| Name |
|
Origin |
|
Meaning |
| Baudet |
|
English
|
| The son of Baldwin, from nickname Bau... |
| Baudett |
|
English
|
| The son of Baldwin, from nickname Bau... |
| Bavent |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Bavent, a place four league... |
| Bavin |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Bavent, a place four league... |
| Bavington |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Bavington. Great and Little... |
| Bawden |
|
English
|
| The son of Baldwin, popularly Baudwin... |
| Bawdon |
|
English
|
| The son of Baldwin, popularly Baudwin... |
| Bawtree |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Bawtry, a small market town... |
| Baxendale |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Baxenden, or Baxendale, a l... |
| Baxendell |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Baxenden, or Baxendale, a l... |
| Baxendine |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Baxenden, or Baxendale, a l... |
| Baxter |
|
English
|
| The bakester, a baker of bread, with ... |
| Bay |
|
English
|
| Local: At the bay, i.e. bay-tree; ver... |
| Bayard |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Castle Bayard, near Grenobl... |
| Bayldon |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Baildon, a parish near Ship... |
| Bayldone |
|
English
|
| Local: Of Baildon, a parish near Ship... |
| Bayles |
|
English
|
| The bailie, i.e. bailiff. |
| Bayless |
|
English
|
| The bailie, i.e. bailiff. |
| Bayley |
|
English
|
| The bailie, i.e. bailiff. |
| Baylie |
|
English
|
| The bailie, i.e. bailiff. |
| Baylis |
|
English
|
| The bailie, i.e. bailiff. |
| Bayliss |
|
English
|
| The bailie, i.e. bailiff. |
| Bayly |
|
English
|
| The bailie, i.e. bailiff. |
| Bayman |
|
English
|
| Baynhman, a corruption to which there... |
