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The surname Poulter, of Irish descent, has an interesting history that dates back centuries. The name itself is derived from the Old French word "poulter," which means poulterer or poultry dealer. It is believed that the surname was originally used to identify individuals who were involved in the trade of poultry. In Ireland, the Poulter surname is most commonly found in the province of Ulster. The Poulter family can be traced back to the medieval period, where they were primarily associated with County Donegal. Over time, the surname spread to other parts of Ireland, such as County Antrim and County Down. Throughout history, individuals with the surname Poulter have been involved in various occupations and professions. Some were farmers, while others became merchants or tradesmen. The Poulter family also had a strong presence in the clergy, with several members of the family serving as priests and religious leaders. Like many Irish surnames, the spelling and pronunciation of Poulter may have varied over time. Different variations of the surname can be found in historical records, such as Poulterer, Poulterman, and Polter. Today, individuals with the surname Poulter can be found across the globe, particularly in countries with Irish diaspora communities. Many Poulters have continued to carry on their family traditions, while others have embraced new opportunities and pursued diverse careers.

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