What Does Beaumont Mean?

Beaumont may refer to four places. Firstly, Beaumont is the name of a civil parish and a rural community in Carlisle, Cumbria, England. As per the census of the year 2001, Beaumont housed 447 inhabitants. The community spans the vicinity to the west of Carlisle. The parish includes the regions of Monkhil, Grinsdale and Beaumont. River Eden marks the boundary of this region to the east.

Beaumont-cum-Moze is another parish in the district of Tendring, which is located in the city of Essex, England. As per the census of the year 2001, it is home to 352 people. It consists of the regions of Moze Cross and Beaumont.
Thirdly, Beaumont is the name of a school situated in Old Windsor, England. It was a public school run by Jesuit priests which shut down in 1967 due to a merger with a college called Stonyhurst College.

The Beaumont is also the name of an aid group for individuals who are crossdressers, transsexuals etc as well as their relatives, friends and co-workers.

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