Beavor is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 6 characters long in length.
Beavor is form of Beevor. See Beauvoir - Derived from a follower of the Conqueror, called Beauvois, who by some genealogists is made father of the Sir Bevis of Hamptoun, of medieval romance (which, however, represents him as a pre-Norman). The family afterwards settled in Guernsey, then in counties Suffolk and Middlesex. The De Beavoirs of Berks, the De Beauvoirs of Ireland, and the various families of Beaver, Beever, Bevor, etc., claim descent from a common stock. See Life of Captain P.
Beaver, R.N., by Admiral Smyth.
Beavor is the variant of the Beaver. See Beauvoir - Derived from a follower of the Conqueror, called Beauvois, who by some genealogists is made father of the Sir Bevis of Hamptoun, of medieval romance (which, however, represents him as a pre-Norman). The family afterwards settled in Guernsey, then in counties Suffolk and Middlesex. The De Beavoirs of Berks, the De Beauvoirs of Ireland, and the various families of Beaver, Beever, Bevor, etc., claim descent from a common stock. See Life of Captain P.
Beaver, R.N., by Admiral Smyth.
Beavor is a variation of the Bevere. Of beaver.
Family name is variant form of the Peavey. One who came from Pavie, in France.
The form of Beaver. Dweller at the sign of the beaver; one who came from Beauvoir meaning "fair view," in western France.
Is variant of Bever. See Beauvoir - Derived from a follower of the Conqueror, called Beauvois, who by some genealogists is made father of the Sir Bevis of Hamptoun, of medieval romance (which, however, represents him as a pre-Norman). The family afterwards settled in Guernsey, then in counties Suffolk and Middlesex. The De Beavoirs of Berks, the De Beauvoirs of Ireland, and the various families of Beaver, Beever, Bevor, etc., claim descent from a common stock. See Life of Captain P.
Beaver, R.N., by Admiral Smyth.