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      Meaning of the first name Coburne

      Origin

      Anglo-saxon, Possibly Locational Surname

      Meaning

      Varied Interpretations, Often Linked to Copper

      Variations

      Coburn, Cockburne, Blackburne
      The first name Coburne is believed to have Anglo-Saxon origins, potentially serving as a locational surname. Its meanings can vary, but many interpretations suggest a link to the term copper, likely referencing the metal's prominence in historical contexts. This association may indicate geographical ties to regions where copper mining or smelting occurred, thus imparting both a cultural and occupational significance to the name.

      Historically, surnames like Coburne were often derived from topographical features or significant landmarks within a region. In the case of Coburne, its roots trace back to medieval England, where it likely identified individuals based on their association with specific locales or communities. As populations grew and mobility increased, these names became crucial for distinguishing among individuals, eventually evolving into hereditary surnames. Coburne may have appeared in various historical records, highlighting its use and adaptation over centuries.

      In contemporary society, the name Coburne continues to be used, although it is less common than more prevalent surnames. Today, it can be found among individuals and families, often linked to heritage and lineage. The name may also hold personal significance for those who identify with its Anglo-Saxon roots or the historical connotations associated with copper. Additionally, as interest in genealogy and ancestry grows, names like Coburne are often explored for their historical resonance and connection to past cultures.

      Based on our records...

      Cox

      Cox

      This is the most common surname associated with Coburne.
      Mildred

      Mildred

      This is the most common name of those married to a Coburne.
      Cordia

      Cordia

      This is the most common name for a child of a Coburne.
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      1936 is when there were the most people born with the first name Coburne.

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