Burgoynes
Burgoynes is a surname of English and Irish origin. The name is derived from the Old English words "burh," meaning fortress or stronghold, and "goyn," a personal name. In medieval times, a Burgoyne was a personal title granted to a leader or supporter of a chief magistrate or a barton, a communal lord governing a manor.
Historically, the Burgoynes originated from England and were found mainly in the counties of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire,
Today, the surname Burgoynes can be found in various countries, including England, Ireland, the United States,
In modern times, the name Burgoynes is not typically associated with any prominent individuals, politicans, or
The Burgoynes surname has also varied in spelling over the centuries, with forms such as Burgoine, Burgoyns,
Scholars believe that the name Burgoynes likely relates to the ancient English word for fortress or stronghold,