2 Wale - Wali

• Walen, Philip , poet
• Walesa, Lech, (born 1943), Polish leader of Solidarity movement and later president
• Waley, Arthur, English orientalist
• Walgreen, Charles , (1873-1939), entrepreneur
• Walheim, Rex, astronaut
• Waliszewski, Zygmunt , Polish painter

3 Walk

3.1 Walkem - Walken

• Walkem, George Anthony
• Walken, ChristopherRonald Walken (born March 31, 1943), known professionally as Christopher Walken is an American film and television actor best known for playing menacing or psychologically damaged characters. He was born in Queens, New York, and has been married to his wi, (born 1943), US actor

3.2 People named WalkerA walker is a walking tool for old and slightly disabled people. This consists of a frame that is about waist high. It it slightly wider than the person and it is about twelve inches deep. The person walks with it in front of them; with the frame surround

• Walker, AliceAlice Malsenior Walker (born February 9, 1944) is an African American author whose most famous novel, The Color Purple won both the Pulitzer Prize and the American Book Award. Walker's writings, including poems, stories, essays and novels, focus on the st (born 1944), U.S. author
• Walker, AntoineAntoine Walker (born August 12, 1976 in Chicago, Illinois), was a key factor in University of Kentucky Wildcats 1996 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship. As a freshman at the University of Kentucky he was named SEC Tournament MVP. His sophomore (born 1976), U.S. basketball player
• Walker, BenjamenBenjamen Walker is an American radio personality, known best for his engaging monologues in the style of Joe Frank. His Your Radio Nightlight was broadcast on WZBC in Boston at irregular intervals from 2000- 2004. Walker's current series, Benjamen Walker', U.S. radio personality
• Walker, C. J.Madame C. Walker ( 1867- 1919), born Sarah Breedlove started out by picking cotton on a plantation in Louisiana. Breedlove later changed her name to Madame C. Walker, and became a hair-care tycoon and first African American millionaire. Born in Delta, Lou (Sarah Breedlove), female entrepreneur, first African-American millionaire
• Walker, CecilAlfred Cecil Walker was a Ulster Unionist member of parliament for North Belfast. He lost his seat to the Democratic Unionist Party in 2001. He was one of the MPs to resign their seats in 1985 in protest at the Anglo-Irish Agreement. Walker, Cecil., Northern Irish politician
• Walker, CharlesCharles D. Walker MDC Payload Specialist Personal data Born in Bedford, Indiana, August 29, 1948. Married to the former Susan Y. Flowers, of Joplin, Missouri. They have one daughter and one granddaughter. Recreational interests include photography, runnin (born 1948), U.S. astronaut
• Walker, Daniel (born 1922), former Governor of Illinois
• Walker, Dave, English singer
• Walker, David (1785-1830), African American abolitionist
• Walker, David M. (1944-2001), U.S. astronaut
• Walker, Dorothy (1901-1992), mother of George Bush
• Walker, George (1645-1690), English commander in Ireland
• Walker, George (born 1922), African American composer
• Walker, George Herbert (1875-1953), U.S. businessman, grandfather of George Bush
• Walker, Harley M. (c.1884-1937), U.S. scriptwriter
• Walker, Herschel, U.S. football player
• Walker, James (1794-1874), U.S. educator
• Walker, Jimmy (1881-1946), former Mayor of New York City
• Walker, John (1730-1803), Scottish naturalist
• Walker, John, 19th century English chemist, inventor of the friction match
• Walker, John (1805-1859), Scottish whisky producer, founder of Johnnie Walker
• Walker, John (born 1939), English painter
• Walker, John, computer programmer, one of the designers of AutoCAD
• Walker, John, British criminal, member of the Birmingham Six
• Walker, John (born 1952), New Zealand middle distance runner
• Walker, John (John Walker Lindh) (born 1981), member of the Taliban
• Walker, John Anthony, a Soviet spy active during the Cold War
• Walker, John Brisben (1847-1931), U.S. entrepreneur and magazine publisher
• Walker, John Williams (1783-1823), U.S. politician
• Walker, Joseph A. (1921-1966), U.S. military test pilot
• Walker, Joseph Marshall (1786-1856), Governor of Louisiana
• Walker, Larry (born 1966), Canadian baseball player
• Walker, Liza, actress
• Walker, Marcy (born 1961), U.S. soap opera actress
• Walker, Margaret (Margaret Alexander) (1915-1998), U.S. poet
• Walker, Mary Edwards (1832-1919), U.S. women's rights activist
• Walker, Michael, New Zealand jockey
• Walker, Michael, British teacher and headmaster
• Walker, Mickey (1903-1981), U.S. world boxing champion
• Walker, Mort (born 1923), U.S. cartoonist
• Walker, Murray (born 1923), English motor sport commentator
• Walker, Nancy (1922-1992), U.S. actress
• Walker, Obadiah (1616-1699), British man of letters
• Walker, Olene S. (born 1930), Governor of Utah
• Walker, Patrick Gordon (1907-1980), British politician
• Walker, Paul (born 1973), U.S. actor
• Walker, Peter, Baron Walker of Worcester (born 1932), British politician
• Walker, R. Tracy, North Carolina politician
• Walker, Rebecca (born 1969), U.S. feminist, daughter of Alice Walker
• Walker, Reggie (1889-1951), South African track and field athlete
• Walker, Robert J. (1801-1869), U.S. economist and statesman
• Walker, Rod (born 1966), U.S. poet
• Walker, Scott (born 1941), U.S. singer
• Walker, Scott (1970-2004), U.S. boxer
• Walker, Scott (born 1973), Canadian ice hockey player
• Walker, Sears Cook (1805-1853), U.S. astronomer
• Walker, T-Bone (1910-1975), U.S. blues musician
• Walker, Thomas (1919-2003), U.S. Army officer
• Walker, Tonja, soap opera actress
• Walker, Walton, U.S. Army commander during World War II
• Walker, William (1809-1875), U.S. Baptist singing master
• Walker, William (1824-1860), U.S. adventurer, President of Nicaragua

4 Wall

4.1 People named Wall

• Wall, Jeff, photographer
• Wall, Larry, programmer (warp, rn, patch, Perl)

4.2 Walla

4.2.2.1 Wallace

• Wallace, Alfred Russel, (1823-1913), UK natural selection co-discoverer
• Wallace, Barnes (1887-1979), Wellington bomber, skipping antidam bomb
• Wallace, Bronwen, Canadian writer
• Wallace, Danny, (born 1976), British author and Leader of 'Join Me' cult
• Wallace, David , US politician
• Wallace, David Foster, (born 1962), USA novelist
• Wallace, DeWitt , (1889-1981), publisher of Reader's Digest
• Wallace, Edgar, (1875-1932), author
• Wallace, George, (1919-1998), American politician
• Wallace, Henry A., (1888-1965), Vice President of the United States
• Wallace, Irving, (1916-1990), novelist
• Wallace, Lew, (1827-1905), USA novelist
• Wallace, Mike, (born 1918), television personality
• Wallace, Mike, historian
• Wallace, Walter Wilkinson , Governor of the British Virgin Islands
• Wallace, William, (c. 1270-1305), Scottish patriot

4.2.2.2 Wallach

• Wallach, Eli, (born 1915), US actor

4.3 Walle - Wallr

• Wallenberg, Raoul, (born 1912), Swedish vanished diplomat
• Waller, Douglas C., author
• Waller, Edmund, (1606-1687), poet
• Waller, Edwin, (1800-1881), first mayor of Austin, Texas
• Waller, Gordon , (born 1945), musician ("Peter and Gordon")
• Waller, Thomas "Fats", (1904-1943), US jazz pianist & composer
• Wallgren, Monrad C. , US Governor of Washington
• Wallia, (died 419), king of the Visigoths
• Wallin, Homer N., (1893-1984), US
• Wallis, Alfred, (1855-1942), painter
• Wallis, Barnes, (1887-1979)
• Wallis, Hal B., (1898-1986), film producer
• Walliser, Maria , (born 1963), Alpine skiing champion
• Wallraff, Günther , (born 1942), German journalist

5 Walp - Walr

• Walpole, Horace, (born 1717), British novelist and politician
• Walpole, Robert, (born 1676), British prime minister
• Walpole, Spencer, (1830-1907), British politician
• Walras, Leon, (1834-1910), economist

6 Wals

6.1 Walsc - Walse

• Walschaerts, Egide, engineer / inventor
• Walser, Martin, (born 1927), poet
• Walser, Robert, (1878-1956), dramatist, author
• Walser, Theresia , dramatist, author

6.2 Walsh

• Walsh, Adam, murdered son of John Walsh
• Walsh, Bill, (1913-1975), US movie producer and writer
• Walsh, David I. , US Governor of Massachusetts
• Walsh, George (1868-1913), US publisher, head of Dakota Territory's Council
• Walsh, Gertrude Maude , (1886-1954)
• Walsh, Jill Paton , (born 1937), author
• Walsh, Joe, (born 1947), musician
• Walsh, John, (born 1945), talk show host, television presenter
• Walsh, Mary, (born 1952), Canadian actress
• Walsh, Raoul, (1892-1980), film director
• Walsh, Ruby , jockey

6.3 Walsi - Walst

• Walsingham, Francis, (c.1532-1590), Elizabethan spymaster
• Walsinghame , poet
• Walston, Ray, (1914-2001), US actor

7 Walt-Walz

7.1 Walta

• Waltari, Mika, (1908-1979), Finnish author

7.2 Walte

7.2.1 People named Walter

7.2.1.1 Walter as given name

• Walter, Little, musician
• Walter of Château-Thierry , scholastic philosopher

7.2.1.2 Walter as surname

• Walter, Bruno, (1876-1962), conductor
• Walter, Fritz, (1920-2002), footballer
• Walter, Hellmuth, (1900-1980), German engineer and inventor
• Walter, Hubert, (died 1205), Archbishop of Canterbury
• Walter, Thomas Ustik , architect
• Walter, Ulrich, (born 1954), German astronaut

7.2.2 Walters

• Walters, Angus , (1882-1968), schooner captain
• Walters, Barbara, (born 1931), US television presenter
• Walters, Julie, (born 1950), actor

7.3 Walth - Waltr

• Walther, Erhard , (born 1939), artist
• Walton, Bill, (born 1952), basketball star, commentator
• Walton, Izaak, (1593-1683), English writer.
• Walton, Sam (1918-1992), founder of Wal-Mart
• Walton, William, (1902-1983), composer
• Waltos, Jacek , Polish painter
• Waltrip, Darrell, (born 1947), automobile racer

7.4 Walz

• Walz, Carl, astronaut

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