Booles

Booles is a surname of English origin. The exact derivation is unclear, but it is generally understood to be related to patronymic or toponymic surname patterns common in Britain, often with the -es ending indicating a plural or locational form. The surname is attested in historical records in Britain and in the diaspora, including North America and Australia, from the 17th through the 20th centuries, reflecting migration and settlement patterns.

Despite its presence in records, Booles is not widely associated with a specific historical figure or contemporary notable individual, and there are no widely recognized biographical entries under this surname in major reference works.

Variants and related surnames include Boole, Bowles, Bolles, and Bowls, among others. The form Booles is sometimes encountered in genealogical research as a family name rather than a given name.

See also: Boole (surname) and Bowles; Booles should not be confused with Boole, the surname of the 19th-century mathematician George Boole.