William Cook

William Cook can refer to:

* Bill Cook, ice hockey player in the Hockey Hall of Fame
* William Cook (entrepreneur), the founder of the Cook Group, a medical equipment manufacturer.
* William Cook (computer scientist), developer of object-oriented semantics, creator of AppleScript, founder of Allegis, professor at UT Austin.
* William Cook (street vendor), the brother of Mumia Abu-Jamal (convicted of the murder of police officer Daniel Faulkner)
* William Edwards Cook, American-born expatriate artist, architectural patron, and long-time friend of writer Gertrude Stein.
* William Cook (poultry breeder), from Orpington, Kent, UK; 19th/early 20th century creator of the Orpington poultry breeds.
* William Cook (billiards player), a World Champion of English billiards in the 19th century
* Sir William Cook KCB Kt FRS, developer of the British nuclear bomb at Aldermaston in the 1950s
* William Cook, an actor in The Oz Film Manufacturing Company
* Billy Cook (1928-1981), American actor

[William A. Cook] [author] [The 1919 World Series - What Really Happened; Waite Hoyt - A Biography of the Yankees School Boy Wonder; August Garry Herrmann - A Baseball Biography; Pete Rose - Baseball's All Time Hit King; The Summer of 64 - A Pennant Lost; The Louisville Grays - The Taint of Gambling at the dawn of the National League; King of the Bootleggers - A Biography of George Remus]