BOULTING
Boulting
The surname Boulting is of English origin and is classified as being of a locational derivation. The name derives from the Old English word "bula" which means 'bull' and "tún" which means 'a fence' or 'an enclosure.' This suggests that the name Boulting may have originally referred to a place where bulls were kept.
The Boulting family is thought to have originated in the county of Yorkshire in Northern England. The name Boulting has been noted in records dating back to the medieval period, which indicates its long history in British lineage.
Over the centuries, the Boulting surname spread across the United Kingdom and can be found in various regions. The name has diversified into different spellings and variations, such as Bolton, Boultin, and Bullton, depending on the region or dialect.
Individuals with the surname Boulting have made notable contributions in various fields such as literature, arts, and sciences. One of the most distinguished bearers of the name is the British filmmaker and producer Roy Boulting, known for his work in the British cinema industry.
The Boulting name continues to be borne by families in the United Kingdom and also by those of British descent across the world, emphasising the rich heritage and legacy associated with this ancient British surname.
There are approximately 69 people named Boulting in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Boulting.