By definition, the named Guard of Faramir would only have served as long as Faramir himself was Prince of Ithilien. As the White Company, they would presumably have gone on to serve Faramir's heirs, taking their names in turn. Faramir's direct heir is not canonically named, but one source (in volume XII of The History of Middle-earth) suggests that he may have been called Elboron. If so, then in the year IV 82, the Guard of Faramir would have become the Guard of Elboron, and so on through the generations of their descendants.
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