Cocquerel

Cocquerel is a surname of French origin. It is believed to be derived from a place name, likely referring to a settlement or area noted for its cockerels (young male chickens) or poultry farming. The name could also be related to an occupation, possibly someone who raised or sold cockerels.

The surname is primarily found in France, particularly in the northern regions. Over time, individuals bearing the surname Cocquerel may have emigrated to other countries, including those in North America, Australia, and other parts of Europe.

Genealogical research can be conducted to trace the history of specific families with the surname Cocquerel. Historical records such as census data, birth certificates, marriage licenses, and death records can provide valuable information about the lineage and geographic distribution of individuals with this surname.

Variations in spelling may exist, depending on regional dialects and transcription errors in historical documents. These variations can include, but are not limited to, Cocquerelle or Coquerel.