William Button (died 1547)

William Button (d. 1547) was a landowner and minor figure in Wiltshire, England during the reign of Henry VIII. He was a member of the Button family, a gentry family with holdings primarily in the southwest of England.

His life is primarily documented through wills, land records, and other administrative documents. He appears to have been involved in local administration, likely holding positions typical of a man of his social standing, such as Justice of the Peace or serving on local commissions.

The specific details of his life are limited, but he is notable primarily as a link in the Button family lineage. Records indicate he possessed lands and properties within Wiltshire. His will, typically held at the Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre or The National Archives, would provide further details about his personal life, possessions, and family relationships. The precise date and location of his birth remain largely unknown.

He likely married and had children, who continued the Button lineage. Further research into the Button family history would be required to fully flesh out his biography.