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Origin of Debar Total Records: 2  Origin of Debar, Meaning of Debar Origin: DeBardelaben mean 'The Barbor of Laben' Laben is a small town in France. Surnames: Debardelaben Submitted by: Amber DeBardelaben Origin of Debar, Meaning of Debar Origin: DeBardeleben (and DeBardelaben) is an "Americanized" derivative of the original name: von Bardeleben. The family origins are in Minden, Kassel and Prussia. The "original" family site is "Barleben", a town near Magdeburg Surnames: DEBARDELEBEN DEBARDELABEN BARDELEBEN Submitted by: John DeBardeleben 11/8/2009 2:54 PM Page 1 of 1

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