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This is certainly one of the most unusual and interesting of all British surnames. It is, perhaps surprisingly, locational and like the surnames Brummidge and Cogzell derives from a place, in their case Birmingham and Coggleshall. With "Bingle" the town is Bingley in Yorkshire, although the simple loss of the "y" suffix makes all the difference to both the sound and the appearance. Had it not been for the fact that "Bingle" was first recorded in Yorkshire, we might have been tempted to find another solution, but clearly "Bingle: like "Brummidge" is a local dialect form.

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