Beauelle is used as a family name or surname in Ireland, Scotland. It is 8 characters long in length.
The family name is variant of Boswell. Historian Nisbet says: "The first of this name is said to have been a Norman, and to have come into Scotland in the reign of Malcolm III., and possessed lands in the Merse, called after them (his descendants) Boswell Lands."
Lastname is a variant form of the Buswell. See Boswell - Originally De Bosevil, (Hundred Rolls)— of Norman extraction. They migrated from England to Scotland in the reign of David I.
The change from Ville to Well as a termination is also seen in the alteration of Rosseville to Roswell, la Ville to Larwell or Larwill, Frecheville to Fretwell, &c.
The variation of Bosville. In the Hundred Rolls De Bosevil. Bosville is a village of 1400 inhabitants, near Yvetot in Normandy. The family were in England in 1126, and probably from the period of the Conquest.
Lastname Beauelle is the form of Buswell. A variant of Boswell meaning one who came from Bosville meaning "wood town," a village in Normandy.
The variant form of Boswell. One who came from Bosville meaning "wood town," a village in Normandy.
Form of Bowell. Probably the same as Boville and Boyle. De Bowell found in Hundred Rolls.