Baughind meaning | Last name Baughind origin

Baughind is a variation of the Vaughan. Welsh vychan, little in stature; answering to Petit, Basset, Little, etc. A personal name of great antiquity. In the more eminent families, the Ap was disused in the XVI and XVII centuries. The Vaughans of Burlton Hall, county of Salop, deduce themselves from the renowned Tudor Trevor, the common patriarch of so many noble and gentle families in the principality. The Vaughans of Penmaen spring from Seissyllt, lord of Mathavarn, in the XIV century, through Jenkin Vychan, Esquire of the body to King Henry VII, whose son John, adopted the settled name of Vychan or Vaughan. The Vaughans of Court Field, county of Monmouth, were of good antiquity before the adoption of the settled surname, in the XVI century B.L.G.

Lastname Baughind is a form of Vaughn. Descendant of Vaughan meaning "little".

Baughind is variant form of the Vaughan. Little.