Popularity of the last name by country
United%20Kingdom
- London (626)
- Jersey (61)
- Lancashire (58)
- Somerset (44)
- Warwickshire (25)
- South Glamorgan (20)
- East Sussex (20)
- Leicestershire (19)
- Suffolk (19)
- Kent (16)
- Essex (14)
- Hampshire (10)
- Herefordshire and Worcester (9)
- Cambridgeshire (8)
- Antrim (6)
- Norfolk (6)
- Devon (5)
- Lincolnshire (5)
- Merseyside (5)
- Oxfordshire (5)
- Cheshire (4)
- Dyfed (4)
- Gloucestershire (4)
- Guernsey (4)
- Lothian (4)
- Avon (3)
- Bedfordshire (3)
- Dorset (3)
- Down (3)
- County Durham (3)
- North Yorkshire (3)
- Surrey (3)
- West Glamorgan (3)
- West Yorkshire (3)
- Buckinghamshire (2)
- Berkshire (2)
- Nottinghamshire (2)
- Central (1)
- Cumbria (1)
- Gwent (1)
- Mid Glamorgan (1)
- Strathclyde (1)
- South Yorkshire (1)
- Tayside (1)
- Tyne and Wear (1)
All countries
- France (1,747,513)
- Belgium (41,095)
- Switzerland (8,481)
- Netherlands (6,866)
- Canada (5,787)
- Algeria (2,918)
- United States (2,879)
- Germany (2,676)
- Martinique (1,202)
- United Kingdom (1,119)
- Italy (1,004)
- Spain (798)
- Unknown country (495)
- Réunion (398)
- Guadeloupe (389)
- Austria (381)
- New Caledonia (370)
- Liechtenstein (280)
- Turkey (254)
- Morocco (253)
- Mauritius (215)
- Luxembourg (207)
- Viet Nam (198)
- New Zealand (178)
- Madagascar (176)
- Australia (171)
- Slovakia (Slovak Republic) (154)
- Tunisia (132)
- Indonesia (124)
- Hungary (123)
- Argentina (103)
- Haiti (100)
- Russian Federation (95)
- Vanuatu (81)
- Monaco (79)
- Ireland (75)
- Poland (67)
- French Guiana (60)
- St. Pierre and Miquelon (56)
- Brazil (52)
Origine of last name
BARBIER : 1: French: occupational name for a barber-surgeon (see <a href="https://en.geneanet.org/surnames/Barber">Barber</a>) Old French barbier (from Late Latin barbarius a derivative of barba ‘beard’). Compare <a href="https://en.geneanet.org/surnames/Barbe">Barbe</a> and <a href="https://en.geneanet.org/surnames/Barbee">Barbee</a>.2: German: occupational name for a barber from Middle High German barbierer or an occupational name for an armorer from barbier(e) ‘metal visor (to protect the face)’.
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