The English surname Wiggins is derived from from the Breton personal name Wiucon, meaning “worthy” and “high, or noble,” The name may also derive from the Germanic personal name Wigant, originally a byname meaning “warrior,” from the present participle of wigan meaning “to fight,” The name was introduced to England in the wake of the Norman Conquest in the 11th Century. The name was first recorded in 1275 when William Wygeyn was registered in the Norfolk Hundred Rolls. Mary Wiggins settled in Virginia in 1661 and today there are approximately 50,000 bearers of the name Wiggins living in the United States.
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