Beaucamps is used as a family name or surname in France. It is 9 characters long in length.
Is the variant form of Beauchamp. This illustrious name is found in many countries of Europe-e.g. in France as Beauchamp, in Scotland as Campbell, in England as Fairfield, in Germany as Schönau, and in Italy as Campobello. It was introduced into England at the Norman Conquest by Hugh de Belchamp, Beauchamp, or de Bello Campo, to whom William gave 43 lordships, chiefly in the county of Bedford. Between forty andfifty coats are assigned in the armorial dictionaries to this name, which, in vulgar parlance, is vilely corrupted to Beecham. The Itin. de la Normandie mentions a Beauchamp near Avranches, and a Beau camp near Havre.
Beaucamps is a variant of Beacham. A vile mispronunciation of Beauchamp.
Variant form of Beecham. One who came from Beechamwell, originally Bicham meaning "Bicca's homestead," in Norfolk. It can also be a corruption of Beauchamp meaning "beautiful field".
Is the form of Beauchamp. One who came from Beauchamp or "beautiful field," in France.