Durrey is used as a family name or surname in Ireland, Scotland. It is 6 characters long in length.
A variation of Jury. In the middle ages, when the Jews were a much-persecuted race, they resided partly by compulsion, partly by choice, in a particular quarter of our old towns and cities. Such a locality was usually called the Jewry, as the Old Jewry, in London. "Jewerie, a district inhabited by Jews."
The variant form of Durie. An estate in the parish of Scoonie, county of Fife.
Surname is form of Dower. A rabbit's burrow, cuniculus. Prompt. Pary.
The family name is a variant of Dore. One who gilds, a gilder.
A form of Dore. A chapelry in Derbyshire, and a parish in county of Hereford-Abbey Dore.
Durrey is a variation of the Dury. The 'braes of Dury' are in the parish of Fowlis-Wester in the centre of Perthshire.
Variation of the Dury. The family derived their name from Dury, in the shire of Fife, where they possessed lands in the reign of Alexander II.
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Durrey is an uncommon surname, few people in France have the family name and might have roots in France. Around 108 people have been found who wears Durrey as their family name. Few people around the world have Durrey as their surname. More detailed information can be found below:
France78
Germany15
Spain10