the last name waller comes from anglo - saxon origin.
the last name waller comes from anglo - saxon origin.
where does the last name waller come from?
anglo - saxon origin
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phipps in 1814 assumed the name waller to inherit the estates of his maternal great-grandfather thomas waller (d. 1731), and he used the name jonathan wathen waller on 27 december 1814 when george iii created him the 1st baronet of braywick lodge. when george iii died in 1815, jonathan then became the physician to george's eldest son and heir, george iv, and when this king died in 1830, jonathan attended him on his deathbed. he subsequently became the groom of the bedchamber for george iv's younger brother and heir william iv. the new king soon afterward in 1832 made jonathan a knight grand cross of the royal guelphic order (g.c.h.).
jonathan wathen waller