Some  information on Benjamdin Waller

HALL. - Benjamin Waller (born October 1, 1716, died May 1, 1786) married January 2, 1746, Martha Hall, born July 2, 1728. Among their children was a son named Robert Hall Waller, born January 7, 1764. He married Nancy Camm, daughter of Rev. John Camm, Presdient of William and Mary College. At Mattoax, near Petersburg, is the tomestone of one Martha Hall, who died in 1784, aged 36. There is a tradition that the father of Martha Waller was Robert Hall, of Barbadoes. Robert Hall, probably the father of Martha Waller, was living in Prince George county in 1726, when Edward Wyatt made him his executor in his will. In Thomas Addis Emmett's Tucker of Bermuda, Bardstreet Press, New York, Mary Tucker, sister of Elizabeth, who married Daniel Tucker, married a Hall, first name not given. The dates would allow her to be the mother of Martha Waller.
Benjamin Carter Waller
International Genealogical Index (IGI)
birth:
24 December 1757 Wiliamsburg, Va, USA
death:
31 August 1751
marriage:
February 1778 of , Surry, North Carolina, USA
spouse:
Catherine Page
children:
Robert Page Waller, Charles Carter Page Waller, Henry Waller

LIBRARIES IN COLONIAL VIRGINIA(2). - Continued. LXXXI. - The personal estate of the late JOHN MERCER, Esq., . . . a great collection of well-chosen books. (Virginia Gazette, May 23, 1771). ________________________________________________ (2) Mr. R. A. Brock in his excellent address before Richmond College entitled the "Colonial Virginian", says tht he has catalogues of the libraries of William Bryd and John Mercer, of Marlborough - the last of which had fifteen hundred volumes, of which about one third were law books. He adds "The libraries of Sir John Randolph, George Mason, William Beverley, John Herbert, William Stith, Gabriel Jones, Ralph Wormley, and many others were also excellent". "I have met", he days, "with many memorials from Virginia libraries of the seventeenth century in Richmond, waifs that have been transmitted in successive ownership". The editor has in his library "waifs" from the libraries of Judge John Tyler, Reuben Skelton, George Wythe, Benjamin Waller, St. George Tucker, etc. - some of them bearing book-plates and coat-armor.