Goob is used as a family name or surname in Germany. It is 4 characters long in length.
The form of Gaby. In many dialects a silly fellow. More probably a nick-name of Gabriel.
A variant of Gabb. The London Directory shows us several traders gifted with this patronymic, which historian Ferguson thinks derivable from the Old High German geban, to give. It is more probably a nick-name of Gabriel. Or it may relate to loquacity, for the Anglo-Norman gubber means to jest or talk idly. Wickliffe uses gabbing in the sense of lying and jesting; and in the Hundred Rolls we have Le Gabber as a surname.
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Immigrants to US
From Germany
Farmer Martin Goob from Germany aboard the Plymouth Rock from London. He is registered to be 30 years old when he arrived in USA on April 13, 1864. 23 years old Havier Goob, Antoine Goob, Klara Goob, aged 7, Merchant Emile Goob, are other Goob that migrated to US from Bremen, Bremen & Southampton and Havre.