Fuggle is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 6 characters long in length.
Is a variation of Fowls. See Foulis - The ancestor of the baronet was in great favour with king James VI. of Scotland, whom he accompanied into England. The name is probably derived from one of the two parishes of Perthshire now called Fowlis-Easter and Fowlis-Wester, In charters it is latinized De Foliis.
Fuggle is the variant of Fowell. See Fowle - A bird of any species. Le Fowle. Hundred Rolls.
Anglo-Saxon fugel, a fowl. In some instances the name has taken the more modern form of Fowle.
Fuggle is a form of Vowell. Voel, an ancient personal name in Wales.
The following is related of the eccentric Dr. Barton, Warden of Merton College, Oxon. A friend "Vouel dead!" said he; "let us be thankful 'tis neither U nor I!".
How popular is Fuggle?
Fuggle is common in England.
Fuggle is ranked 601408 on our list.
Fuggle is an uncommon surname, few people in England have the family name and might have roots in England. Around 516 people have been found who wears Fuggle as their family name. Fuggle have bearers in many countries around the world. More detailed information can be found below:
England370
South Africa43
Australia34
United States25
New Zealand13
Scotland10
Canada7Immigrants to US
From Ireland
Stephen Fuggle was 29 years old when he migrated to USA during Irish famine on May 26, 1849. He lived in Great Britain where he worked as immigrant and took Silas Richards from London. 31 years old Mary Fuggle, R. Fuggle, aged 7, Stephen Fuggle, aged 5, are others that migrated to US.