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The surname Spurrier has its roots in Ireland and is of Anglo-Norman origin. It is derived from the occupational name "spurrier," which referred to a person who made and sold spurs, the metal devices worn on the heels of horse riding boots to help control the horse. The name is derived from the Middle English word "spur," which in turn comes from the Old English word "spora," meaning "spur" or "track." During the medieval period, the Norman invasion of Ireland brought English and Norman settlers to the country. Many of these settlers, including those with the surname Spurrier, played important roles in the administration and governance of Ireland. They were often involved in trade and commerce, including the manufacturing and sale of spurs. Over time, the surname Spurrier spread throughout Ireland, particularly in areas with strong English and Norman influences, such as Dublin and the Pale. Today, people with the surname Spurrier can be found across Ireland and in other parts of the world where Irish descendants have settled. The Spurrier surname has continued to evolve and change over the centuries. Variations of the name include Sporier, Spurryer, and Spurror, among others. Genealogical research can help individuals trace their specific lineage and understand their own personal connection to the history of the Spurrier surname.

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