Heybourne is used as a family name or surname in Ireland, Scotland, England. It is 9 characters long in length.
Heybourne is a form of the Hepburn. From the lands of Hebburne, Hayborne, or Hepburne, county of Durham, near the mouth of the Tyne. Tradition derives the noble family seated in East Lothian, from the XIV century, from an English gentleman taken prisoner by the Earl of March, who generously gave him lands, upon which he settled. From him descended the Earls of Bothwell, whose line ended with the notorious James H., Earl of Bothwell, Marquis of Fife, and Duke of Hundred Rolls Orkney, the husband of Mary, Queen of Scots, 1567. The battle-cry of this war-like race was—"A HEPBURN; BIDE ME FAIR!"-(i.e., Meet my onset fairly.).
Family name Heybourne is the variation of the Hepburn. One who came from Hebburn or Hepburn meaning "high tumulus," in Northumberland; one who lived by the dog-rose trees at the brook.
Heybourne is variation of the Helborne. Hill brook.
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Heybourne is a very rare surname, few people in England have the family name and might be arised from England. Around 77 people have been found who wears Heybourne as their family name. Few people around the world have Heybourne as their surname. More detailed information can be found below:
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