The surname Broxton has a rich history originating from England, specifically from the village of Broxton in Cheshire. It is believed to derive from Old English words, possibly meaning "badger" or "burial place." Over time, the spelling has varied significantly due to local dialects and the introduction of personal taxation, leading to multiple variations such as Brockton, Brogden, and Brookton. The name has been significant in English history, with early records dating back to the 13th century. It has also been carried by individuals to Ireland and the United States, where it has continued to evolve.
