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William or Bill Gunn may refer to:Bill Gunn (1932–1991), Australian rules footballer for South Melbourne and Williamstown
Bill Gunn (1899–1970), Australian rules footballer for South Melbourne
Bill Gunn (1895–1970), member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly for Wynnum
Bill Gunn (1920–2001), Australian politician and former Queensland Deputy Premier
Bill Gunn, Massachusetts candidate for United States House of Representatives
Bill Gunn (writer) (1934–1989), American playwright, novelist, actor and film director
Billy Gunn, American professional wrestler
Will A. Gunn, American lawyer, former officer in the American armed forces
William Gunn (cricketer) (1858–1921), English Test cricketer and footballer
William Gunn (writer) (1750–1841), English miscellaneous writer
William Gunn (physician) (1855–1922), Florida's first black doctor
William T. Gunn (1867–1930), United Church of Canada minister
William Alphonsus Gunn (1760–1806), English evangelical cleric
William Archer Gunn (1914–2003), better known as "Bill" or Sir William Gunn, Australian pastoralist
William Gunn (1907–1994), Scottish runner
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