Scientists
- William Allen (Quaker) (1770–1843), English Quaker, scientist and philanthropist
- William Allan (geneticist) (1881–1943), American physician and geneticist
- William Douglas Allen (1914–2008), British/Australian physicist and electrical engineer
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