William Wood — may refer to:* William Wood, 1st Baron Hatherley (1801 ndash;1881), British statesman * William Wood (botanist), English Unitarian clergman, botanist and activist * William Wood (Mintmaster), best known for an issue of Irish coins and the Rosa… … Wikipedia
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