Graham is a Scottish surname that originated from the Old English word “grān hām,” meaning “grey home.” The name was first recorded in the 12th century, and the Graham family played an important role in Scottish history. Notable individuals with this surname include the poet Robert Graham, the physicist James Graham, and the billionaire investor Bill Graham. Today, the surname Graham is common throughout the English-speaking world and has been borne by many successful and influential people in various fields.
