Gabson is used as a family name or surname in Germany. It is 6 characters long in length.
The is the variation of Jebson. See Jebb - Apparently an old personal name, whence the patronymic Jebson.
Gabson is the variation of Jebson. See Jebb - Apparently an old personal name, whence the patronymic Jebson.
Surname Gabson is a variation of Ibison. See Ilbert - Though this baptismal appellation rarely appears as a surname in its proper form, it has given rise to the following:—Ibbet, Ibbitt, Iberson, Ibbetson, Ibbotson, Ibbs, Ibison, Ibson, etc.
Lastname is a variant of Gypson. Probably the same as Gibb and Gibson.
Variant of the Gipson. See Gilbert - A personal name, largely introduced at the Norman Conquest, in the form of Gislebertus. It is not only a very common surname, but has given birth to Gibb, Gibbs, Gybbes, Gibbard, Gibbings, Gibbonson, Gibson, Gill, Gilks, Gilpin, and many others.
Lastname is the form of Gibson. Son of Gib or Gilbert, anciently Gislebert; i.e., bright pledge, illustrous hostage.
Gabson is the form of Gibson. Son of Gib or Gilbert, anciently Gislebert; i.e., bright pledge, illustrous hostage.
Lastname Gabson is variation of Gibson. The son of Gib, a pet form of Gilbert meaning "pledge, bright".
Family name Gabson is the variation of the Gibson. The son of Gib, a pet form of Gilbert meaning "pledge, bright".
The variation of the Gipson. The son of Gip, a pet form of Gilbert meaning "pledge, bright".
The variant of Gipson. The son of Gip, a pet form of Gilbert meaning "pledge, bright".
The lastname Gabson is variant form of Gibbonson. See Gilbert - A personal name, largely introduced at the Norman Conquest, in the form of Gislebertus. It is not only a very common surname, but has given birth to Gibb, Gibbs, Gybbes, Gibbard, Gibbings, Gibbonson, Gibson, Gill, Gilks, Gilpin, and many others.
Surname Gabson is form of Gibbonson. See Gilbert - A personal name, largely introduced at the Norman Conquest, in the form of Gislebertus. It is not only a very common surname, but has given birth to Gibb, Gibbs, Gybbes, Gibbard, Gibbings, Gibbonson, Gibson, Gill, Gilks, Gilpin, and many others.
Gabson is variation of Gipson. See Gilbert - A personal name, largely introduced at the Norman Conquest, in the form of Gislebertus. It is not only a very common surname, but has given birth to Gibb, Gibbs, Gybbes, Gibbard, Gibbings, Gibbonson, Gibson, Gill, Gilks, Gilpin, and many others.
The variation of Gypson. Probably the same as Gibb and Gibson.
Is variation of Ibison. See Ilbert - Though this baptismal appellation rarely appears as a surname in its proper form, it has given rise to the following:—Ibbet, Ibbitt, Iberson, Ibbetson, Ibbotson, Ibbs, Ibison, Ibson, etc.