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Origin of Lab Total Records: 11  Origin of Lab, Meaning of Lab Origin: Jean Marot, a French soldier in Canada ~1630's - 'dit Labonte' (dit = 'known as'/ Labonte = 'the good guy'). Family lines follow down as Marot, Marot dit Labonte, and Labonte. I have about 3,000 descendents of the Labonte line from Jean Marot on down(& growing)- found 2 other pages thus far with matching & additional info on this line. Surnames: Labonte, Marot Dit Labonte, Marot Submitted by: Gary Morris Origin of Lab, Meaning of Lab Origin: DeBardelaben mean 'The Barbor of Laben' Laben is a small town in France. Surnames: Debardelaben Submitted by: Amber DeBardelaben Origin of Lab, Meaning of Lab Origin: Ozmia Labauve who m. Efienne Benoit from La. also looking for Placide Labauve m. Amilie Gary from Rayne,La. Surnames: Labauve Submitted by: Pattie breaux Jones Origin of Lab, Meaning of Lab Origin: Sallabank means "the willows by the banks of the river. Thus the people that lived in the area of Yaxley, England??? became know as the Sallowbanks. Yaxley, England is the area where we have found the earliest "Sallowbanks", now spelled Sallabank(s) in the late 1600's Surnames: Sallabank, Morris, Lozer Submitted by: Mark Lozer Origin of Lab, Meaning of Lab Origin: The Salabies are said to originate from india directly hoever it is evident that Salabies are found in as far as the Phillipines, Samoan Islands in the Pacific, Japan and Saudi Arabia. Surnames: Salabie Submitted by: Shannon Mckenzie Origin of Lab, Meaning of Lab Origin: LaBonte, also Labonte = the goodness or, the bountiful/plentiful. French settlers of Quebec region include LaBonte, Goodness family surnames Surnames: LaBonte Submitted by: Origin of Lab, Meaning of Lab Origin: Glabner-Orginal-Glass Blower Glossner-US-Glass Blower Surnames: Glabner, Glossner Submitted by: Mary K. Gummo Origin of Lab, Meaning of Lab 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 Origin of Lab, Meaning of Lab Origin: Slabbert originated from Zeeland in northern Netherlands and as far as I am aware means "Herring Fisher" (herring being a fish found in the local lakes around that area) Surnames: Slabbert Submitted by: Jaco Slabbert Origin of Lab, Meaning of Lab Origin: french Surnames: labine Submitted by: Origin of Lab, Meaning of Lab Origin: CALABRO Surnames: Calabro Submitted by: 2/17/2012 11:19 AM Page 1 of 1

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