David Williams

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Contents 1 Musicians 2 Politicians 3 Sportspeople 4 Others 5 See also

David Williams may refer to:

[edit] Musicians

• David Williams (Australian indigenous musician) (born 1983), Aboriginal musician and artist
• David Williams (bassist) (born 1986), Welsh bassist
• David Williams (Son of Dork) (born 1986), English guitarist and bassist in Son of Dork
• Dave Williams (musician) (1972–2002), American rock singer
• David Williams (musician), American jazz bassist
• David Williams (guitarist), American session guitarist, most notable for working with Madonna and Michael Jackson in their heyday; died March 9, 2009

[edit] Politicians

• D. J. Williams (1885–1970), Welsh nationalist leader and writer
• Delwyn Williams (born 1938 as David John Delwyn Williams), British Conservative politician, MP 1979–1983
• David L. Williams, President of the Kentucky Senate
• David Rogerson Williams, Governor of South Carolina, 1814–1816
• David Williams (minister), ordained minister, theologian and political polemicist, founder in 1788 of the Royal Literary Fund
• David Williams (Swansea politician) (1865–1941), Labour Member of Parliament for Swansea East, 1922–1940
• David Williams (Merioneth) (1801–1869), Member of Parliament for Merioneth, 1868–1870
• David Williams, 3rd Baronet (1659–1740), MP for Breconshire, 1697–1698 and 1705–1721

[edit] Sportspeople

• David Tiger Williams, (born 1954), Canadian ice hockey player
• David Williams (ice hockey), (born 1967), American ice hockey player
• David Williams (footballer) (born 1988), Australian soccer player
• David Williams (offensive lineman), American football offensive lineman
• D. J. Williams (Canadian football), American player in the Canadian Football League
• David Williams (wide receiver) (born 1963), record-setting American football player at the University of Illinois
• David Williams (cricketer), West Indian cricket player
• David Williams (Welsh footballer) (born 1955), former footballer and football coach
• David Williams (rugby league), Australian rugby league player

[edit] Others

• Dafydd Williams, Canadian astronaut
• David A. Williams, President and CEO of the Make-A-Wish Foundation
• David B. Williams, (died 2009), Ojibway aboriginal painter and printmaker from Canada
• David W. Williams, (1910–2000), American federal judge
• David Marshall Williams (1900–1978), inventor
• David Vernon Williams (academic), New Zealand professor of law
• David Williams, British comedy actor, known as David Walliams
• David Williams (card player) (born 1980), professional poker and Magic: The Gathering player
• David Williams (geologist) (1792–1850), English geologist and priest
• David Williams (historian) (1900–1978), Welsh historian
• David Williams (industrialist), British entrepreneur and founder of Avanti Communications Group plc
• David Williams (journalist), Australian author and journalist
• David Williams (mathematician), probabilist
• David Williams (Methodist minister) (1877–1927), Welsh theologian and minister
• David Williams (Oxford), Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University, 1856–1858
• David Williams (philosopher), deist philosopher of the Enlightenment
• David Williams (producer), director and producer for ADV Films
• David Williams (screenwriter), British television screenwriter
• David Williams (space administrator), Director General of the British National Space Centre
• David Williams (soldier) (1754–1831), one of the captors of British spy John Andre in the American Revolutionary War
• David Glyndwr Tudor Williams, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge, 1989–1996
• David Williams (UK journalist), British journalist, columnist for the Daily Mail
• David Williams (Royal Navy officer), British Royal Navy admiral, Second Sea Lord, 1974–1977

[edit] See also

• Dave Williams (disambiguation)
• Davey Williams (disambiguation)
• David Walliams, born David Williams, British comedian

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