Beaufort Rare
Means “beautiful fort”
French (Norman) · 706 people in the US
Berkeley Rare
Means “birch” + “meadow”
Old English · 1,322 people in the US
Bonaparte Rare
Means “good” + “part, share”
Italian (Corsican) · 2,274 people in the US
Briar Rare
Means “briar”
Middle English · 413 people in the US
Brontë Rare
Means from Ó Proinntigh: “descendant of Proinnteach (‘Generous’)”
Irish · 131 people in the US
Bancroft Uncommon
Means “bean” + “enclosed field”
Old English · 5,404 people in the US
Barrington Uncommon
Means the personal name Beorn + “belonging to” + “settlement”
Old English · 4,843 people in the US
Bartholomew Uncommon
Means “son of Talmai”
Aramaic, via Greek & Latin · 15,339 people in the US
Beauchamp Uncommon
Means “beautiful field”
Old French (Norman) · 11,865 people in the US
Beaumont Uncommon
Means “beautiful mountain”
Anglo-Norman French · 4,878 people in the US
Bellamy Uncommon
Means “fair friend”
Old French (Norman) · 17,167 people in the US
Belmont Uncommon
Means “beautiful mountain”
French or Italian · 3,363 people in the US
Benedict Uncommon
Means “blessed”
Latin · 17,036 people in the US
Blackstone Uncommon
Means “black stone”
Old English · 3,659 people in the US
Blackwood Uncommon
Means “black wood”
English & Scottish · 8,407 people in the US
Blythe Uncommon
Means “merry”
Old English · 7,947 people in the US
Bosworth Uncommon
Means “cattle enclosure”
Old English · 5,260 people in the US
Bourne Uncommon
Means “stream”
Old English · 9,270 people in the US
Buckingham Uncommon
Means the personal name Bucca + “belonging to” + “home”
Old English · 8,094 people in the US
Byron Uncommon
Means “at the byre or cattleshed”
Old English · 6,610 people in the US
Bassett Common
Means a nickname for a short person
French · 20,482 people in the US
Bentley Common
Means “bent-grass” + “meadow”
Old English · 40,193 people in the US
Bishop Common
Means from the word “bishop”
English (occupational) · 116,618 people in the US
Blackburn Common
Means “dark” + “stream”
Old English · 39,097 people in the US
Bradford Common
Means “broad ford”
Old English · 54,015 people in the US
Burgess Common
Means “town-dweller”
Anglo-Norman · 73,931 people in the US
Belcourt Rare
French · 604 people in the US
Bellerose Rare
French · 619 people in the US
Bramwell Rare
1,553 people in the US
Brightwell Rare
2,430 people in the US
Beauregard Uncommon
French · 5,078 people in the US
Beckett Uncommon
11,763 people in the US
Bettencourt Uncommon
French · 7,365 people in the US
Bouchard Uncommon
French · 13,154 people in the US
Ballard Common
61,625 people in the US
Blackwell Common
47,175 people in the US
Blanchard Common
French · 37,695 people in the US
Brooks Common
251,663 people in the US
Broussard Common
French · 26,971 people in the US
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