Burgoine

Burgoine is a surname of Norman French origin. It is believed to derive from the place name Bourges in France. The name was introduced to England following the Norman Conquest of 1066. Early records show variations of the name such as Burgoyne and Borgoine. Over time, the spelling "Burgoine" became more common.

The Burgoine family established itself in various parts of England, with prominent lineages appearing in counties such as Nottinghamshire and Hertfordshire. Members of the family held positions of influence and land ownership in medieval England. As with many ancient surnames, the Burgoine name has spread internationally, with descendants found in North America, Australia, and other English-speaking countries. The etymology of the name is tied to the concept of origin from a specific place, a common feature of early European surnames. The surname's history reflects patterns of migration and settlement that shaped the social and demographic landscape of medieval and modern times.