Batecock is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 8 characters long in length.
Variant of the Batcock. A sub-diminutive of Bartholomew. Badecok and Batecok, Hundred Rolls. The form Batecok is suggestive of 'fighting cock' which may be the true source of the name, from 'bate,' conflict, combat; a sobriquet given to a boxer, or metaphorically to a quarrelsome person.
The variant form of Badcock. See Bartholomew - A well-known Christian name, which, besides having itself become a surname, has given rise to many others, viz.: Barthelemy, Barth, Bartlett, Barttelot, Bartle, and Bartie; also, through its nicked form, to Batt, Batts, Bate, Bates, Batson, Bateson, Batey, Batty, Battye, Battcock, Badcock, Badkin, and Batkin.
Batecock is a variant form of the Babcock. The son of Babb or Bab.