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'''William Mathews''' may refer to: |
'''William Mathews''' may refer to: |
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*William Matthews (priest) (1770–1854), sometimes spelled Mathews, American Catholic priest and President of Georgetown College |
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*[[William Mathews (cricketer)]] (1793–1858), English cricketer |
*[[William Mathews (cricketer)]] (1793–1858), English cricketer |
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*[[William A. Mathews]] ( |
*[[William A. Mathews]] (1800–1856), Texas colonist, soldier, courier and quartermaster in the Texas Revolution |
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*[[William Mathews (mountaineer)]] (1828–1901), English mountaineer and botanist |
*[[William Mathews (mountaineer)]] (1828–1901), English mountaineer and botanist |
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*[[William Gordon Mathews]] (1877–1923), federal judge and lawyer in West Virginia |
*[[William Gordon Mathews]] (1877–1923), federal judge and lawyer in West Virginia |
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*[[William Shirley Mathews]] (1848–1915, Osage Nation politician |
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*[[Bill Mathews]] (William Henry Mathews, 1919–2003), Canadian geologist |
*[[Bill Mathews]] (William Henry Mathews, 1919–2003), Canadian geologist |
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Latest revision as of 08:08, 2 December 2023
William Mathews may refer to:
- William Mathews (cricketer) (1793–1858), English cricketer
- William A. Mathews (1800–1856), Texas colonist, soldier, courier and quartermaster in the Texas Revolution
- William Mathews (mountaineer) (1828–1901), English mountaineer and botanist
- William Gordon Mathews (1877–1923), federal judge and lawyer in West Virginia
- William Shirley Mathews (1848–1915, Osage Nation politician
- Bill Mathews (William Henry Mathews, 1919–2003), Canadian geologist
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