Algire

Algire is a surname of French origin. It is derived from the Old French word "algier," which referred to someone from Algiers, a city in North Africa. The name likely became established in France through trade or migration.

Variations of the surname include Algier, Algirs, and Algiere. Historically, the Algire surname has been found in various regions of France, particularly in the northern and western parts of the country. As French populations emigrated, the surname spread to other parts of the world, including North America.

In the United States, early records indicate the presence of the Algire family in states such as Pennsylvania and Ohio, often linked to colonial-era settlements and later westward expansion. The name continues to be present in various countries, reflecting a history of movement and settlement.

Genealogical research on the Algire surname often traces back to specific ancestral lines within France, with efforts to document family histories and connections across generations. The name itself carries a historical connection to geographical origins and the movement of people through different eras.