Warbuton

Topographic

Meaning

A settlement or fortified place associated with a warrior or war-related activity.

Etymology

Derived from Old English 'wær' or 'war' (warrior, war) combined with 'burh' or 'bury' (fortified settlement), indicating a military stronghold or settlement of warriors. The name reflects medieval English place-naming conventions.

About the Warbuton Surname

An English topographic surname indicating origin from a fortified settlement associated with warriors or military activity. The name has been established in English records for nearly 900 years.

Distribution

Found primarily in England, particularly in Lancashire and Cheshire, with modern distribution in English-speaking countries.

Notable Bearers

Warburton family (English noble family), various historical English figures

People with the Warbuton Surname