William Hilsman (politician)

William Hilsman (born c. 1930s/1940s, died November 19, 2012) was an American politician and businessman from the state of Georgia. He served multiple terms in the Georgia House of Representatives as a Democrat, representing District 101, which included portions of Gwinnett County.

Hilsman was known for his advocacy for education, economic development, and infrastructure improvements in Gwinnett County. Before entering politics, he was a successful businessman, involved in real estate and development.

During his time in the Georgia House, Hilsman served on various committees, including those related to transportation, education, and appropriations. He was often described as a moderate Democrat who worked effectively with members of both parties.

Following his career in the Georgia House, Hilsman remained active in local Gwinnett County affairs. He was involved in various civic organizations and community initiatives. His death in 2012 was marked by tributes from fellow politicians and community leaders, recognizing his contributions to the state and Gwinnett County.

Hilsman held a bachelor's degree from the University of Georgia. His personal life was generally kept private; details beyond his public service are limited.