Bevon is an uncommon given name of English origin, derived from the Old French word 'beuvon', which means 'drinker'. It is believed to have been used as a nickname for someone who was fond of drinking. The name Bevon was brought into prominence in English literature through the character Sir Bevons of Besançon in the medieval romance 'The Song of Solomon'.
"Bevon was quite popular in the early '90s, with a peak of seven babies named Bevon in 1993. However, it seems this trend didn't continue, as there were only five Bevons born each year afterwards, resulting in a total of seventeen little Bevons between 1992 and 1994."