the name watson is derived from english and scottish.
the name watson is derived from english and scottish.
what is the name watson derived from?
english and scottish
watson (surname)









































watson is a patronymic surname of english and scottish origin. meaning "son of walter", the popular old english given names "wat" or "watt" were diminutive forms of the name walter. watson is 46th-most common surname in england and nineteenth most common in scotland.









































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bullet::::- aaron watson (born 1977), american singer









































bullet::::- adam watson (1914–2007), british international relations theorist and researcher









































bullet::::- adam watson (scientist) (born 1930), scottish scientist









































bullet::::- a. j. watson (1924–2014), american automotive engineer









































bullet::::- alana watson, english musician









































bullet::::- albert watson (disambiguation)









































bullet::::- alberta watson (born 1955), canadian actress









































bullet::::- alex watson (disambiguation)
watson (surname)
the adventures of phoebe zeit-geist









































"the adventures of phoebe zeit-geist" was an american comics feature, written by michael o'donoghue and drawn by frank springer. from january 1965, it was serialized in the magazine "evergreen review", and later published in book form as a grove press hardcover in 1968 and trade paperback in 1969. it was reissued as a trade paperback in 1986. (ken pierce books, , ).









































the comic detailed the adventures of debutante phoebe zeit-geist as she was variously kidnapped and rescued by a series of bizarre characters, such as nazis, chinese foot fetishists, and lesbian assassins.
the adventures of phoebe zeit-geist