People
- Archie Weller (born 1957), Australian writer
- Don Weller, American illustrator and painter
- Don Weller, British tenor saxophonist
- Franz Weller, Colonel(Oberst), German Army(Wehrmacht), World War II.
- George Weller, American novelist, playwright, and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
- George Russell Weller (born 1916), notorious Californian motorist
- Hermann Weller (1878–1956), German scholar and poet
- Jerry Weller, American politician
- John B. Weller, Governor of California, Congressman from Ohio, Ambassador to Mexico
- Keith Weller (1946–2004), English footballer
- Marco Weller, German footballer
- Mary Louise Weller, an American actress
- Michael Weller, American playwright
- Michael J. Weller, British artist and writer
- Ovington E. Weller (1862–1947), U.S. Senator from Maryland
- Paul Weller, British singer and songwriter
- Peter Weller, American actor
- Ronny Weller, German weightlifter
- Sam Weller, a fictional character in The Pickwick Papers
- Thomas Huckle Weller (1915 – American virologist and Nobel laureate
- Walter Weller (born 1939), Austrian conductor
- Worth Hamilton Weller (1913–1932) American herpetologist, discovered Weller's Salamander
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