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Sir William Watson

Scientist, born in London, UK. He was one of the earliest experimenters on electricity, being the first to investigate the passage of electricity through a rarefied gas, and did much to introduce the Linnaean system of botanical classification to Britain.

William Watson may be a person named:

William Watson (actor) (1938-1997) William Watson (basketball player) of the twentieth century William Watson (chess) of the twentieth century William Watson (poet) (1858-1935) William Watson (politician) of the twentieth century William Watson (priest) of the sixteenth century William Watson (scientist) of the eighteenth century William Watson (sergeant), Confederate army during the American Civil War William Watson (businessman), Canadian businessman William Watson, 1st Baronet Cheyne (1852-1932), UK surgeon William E.

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