The Origins of Hodgins Where Did We Come from Which Country By LorneTexas May 26, 2017 1014 views 1 comments reply from Lorne Hodgins Comments (1) Richardcastle June 9, 2017 Not sure what you are asking for. Hodgins is a version or corruption Hodgekin(s) which itself is derived from Hodge a "pet" name for Roger. So Hodgekin is a child of Hodge or Roger. Hodge can also be a nickname from Hog(ge) a pig or (local) Somerset Hogge Hogget(s) = Sheep/Lambs.The name Hodge is found a given name in medieval times. Roger was popular with the Normans who might have introduced it to England.It of course then found it's way to North America.I hope this is some help.
Not sure what you are asking for.
Hodgins is a version or corruption Hodgekin(s) which itself is derived from Hodge a "pet" name for Roger.
So Hodgekin is a child of Hodge or Roger.
Hodge can also be a nickname from Hog(ge) a pig or (local) Somerset Hogge Hogget(s) = Sheep/Lambs.
The name Hodge is found a given name in medieval times. Roger was popular with the Normans who might have introduced it to England.
It of course then found it's way to North America.
I hope this is some help.