Beamont

Beamont is a surname of English origin. It is a variant spelling of Beaumont, derived from the Old French words "bel" meaning "beautiful" or "fair," and "mont" meaning "hill" or "mountain." Therefore, the name literally translates to "beautiful hill" or "fair mountain."

The surname Beaumont originated as a topographic name, referring to someone who lived near a prominent and attractive hill. It also served as a habitational name, denoting someone from one of the numerous places in France named Beaumont.

Over time, the surname spread throughout England, and various spellings emerged, including Beamont. It is found in historical records and continues to be used by families today. Genealogical research can further trace the lineage and geographical distribution of individuals bearing the Beamont surname.