William Piers

Last updated January 01, 2022

William Piers may refer to:

William Piers (bishop), vice-chancellor of Oxford University, bishop of Peterborough, and of Bath and Wells
William Piers (constable), English constable in Ireland
William Piers (priest), English Anglican priest
William Piers (MP), British Whig politician

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