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== People ==
* William_Smith (geologist)|William Smith
(1769-1839), geologist
* William Smith (1728-1814)|William Smith
(1728-1814), Representative for Maryland from 1789
to 1890
* William Smith (1751-1837)|William Smith
(1751-1837), Representative for South Carolina
from 1797 to 1798
* William Smith (1762-1840)|William Smith
(1762-1840), Senator from South Carolina from 1815
to 1830
* William Smith (Mormonism)| William Smith (also
known as William B. Smith) younger brother of the
founder of Mormonism, Joseph Smith, Jr., and a
leader in the Latter Day Saint movement.
* William Smith (Virginia)|William Smith,
Representative for Virginia from 1821 to 1824
* William "Extra Billy" Smith, (1797-1887),
Governor of Virginia (1846-1849, 1864-1865) and
Confederate general in the American Civil War
*William Smith (mariner)|William Smith, (born
around 1775), British mariner and discoverer of
the South Shetland Islands
*William Smith (actor)|William Smith, (born 1934),
actor
*William Smith (lexicographer)|William Smith,
(1813-1893), lexicographer
*William Smith (swimmer)
*William Smith (Master of the SS
Sauternes)|William Smith, (c.1872-1941), English
merchant seaman killed in World War II
*William Smith (1728-1793)|William Smith
(1728-1793), historian, Chief Justice of Canada
*William Smith (1697-1769)|William Smith
(1697-1769) father of: William Smith
(1728-1793)|William Smith (1728-1793), John Smith,
Doctor Thomas Smith, and Joshua Hett Smith
*Will Smith (football player)|Will Smith (born
1981), American football player

=== See also ===
* Samuel William Smith, (1852-1931),
Representative for Michigan from 1897 to 1914
* Will Smith, (born 1968), singer and actor
(although Will in this case is short for Willard)
* William Alden Smith, (1859-1932), Representative
for Michigan from 1895 to 1906 and Senator from
1905 to 1918
* Amor De Cosmos|William Alexander Smith,
(1825-1897), Premier of British Columbia), known
as Amor De Cosmos
* William Alexander Smith|William Alexander Smith,
(1828-1888), Representative for North Carolina
from 1873 to 1874
* Sir William Alexander Smith, (1854-1914),
founder of the Boys' Brigade
* Razor Smith|William Charles "Razor" Smith
(1877-1946), Surrey off-break bowler.
* William E. Smith, Governor of Wisconsin from
1878 to 1882 
* William Ephraim Smith, (1829-1890),
Representative for Georgia (U.S. state)|Georgia
from 1875 to 1880
* William Farrar Smith, Union Army General
* William French Smith, United States Attorney
General from 1981 to 1985
* William H. Smith, Governor of Alabama from 1868
to 1870
* William Jay Smith, (1823-1913), Representative
for Tennessee from 1869 to 1870
* William Laird Smith, Representative for Division
of Denison|Denison in Australia from 1910 to 1922
* William Loughton Smith, (1758-1812),
Representative for South Carolina from 1789 to
1798
* William Nathan Harrell Smith, (1812-1889),
Representative for North Carolina from 1859 to
1860
* William Orlando Smith, (1859-1932),
Representative for Pennsylvania from 1903 to 1906
* William Robert Smith, (1863-1924),
Representative for Texas from 1903 to 1916
* William Robertson Smith, (1846-1894),
philologist, physicist, archaeologist, and
Biblical critic
* William Russel Smith, (1815-1896),
Representative for Alabama from 1851 to 1856
* William Stephens Smith, (1755-1816),
Representative for New York from 1813 to 1816
* William Smyth, (1460-1514), English Bishop of
Lincoln

== Other uses of the name ==
* William Smith College, in Geneva, New York