Ruggle is used as a family name or surname in England. It is 6 characters long in length.
The is variant form of Ruggles. 1. This coarsely plebeian name may be from a "noble Norman source," Rugles being the designation of a village in the department of Eure. 2. Anciently Roggyle and Ruggle. It has been conjectured that the family sprang from the De Rugeleys of Staffordshire; but this is improbable.
Surname is the variant form of the Ruggles. One who came from Rugley meaning "woodock glade," in Northumberland.
A form of Ruggles. One who came from Rugley meaning "woodock glade," in Northumberland.
A variant form of the Ruggles. 1. This coarsely plebeian name may be from a "noble Norman source," Rugles being the designation of a village in the department of Eure. 2. Anciently Roggyle and Ruggle. It has been conjectured that the family sprang from the De Rugeleys of Staffordshire; but this is improbable.
How popular is Ruggle?
Ruggle is common in Switzerland.
Ruggle is ranked 1022060 on our list.
Ruggle is an uncommon surname, few people in Switzerland have the family name and might have roots in Switzerland. Around 247 people have been found who wears Ruggle as their family name. Few people around the world have Ruggle as their surname. More detailed information can be found below:
Switzerland126
United States86
Canada20
Netherlands8Immigrants to US
From Germany
5 years old farmer Albert Ruggle who was residing in Switzerland migrated to USA on April 26, 1875 by Ohio put out from Bremen. Johann Ruggle (8) Farmer, Johann Ruggle (42) Farmer, Josef Ruggle, aged 2, Maria Ruggle, aged 34, Merchant U-Mr Ruggle, 18 years old Alphonse Ruggle, Joseph Ruggle (19) Baker, are other Ruggle that migrated to US.