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The history of the surname Beavis, particularly of Irish descent, traces back to ancient times. The name is derived from the Gaelic name "Ó Beimhín," meaning "descendant of Beimhín," which itself is a personal name of uncertain origin. Beimhín could have been a diminutive form of Beibhinn, meaning "fair lady," or it could have derived from the word "beimh," meaning "sharp" or "piercing." During the medieval period, Irish surnames became more common and were passed down from generation to generation. The Beavis surname was likely associated with a specific family or clan, and their descendants would have adopted the name as their own. Irish surnames often underwent anglicization during the English colonization of Ireland. This meant that many Irish names, including Beavis, were changed to sound more English or easier to pronounce for English speakers. As a result, variations of the name Beavis emerged, such as Bevis and Bevies. Over the centuries, individuals with the surname Beavis migrated to various parts of the world, including the United States, Canada, and Australia. The Irish diaspora, fueled by factors such as famine and economic hardship, contributed to the spread of the Beavis surname to different continents. Today, individuals with the surname Beavis can still be found in Ireland and in countries with Irish immigrant populations. The name serves as a reminder of Irish heritage and the enduring legacy of the Beavis family.

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