Description:
The surname BASHLING is derived from the Old English word bæsling, meaning “a beaker or drinking cup.” The BASHLING family originated in the British Isles and are believed to have been among the first to settle in America. The BASHLING surname is found in both England and Scotland. The BASHLING family has a long history of involvement in the brewing and wine industries. Some of the most famous BASHLINGs include Sir James BASHLING, the founder of the Sir James Baslington Brewery in London; and Colonel James BASHLING, a pioneer in the American wine industry. The BASHLING surname is also found in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. There are numerous variant spellings of the BASHLING surname, including BASHLING, BASHLIN, BASHLIN, BASHLINE, BASHLINGE, BASHLINGS, BASHLINES, and BASHLINGS.
