Bennen

Bennen is a surname of Norman French origin, believed to derive from the personal name "Benoît," a form of Benedict. This name itself originates from the Latin word "benedictus," meaning "blessed." The surname likely spread throughout England and other parts of Europe following the Norman Conquest. While not exceptionally common, Bennen is found in various English-speaking countries and has also appeared in historical records in France. Variations of the spelling may exist, reflecting regional pronunciations and transcription practices over centuries. The historical usage of Bennen appears to be primarily as a patronymic, indicating a descendant of someone named Benoît. Information regarding prominent historical figures bearing the Bennen surname is not widely documented, suggesting it has not been associated with major historical events or widespread fame. Geneological research is the most likely avenue for individuals seeking specific family history related to this surname.