Barentand is used as a family name or surname in Ireland, England. It is 9 characters long in length.
Barentand is a variation of Barrington. Some of the families of this name claim a Norman descent, and derive their name from Barenton. The Irish baronet deduces himself from a Saxon progenitor, keeper of the Forest of Hatfield in the days of the Conqueror. Le Neve derives the name from an imaginary Saxon called Barentine, but according to Sir Jonas Barrington's Memoirs, the family's Norman origin is unquestionable. The surname was variously written Barentin, Barentyn, Barenton, Barentine, and at length took the English form of Barrington, There are parishes bearing this name in four English counties.
Barentand is variation of Barentine. A place in the arrondissement of Rouen in Normandy, near the Rouen and Hlavre Railway.
Barentand is a form of the Barrington. One who came from Barrington meaning the homestead of Bara's or Beorn's people, the name of several places in England.
Barentand is a variant of Berrington. Places in counties Durham, Gloucester, Salop, Worcest., Hereford, etc.
The lastname is form of Parrington. Patrington, a parish in Yorkshire.
Family name is the variation of Berington. A place in the hundred of Condover, county of Salop. The Beringtons of Winsley, county of Hereford, spring from Thomas and Roger de Berington, who were living at the place indicated in the reigns of Edward I and II.