Baillou meaning | Last name Baillou origin

Baillou is a form of the Bayley. See Bailey - 1. From Bailli, in the arrondissement of Neufchatel; Bailli in that of Dieppe, in Normandy; Bailey, a township in Lancashire; or Bailie, a township in Cumberland
2. Another form of bailiff, a title of office applied in many ways under our feudal and municipal laws
3. A name given to the courts of a castle formed by the spaces between the circuits of walls or defences which surround the keep.

Family name is the variant form of the Baly. See Bailey - 1. From Bailli, in the arrondissement of Neufchatel; Bailli in that of Dieppe, in Normandy; Bailey, a township in Lancashire; or Bailie, a township in Cumberland
2. Another form of bailiff, a title of office applied in many ways under our feudal and municipal laws
3. A name given to the courts of a castle formed by the spaces between the circuits of walls or defences which surround the keep.

The form of Baylie. Variant of Bailey that mens one charged with public administrative authority in a certain district by the king or a lord.

The family name Baillou is a variation of Bailey. One charged with public administrative authority in a certain district by the king or a lord. Or one acted as agent for the lord in the management of the affairs of the manor. It can also mean one who came from Bailey meaning clearing where berries grew, in Lancashire.

The lastname Baillou is form of Bailey. Baliff, steward.

The variation of the Bailey. 1. From Bailli, in the arrondissement of Neufchatel; Bailli in that of Dieppe, in Normandy; Bailey, a township in Lancashire; or Bailie, a township in Cumberland
2. Another form of bailiff, a title of office applied in many ways under our feudal and municipal laws
3. A name given to the courts of a castle formed by the spaces between the circuits of walls or defences which surround the keep.

Baillou is variant form of Bayly. The Bailies or Baylys derived their name from their ancestors having anciently been bailiffs of the districts of Carrick, Kyle, and Cunningham, in Scotland." Bayly of Ballyarthen, county of Wicklow, in B.L.G.