Hathaway

Hathaway is primarily a surname of English origin that has been borne by many individuals and families. In addition to its use as a family name, the term has appeared in various geographic, commercial, and cultural contexts as a brand or identifier.

The most widely known bearer is Anne Hathaway (born 1982), an American actress who has received international recognition and multiple awards for her work in film and theater. Beyond her, the surname appears across diverse fields, including arts, sciences, and public life, reflecting its broad adoption in English-speaking communities.

In fiction and popular culture, characters with the surname Hathaway have appeared in novels, films, and television series, illustrating the name’s continued use in creative works. The name has also been employed as a corporate or brand name by several entities over time, including historic clothing manufacturers and other enterprises.

Variant spellings of the name include Hathway, which may be encountered in historical records and contemporary uses. As with many surnames, Hathaway can function as an identifier for people, organizations, or fictional characters, and its recognition is amplified by high-profile figures such as Anne Hathaway.