Bridie Surname

1,573,888th
Most Common
surname in the World

Approximately 130 people bear this surname

Most prevalent in:
United States
Highest density in:
Netherlands

Bridie Surname Definition:

Dovenald Bryd, burgess of Perth, rendered homage, 1296 (Bain, II, p. 197). Malcolm Bridy was a monk of Arbroath, 1451, prior of Fyvie, 1453, and abbot of Arbroath from 1456 to 1470 (RAA., 11, 92,100, and pref. p. x), James Bridy was perpetual vicar of Ennirkelor, 1464 (ibid.

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Bridie Surname Distribution Map

PlaceIncidenceFrequencyRank in Area
United States711:5,105,055259,233
Netherlands231:734,22557,169
Australia221:1,227,07766,405
England91:6,190,895170,599
New Zealand21:2,264,16249,210
Ireland11:4,708,93929,543
Iran11:76,782,524277,718
Thailand11:70,638,3451,175,915
PlaceIncidenceFrequencyRank in Area
Ireland11:4,429,86640,727
PlaceIncidenceFrequencyRank in Area
Scotland271:138,6386,001
Wales31:522,80514,314
England11:24,375,369195,128
PlaceIncidenceFrequencyRank in Area
United States151:3,347,912150,340

The alternate forms: Bridié (25) are calculated separately.

Bridie (11,943) may also be a first name.

Bridie Surname Meaning

From Where Does The Surname Originate? meaning and history

Dovenald Bryd, burgess of Perth, rendered homage, 1296 (Bain, II, p. 197). Malcolm Bridy was a monk of Arbroath, 1451, prior of Fyvie, 1453, and abbot of Arbroath from 1456 to 1470 (RAA., 11, 92,100, and pref. p. x), James Bridy was perpetual vicar of Ennirkelor, 1464 (ibid., 153). William Bridy or Bride was presbyter of St. Andrews diocese, 1508 (REB., II, 161,162), and another William Bride or Bryde was grieve at Mains of Clunie, 1513 (Rent. Dunk., p. 182,186). Malcolm Bridye was servant to the bishop of Dunkeld, 1511 (ibid., p. 115), and Thomas Bryde was witness at Lochlevyn, 1546 (Rollok, 3). Andrew Brydie appears in Newburgh, 1635 (RPC., 2. ser. V, p. 505). John Bryde, dean of guild of St. Andrews, d. 1636, and his daughter, described as "Onna Briddie, daughter of John Briddie," died in 1648 (PSAS., LXX, p. 72, 77). Rachel Bryd was married in Edinburgh, 1667 (Edinb. Marr.), William Brydie, portioner of Dungartliill, had sasine of part of Dulbethie in 1674 (DPD., I, p. 262), and Alexander Brydie was shipmaster in Peterhead, 1753 (CRA.). Brydie is an old surname in the parish of Lochwinnoch, and in modern times the spelling has been changed to Brodie (Tannahill, Poems, note by the editor, David Semple, p. 271), and Breadie and Broddie are given as variants of the name in DPD. The name is also recorded in the Commissariot Record of Dunkeld and Muthill.

The Surnames of Scotland (1946) by George Fraser Black (1866-1948)

BRYDE, Brydie, Bridie: Dovenald Bryd, burgess of Perth, rendered homage, 1296 (Bain, II, p. 197). Malcolm Bridy was a monk of Arbroath, 1451, prior of Fyvie, 1453, and abbot of Arbroath from 1456 to 1470 (RAA., 11, 92,100, and pref. p. x), James Bridy was perpetual vicar of Ennirkelor, 1464 (ibid., 153). William Bridy or Bride was presbyter of St. Andrews diocese, 1508 (REB., II, 161,162), and another William Bride or Bryde was grieve at Mains of Clunie, 1513 (Rent. Dunk., p. 182,186). Malcolm Bridye was servant to the bishop of Dunkeld, 1511 (ibid., p. 115), and Thomas Bryde was witness at Lochlevyn, 1546 (Rollok, 3). Andrew Brydie appears in Newburgh, 1635 (RPC., 2. ser. V, p. 505). John Bryde, dean of guild of St. Andrews, d. 1636, and his daughter, described as "Onna Briddie, daughter of John Briddie," died in 1648 (PSAS., LXX, p. 72, 77). Rachel Bryd was married in Edinburgh, 1667 (Edinb. Marr.), William Brydie, portioner of Dungartliill, had sasine of part of Dulbethie in 1674 (DPD., I, p. 262), and Alexander Brydie was shipmaster in Peterhead, 1753 (CRA.). Brydie is an old surname in the parish of Lochwinnoch, and in modern times the spelling has been changed to Brodie (Tannahill, Poems, note by the editor, David Semple, p. 271), and Breadie and Broddie are given as variants of the name in DPD. The name is also recorded in the Commissariot Record of Dunkeld and Muthill.

The Surnames of Scotland (1946) by George Fraser Black (1866-1948)

Bridie Last Name Facts

Where Does The Last Name Bridie Come From? nationality or country of origin

The surname Bridie is found in The United States more than any other country/territory. It can appear as a variant: Bridié. For other possible spellings of this last name click here.

How Common Is The Last Name Bridie? popularity and diffusion

The surname is the 1,573,888th most numerous last name globally, borne by around 1 in 56,058,046 people. The surname Bridie occurs mostly in Europe, where 25 percent of Bridie are found; 23 percent are found in North America and 23 percent are found in Anglo-North America. Bridie is also the 54,369th most widespread forename globally, borne by 11,943 people.

The surname is most widespread in The United States, where it is held by 71 people, or 1 in 5,105,055. In The United States Bridie is most common in: Florida, where 14 percent are found, Georgia, where 11 percent are found and New York, where 4 percent are found. Apart from The United States it exists in 7 countries. It is also common in The Netherlands, where 18 percent are found and Australia, where 17 percent are found.

Bridie Family Population Trend historical fluctuation

The occurrence of Bridie has changed over time. In The United States the number of people carrying the Bridie last name grew 473 percent between 1880 and 2014; in England it grew 900 percent between 1881 and 2014.

Bridie Last Name Statistics demography

The religious adherence of those bearing the Bridie surname is chiefly Catholic (100%) in Ireland.

In The United States Bridie are 21.41% more likely to be registered with the Republican Party than The US average, with 68.18% being registered with the party.

Bridie earn notably more than the average income. In United States they earn 19.02% more than the national average, earning $51,355 USD per year.

Phonetically Similar Names

SurnameSimilarityWorldwide IncidencePrevalency
Bridié9425/
Bridier921,861/
Braidie9217/
Bridjie9216/
Briddie926/
Bridgie922/
Bridi913,684/
Bride912,526/
Bridge8326,479/
Braide835,171/
Briede833,223/
Brider83666/
Bridji83642/
Braidi83627/
Brydie83400/
Brides83392/
Breide83269/
Broide83244/
Bruide83160/
Bridio8393/
Brudie8384/
Bridet8381/
Bridde8372/
Bredie8368/
Brijde8355/
Bridis8351/
Breidi8348/
Briddi8339/
Bridiš8318/
Bridey8316/
Brhide8314/
Bridiz839/
Bridai836/
Brisde834/
Bhride833/
Bridea833/
Bridez833/
Briodi832/
Bridee831/
Bridgi831/
Bridid831/
Bridii831/
Bridje831/
Bridoe831/
Brihdi831/
Brideh831/
Britde831/
Brideu830/
Breider77697/
Braidji77280/
Brijder77192/
Bredier77156/
Braider7791/
Briddes7768/
Bredies7763/
Bridich7749/
Broides7733/
Bridgey7727/
Brisdet7724/
Broidye7722/
Broider7721/
Braides7713/
Briedeh7711/
Broidis777/
Braidis776/
Bridiya776/
Bridjet776/
Bridjit774/
Braidih774/
Breadie772/
Breddie772/
Britdge772/
Brideay772/
Bridett772/
Breidis772/
Braidey771/
Braided771/
Bridder771/
Briddhi771/
Bridgee771/
Briditt771/
Braidde771/
Brraide771/
Braidee771/
Bridayi771/
Bridyer771/
Broidoi771/
Brisdis771/
Breidji771/
Briodey770/
Brideye770/
Breudie770/
Bridyes770/
Bruider770/
Brede735,566/
Brida732,041/
Bryde731,224/
Bridy73802/
Brudi73442/
Brude73268/
Bredi73114/
Bridj7383/
Brüde7321/
Vridi732/
Bridé732/
Brydi731/
Brède731/
Brüdi731/
Brēde731/
Brhaidid71171/
Braidich7178/
Broidioi7172/
Braidech7144/
Breijder7116/
Braidish7112/
Breidish711/
Bridetts711/
Bridjitt711/
Briedeay711/
Brisdois711/
Broidess711/
Bridhaji711/
Braidaye711/
Bridouye711/
Briddish710/
Breaddie710/
Bruisder710/
Braida675,165/
Briody672,726/
Breder672,556/
Bridja671,197/
Brudey67871/
Briday67838/
Breede67810/
Briedj67696/
Broida67638/
Bredes67554/
Brieda67544/
Bridda67526/
Braidy67476/
Bridou67310/
Bredis67309/
Bryder67224/
Bridaa67215/
Broyde67176/
Broidy67149/
Brydge67134/
Breidy6790/
Brüder6779/
Breida6776/
Bredee6770/
Briedé6767/
Bredde6753/
Bredhe6739/
Breyde6727/
Bredeu6727/
Brojde6723/
Brudea6722/
Bredez6720/
Brayde6718/
Braydi6715/
Brädde6714/
Breadi6712/
Breedi6711/
Briddy6710/
Bredio679/
Bräder679/
Brehde678/
Breidj677/
Bredge675/
Vridhi675/
Brejde675/
Vreidi674/
Vraidi674/
Bridau674/
Braidj674/
Breydi673/
Breddi673/
Breade672/
Brydes672/
Vrihde672/
Bredit672/
Bredée672/
Bhríde672/
Bridjt671/
Brisdy671/
Brissdett671/
Bhrude671/
B'Rida671/
Vridje671/
Brediz671/
Bredeh671/
Bredet671/
Bredid671/
Broydi671/
Brudii671/
Bridha671/
Briedè671/
Brhida671/
Brigye671/
Brydde671/
Bréder671/
Bríder671/
Brajde671/
Bredea671/
Breded671/
Braidhead670/
Bridys670/
Briedy670/
Bredey670/
Brudye670/

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