He married secondly in 1644[7] Mary Bracey (d.1677), (or Bressy, Bresse or Breaux),[8] of Thame or possibly of somewhere in France, and went over to Calais, afterwards taking up his residence at Rouen. By Mary Breux he had several children. His descendant Rachel Waller, daughter of Edmund Waller VI or VII, considering the Breux family's connections with Barbadoes wrote in 1939 that: this probably gave rise to the assumption that she was not of pure European blood. In support of this theory, we may compare the portrait of the poet with those of his descendants. In these latter, the long face and aquiline lineaments of the poet have given way to round blunt features and curly black hair.
============================================
+ 13 children
1. Benjamin (imbecile), sent to Jersey, West Indies
2. Edmund -- heir; d? 1699
3. William -- merchant of London
4. Stephen -- a famous civilian and one of the commisioners for the Union, m. _ the dau. of Sir Thomas Lemon, Bart. and had 2 sons, Edmund and Henry' d? 1707
5. Charles Waller -- who had issue: Charles Waller m. Susannah Forrest, had issue: Charles Waller m. Elizabeth Rowzie, and Edward Wallrd m. Ann Tandy
Margeret -- b at Rouen, France
Dau. m. to -- Herve, Esq. of Suffolk
Dau. m. to -- Tipping, Esq. of Oxfordshire
Eliza -- co-executrix with brother Edmund
Dorothy -- a dwarf
Another dau. name unknown
Octavia