Willett
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Willett is a surname of English origin. Notable people with this name include:
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[edit] Athletes
- Adam Willett - American boxer
- Ed Willett, a former pitcher in Major League Baseball
- Elquemedo Willett, a West Indian test cricketer
- Tonito Willett, a West Indian test cricketer
[edit] Literature
- Jincy Willett, American author
- John Willett, an English translator and scholar
- Sabin Willett, an American novelist and lawyer
[edit] Military
- Kenneth M. Willett, American naval officer who died during World War II
- Louis Willett, an American soldier and Medal of Honor recipient
- Marinus Willett, an American political leader and soldier during the Revolution
[edit] Politicians
- Thomas Willett, the first mayor of New York
- William Willett, Jr., U.S. Representative from New York from 1907-1911
[edit] Other
- Alan Willett, American murderer put to death in Arkansas in 1993
- Allan Willett, Lord Lieutenant of Kent
- Chad Willett, a Canadian television and film actor
- Don Willett, a Supreme Court of Texas justice
- Jason Willett, American rock musician
- Dr. Walter Willett, an American physician and nutrition researcher
- William Willett, an English inventor of daylight saving time
[edit] See also
- USS Kenneth M. Willett (DE-354), a U.S. Navy destroyer escort used during World War II
- Willetts (surname)
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