Poullart

Poullart is a surname of French origin. It is believed to derive from the Old French word "poulart," meaning a young hen or pullet. This suggests an occupational surname for someone who raised or sold poultry, or possibly a nickname for someone with a characteristic associated with a young hen. The name has a historical presence in various regions of France, particularly in the northern and eastern parts.

Over time, individuals bearing the Poullart surname emigrated from France to other parts of the world, including North America and other European countries. This migration led to the establishment of families with the Poullart name in diverse geographical locations. Genealogical records indicate that the surname is not exceptionally common but can be found in different communities. Variations in spelling may have emerged over centuries due to transcription errors or regional dialectal influences. The history of the Poullart name is intertwined with the broader patterns of French migration and the evolution of surnames.