Troyce, of French origin, signifies 'of the crowd'. It is a unique and uncommon name, derived from the Old French word 'troice', which means 'third' or 'crowd'. The name Troyce was first introduced into England in the Middle Ages during the Norman Conquest.
"Troyce experienced a significant rise and fall in popularity over the years, with its peak being 14 births in 1964. However, it has consistently maintained an average of about 5-7 births per year since the late 1980s."