militia leader)]] (circa 1830–1871), African-American soldier and militia leader
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*[[Jim Williams (pastor)]] (1935–2015), AoG pastor from New Zealand
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*[[Jim Williams (politician)]] (1926–2016), American politician
*[[Jimmy Williams (unionist)]], American labor union leader
*[[James Arthur Williams]], person popularized in the 1994 book ''Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil''
*[[Jimmy Williams (Neighbours)|Jimmy Williams (''Neighbours'')]], a character from the Australian soap opera ''Neighbours''


==See also==
==See also==
*[[James Williams (disambiguation)]]
*[[James Williams (disambiguation)]]


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Latest revision as of 18:33, 25 May 2024

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