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Origin of Gubby Total Records: 2  Origin of Gubby, Meaning of Gubby Origin: Is an English surname based on two words, 'Gup' and 'Ton.' Old English surnames often stated that someone was 'of' a place. Gup is derived from Guppy which was old English for GOPHEYE which is located in Dorset. Ton is generally means of a village, town or estate. Hense of the town of Gopheye or Guppy, shortened to Gupton. Surnames: Gubby, Guppy Submitted by: Stuart E. Gupton Origin of Gubby, Meaning of Gubby Origin: This English surname is patronymic in origin and was brought into England from 'de Gobion' in Normandy. It can be traced to the Old French personal name Gibouin or Gibain being ultimately derived from the Germanic personal name Gebwine, composed of the elements 'geba' meaning 'gift' and 'wine' meaning 'friend Surnames: Gubby Submitted by: Neil Gubby 2/18/2012 4:28 AM Page 1 of 1

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