William Berry
William Berry was the name of four people of historical import, one living person of questionable Notability, and a common misspelling of a Jack the Ripper suspect.
- William Berry (pioneer) (1619 - 1654), First Settler of Hampton, New Hampshire.
- William Berry, 1st Viscount Camrose
- William Berry (genealogist) (1774–1851)
- William D. Berry (May 20, 1926–1979) was an influential Alaskan artist known for his wildlife sketches, cartoons, and paintings.
- William D. Berry (political scientist), professor at Florida State Univ.
- William Berry (Sergeant) (1753 - 1824), American Revolutionary War Sergeant and Baptist Deacon
- William Berry (political consultant)
- William Berry (artist), pencil still life and human figure illustrator and professor of art at the University of Missouri-Columbia.
- William A. Berry (judge), Oklahoma Supreme Court justice from 1958 to 1978
- William Berry (footballer), Scottish footballer
- William Henry Bury (1859 - 1889) murderer and Jack the Ripper suspect.
See also
- Bill Berry, former drummer for the American rock band R.E.M..
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