The surname Beecher is of English origin, derived from the Middle English word "beche," meaning beech tree. It originally denoted someone who lived by a prominent beech tree or near an area wooded with beech trees. The name has been associated with various occupations, including a beech tree dweller and occasionally a corruption of Bee-Churl, meaning bee-keeper. The surname has seen significant changes in usage over time, particularly in the United States, where it has become more prevalent due to immigration and cultural influences.
Parents who like the name Beecher often have similar name preferences and tend to choose popular choices like:
