Alexander William Williamson
English scientist (1824-1904)
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A recent news item from Scotland reports a conviction: a 76-year-old man, Alexander Williamson, was found guilty of sexual offenses against three young girls and faces sentencing in Edinburgh next month. This is a separate individual with the same name, not the chemist, and the report is dated October 2025.[1]
The historical figure Alexander William Williamson (1824–1904), the chemist who pioneered the Williamson ether synthesis, is widely documented in reference sources and remains the most prominent figure with that name. Highlights include his birthplace in London, death in Surrey, and recognition such as the Royal Medal in 1862.[2][4][9]
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English scientist (1824-1904)
www.wikidata.orgPOLITICIAN 1845 - 1914 HPI: 58.83Rank: 2,907 ## Alexander William Williamson CHEMIST 1824 - 1904 HPI: 58.83Rank: 2,908 -
pantheon.worldWILLIAMSON, ALEXANDER WILLIAM(b Wandsworth, London, England, 1 May 1824; d, Hindhead, Surrey, England, 6 May 1904)organic chemistry. Source for information on Williamson, Alexander William: Complete Dictionary of Scientific Biography dictionary.
www.encyclopedia.comLCCN Permalink provides persistent links to metadata records in LC Authorities. LCCN: nr2003000086
lccn.loc.govAlexander Williamson, 76, abused the girls between September 1994 and March 2022.
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www.routeyou.comAlexander William Williamson FRS FRSE PCS MRIA was an English chemist. He is best known today for the Williamson ether synthesis.
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