Deverdon is used as a family name or surname in Ireland, England. It is 8 characters long in length.
The variant form of Vardon. See Verdon - Bertram de Verdun, the progenitor of this distinguished race, came in with the Conqueror, and was lord of Farneham-Royal, county of Bucks, which he held in chief in 1087, by the serjeanty of providing a glove for the King's right hand, on the day of his coronation, and of supporting his right hand while he held the royal sceptre. Verdun is a town in the N.E. of France, department of Meuse; and it has been suggested that the family were derived from the Counts or Viscounts of Verdun. The Irish Verdons are descended from Bertram Verdon, who accompanied Prince (afterwards King) John, to that country, in 1184, and was appointed Seneschal of the English Pale.
Family name Deverdon is variation of the Verdon. Anciently Verodunum; i.e., castle of Verus.
The is a variation of Verdon. Bertram de Verdun, the progenitor of this distinguished race, came in with the Conqueror, and was lord of Farneham-Royal, county of Bucks, which he held in chief in 1087, by the serjeanty of providing a glove for the King's right hand, on the day of his coronation, and of supporting his right hand while he held the royal sceptre. Verdun is a town in the N.E. of France, department of Meuse; and it has been suggested that the family were derived from the Counts or Viscounts of Verdun. The Irish Verdons are descended from Bertram Verdon, who accompanied Prince (afterwards King) John, to that country, in 1184, and was appointed Seneschal of the English Pale.