Broome

Topographic

Meaning

A person who lived near broom plants, or someone who made or sold brooms.

Etymology

Derived from Old English 'brom' meaning broom (the plant), indicating either a topographic location or an occupational connection to broom-making. The surname likely originated in medieval England.

About the Broome Surname

Broome is an English topographic surname referring to broom plants or broom-making. It maintains moderate frequency in English-speaking regions, particularly in the United Kingdom.

Distribution

Found primarily in England and English-speaking countries, with particular presence in the United Kingdom and Australia.

Notable Bearers

David Broome (British equestrian), John Broome (British racing driver)

People with the Broome Surname

Edward Broome

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