Batey (surname)

Batey (surname)

Batey (IPAEng|beɪteɪ) is a family name originating from North East England. The word 'Batey' comes from the Old English word 'bāt' and the diminutive suffix '-ey', which loosely means "small boat". It is an occupational name, meaning that the family was involved in the maritime industry in the past. Similar names include Bateman, Bates, Bate.


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