Bearyn is used as a family name or surname in Ireland. It is 6 characters long in length.
Bearyn is a form of the Baron. The landowner who held his land of the king; one who fomented strife; descendant of Baron.
A variant form of Baron. Does not imply any dignity. In Norman French, it means only a husband; and in Old English, it is simply barn, or bairn—a child. Halliw. Some times it may have been given as a sobriquet. 2. Baron, a village near Caen, in Normandy. Le Baron, Le Barun. Hundred Rolls.
Bearyn is form of Baron. Baroun, or Baron, occurs in county of Tipperary, temp. Edward II. Burke thinks that the family were a branch of the sept of FitzGerald, who "having been created palatine Barons of Burnchurch, used to distinguish themselves by adopting the title as their patronymic."