Walters (surname)
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Walters is an English & Welsh surname "Son of Walter", derived from the given name Walter, which was introduced into England and Wales about the time of the Norman Conquest. The name "Walter" originates from the Old German wald "rule" + heri "warrior,".[1][2]
- Alan Walters, British economist
- Amy Walters, American television producer
- Anne-Marie Walters, Special Operations Executive spy during World War II
- Arthur Melmoth Walters (1865–1941), English footballer
- Barbara Walters, news anchor
- Bill Walters (Arkansas politician), American politician
- Brian Walters, Australian barrister
- Bruce Walters, American artist
- Bucky Walters, American baseball player
- Catherine Walters, Victorian courtesan
- Charles Walters, Hollywood director and choreographer
- Chester Samuel Walters, Canadian politician
- Cyril Walters, Welsh cricketer
- David Walters, governor of Oklahoma
- Dennis Walters, British politician
- Donald Walters, United States Army
- Doug Walters, Australian cricketer
- Eric Walters, Canadian children's author
- Eric Walters (newsreader), Australian news anchor
- Francis Walters, Australian cricketer
- George Walters, recipient of the Victoria Cross
- George Stanfield Walters (1838-1924), British marine painter
- Gordon Walters, New Zealand artist
- Guy Walters, British author and journalist
- Henry Walters, American rail magnate
- Herbert S. Walters, United States senator (Tennessee)
- Hugh Walters (actor), British actor
- Hugh Walters (author), British author
- Ian Walters, English sculptor
- J. Henry Walters, President pro tem of the NY State Senate 1919–1920
- James Walters (British actor), young Sirius Black in Harry Potter films
- Jamie Walters (American entertainer)
- Jason Walters, Dutch Islamic extremist
- John Walters (disambiguation)
- Jonathan Walters (born 1983), Irish footballer
- Julie Walters, British actress
- Kerrod Walters, Australian rugby league player
- Kerry S. Walters, American philosopher and Christian writer
- Kevin Walters, Australian rugby league player
- Larry Walters, American balloon aviator
- Mark Walters, English football player
- Matt Walters, American football player
- Max Walters, British botanist and academic
- Melanie Walters, Welsh actress
- Melora Walters, American actress
- Michael Walters, Australian footballer
- Mimi Walters, American state senator (California)
- Minette Walters, British crime writer
- Nathaniel Walters, Wales international rugby player
- Paul Walters, BBC radio and TV producer
- Percy Melmoth Walters (1863–1936), English footballer
- Rex Walters, American basketball player
- Riaan Walters, Namibian cricketer
- Richard Walters, aka Slick Rick, Jamaican American British actor and musician
- Rita Walters, Los Angeles city councilor
- Scot Walters, American NASCAR driver
- Shirley A. Walters, American politician
- Shirley Walters, Australian senator (Tasmania)
- Shu-Aib Walters, South African football player
- Sonny Walters, English footballer
- Stan Walters, former American football player
- Stephen Martin Walters, British actor
- Steve Walters, Australian rugby league player
- Steve Walters (footballer), English footballer
- Susan Walters, American actress
- Thorley Walters, British actor
- Tome H. Walters Jr., United States Air Force Officer
- Tom Walters, English footballer
- Tony Walters, Australian actor and film director
- Trevor Walters, English footballer
- Troy Walters, American football player
- Vanessa Walters, English novelist and playwright
- Vernon A. Walters, United States Army officer and diplomat
- Victor Walters, English footballer
- Wes Walters, Australian artist
References
- ↑ Hanks, Patrick; Hodges, Flavia. A Dictionary of Surnames. Oxford University Press.
- ↑ Reaney, P. H. A Dictionary of English Surnames. Oxford University Press.
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