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The name derives either from the Olde English pre 7th Century personal name "Waermund", consisting of the elements "waer", meaning "faith", and "mund", protector (Protector of the Faith), or from the Olde English "waru" meaning "goods", plus "mann", a merchant, in effect one who sold "wares".
Last name: Warman The name derives either from the Olde English pre 7th Century personal name "Waermund". Found in the geneology of Mecia Kings.
Scandinavian Kings
King Wærmund
the Sage' of MERCIA; aka Wermund Vitre' THERVING Born: ? Died: aft. 350
Poss. HM George I's 29-Great Grandfather. Poss. HRE Ferdinand I's 26-Great Grandfather. Poss. Agnes Harris's 32-Great Grandfather.
Wife/Partner: (Princess) of DENMARK
Children: Oluf ; Alov THERVING ; Offa `the Gentle' of MERCIA
The DNA of the Yamnaya so far is only showing as R1b-Z2103 & I2 Y-DNA - R1b-L23-Z2103 are known 'cousins' of R1b-L23-L51 and it is R1b-L51=>L11=>L151=>(P312, U106, S1194, A8053) that dominate Europe not R1b-Z2103/I2.
https://www.academia.edu/39985565/Archaeology_Genetics_and_Language...
Further groups of Angles are thought to migrate southwards about this time, into Saxon territories and further, where they form the Thuringian peoples in what is now central Germany.
King Wærmund / Waermund / Warman
c.448
Hnæf of the Danes is killed at the 'Fight at Finnesburg' in Frisia, as is Finn's eldest son. Finn is subsequently killed by Hengist, great-grandson of Wehta and Hnæf's Anglian comrade in arms. The fight seems to involves Jutes on both sides, under Anglian and Frisian command, with Gefwulf, possible ruler of the Jutes, numbering amongst the former.
Offa - King Wærmund / Waermund / Warman
The Myrging are a clan descended from Saxons who occupy territory in modern Schleswig-Holstein, on the border with the Angles to the north. They become involved in a war with Offa, who kills two of the sons of Eadgils. Eadgils himself is subsequently killed by Ket and Wig, the sons of the Saxon prince, Freawine, perhaps allowing the Myrging to overrun the border district between Saxons and Angles until they are completely conquered by Offa. The Myrging are totally absorbed into the Angle tribal collective, probably disappearing as a distinguishable people under the subsequent rule of Angeltheow, who abolishes the title. 'King of the Myrging.