Raggett

Raggett is a surname of English origin. It is generally considered to be a diminutive form of the given name "Roger," a name of Germanic origin meaning "famous spear" or "spear of fame." The suffix "-ett" is a common diminutive suffix in English, suggesting a "little Roger" or "son of Roger."

The name "Raggett" likely arose as a nickname or familiar form, eventually becoming a hereditary surname passed down through families.

Variations of the name include Ragget and Raggette. Records of the name appear in various English historical documents, including parish registers and census records.

While not exceedingly common, the surname Raggett can still be found primarily in England and among diaspora communities originating from England. Genealogical research can provide more detailed information about specific family lines bearing the Raggett surname.