Bermon

Bermon is a surname of Norman French origin. It is believed to derive from the personal name "Beremund," a combination of Germanic elements meaning "bear" and "protector" or "shield." The name likely spread to England following the Norman Conquest of 1066. Early records indicate variations in spelling, such as "Bermund" and "Bermonde," appearing in medieval documents.

Historically, individuals bearing the Bermon surname were associated with land ownership and civic roles in various English counties. Over centuries, the family name dispersed, with descendants establishing themselves in different regions and emigrating to other parts of the world, including North America and Australia. The distribution of the Bermon surname today reflects these historical migrations. While not a common surname, it is present in various countries. Genealogists and historical researchers have documented families and lineages connected to this name. Further genealogical and historical research may reveal more specific details about prominent individuals or significant events associated with the Bermon name throughout history.