Robert Williams - United States

United States

  • Robert A. Williams, Jr., Native author and legal scholar
  • Robert F. Williams (1925–1996), American civil rights activist
  • Robert G. Williams, Economist, pioneer of Income Shares child support model, founder of Policy Studies, Inc.
  • Robert L. Williams (1868–1948), American politician, governor of Oklahoma
  • Robert Moore Williams (1907–1977), American writer
  • Robert P. Williams, State Treasurer of Missouri, 1901–1905
  • Robert R. Williams (1886–1965), American chemist who first synthesized vitamin B1
  • Robert S. Williams (born 1949), principal bassoon of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
  • Robert W. Williams (1951–1983), American murderer, first person to be executed in Louisiana since the death penalty was reinstated in 1976
  • Robert W. "Bo" Williams (born 1938), former mayor of Shreveport, Louisiana
  • Robert Williams (actor) (1894–1931), American stage and film actor
  • Robert Williams (actor born 1904) (1904–1978), acted in A Bird in the Head, Beer Barrel Polecats, Fernwood 2 Night, amongst others
  • Robert Williams (governor) (1766–1836), Governor of the Mississippi Territory
  • Robert Williams (American politician) (1773–1821), U.S. Representative from North Carolina
  • Robert Williams (archer) (1841–1914), American archer
  • Robert Williams (artist) (born 1943), underground cartoonist and painter
  • Robert Williams (geometer) (born 1942), American designer, mathematician, and architect
  • Robert Williams (cornerback) (born 1962), former American football cornerback
  • Robert Williams (drummer) (1955–2010), Captain Beefhearts Magic Band, Hugh Cornwell & solo artist
  • Robert Williams (general) (1829–1901), Adjutant General of the U.S. Army from 1892 to 1893
  • Robert Williams (gay priest) (1955–1992), first openly gay male priest in the Episcopal Church
  • Robert Williams (psychologist) (born 1930), second President of the Association of Black Psychologists
  • Robert Williams (quarterback), football player for Notre Dame, 1956–1958
  • Robert E. Williams (criminal) (died 1997), convicted and executed murderer in Nebraska; see Capital punishment in Nebraska
  • Robert Williams (United States Marine Corps), U.S. Marine Corps officer, recipient of the Navy Cross
  • Robert B. Williams (1901–1977), World War II general in the United States Army Air Forces
  • Robert Dewi Williams (1870–1955), Welsh schoolteacher, Presbyterian minister and author
  • Robert H. Williams, environmental scientist at the Princeton Environmental Institute
  • Robert Pete Williams (1914–1980), American Louisiana blues musician
  • Rob Williams (basketball) (born 1961), American retired basketball player
  • Rob Williams, radio personality
  • Bob Williams (badminton), badminton player in the Thomas Cup 1949 and 1952
  • Bob Williams (baseball) (1884–1962), baseball player for the New York Highlanders/Yankees
  • Bob Williams (basketball) (born 1953), basketball coach at UC Santa Barbara
  • Bob Williams (quarterback) (born 1930), football player for Notre Dame, 1947–1950
  • Bob Williams (coach), college American football coach active in the 1900s and 1910s
  • Bob Williams (racing driver), former NASCAR Cup Series driver
  • Bob Williams (American football coach), head football coach at the Livingston State Teachers College, now the University of West Alabama, 1952
  • Bobby Williams (born 1958), tight end, coach
  • Meek Mill (born 1987), American rapper

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