Turnbough meaning | Last name Turnbough origin

The surname is the form of Turnbull. Probably local. A tradition has, however, been made to fit the It seems that king Robert Bruce, being once upon a time in Stirling park, was attacked by a ferocious bull. A brave fellow, called Ruel, came to the rescue; turned the bull; and got not only the king's thanks, but the lands of Bedrule, and a new surname. It appears certain, however, that a champion of great stature called Turnbull fought under king David Bruce, at the battle of Halidon, and was killed there. Nisbet's Heraldry. The analogous name Chacelyon is found in Essex, temp. Henry VI Knatchbull may also belong to this class.

Family name is variant of Trumbull. TurnbullA corruption of Turnbull. See - Probably local. A tradition has, however, been made to fit the It seems that king Robert Bruce, being once upon a time in Stirling park, was attacked by a ferocious bull. A brave fellow, called Ruel, came to the rescue; turned the bull; and got not only the king's thanks, but the lands of Bedrule, and a new surname. It appears certain, however, that a champion of great stature called Turnbull fought under king David Bruce, at the battle of Halidon, and was killed there. Nisbet's Heraldry. The analogous name Chacelyon is found in Essex, temp. Henry VI Knatchbull may also belong to this class.

Is the variation of Turnbull. Descendant of Trumbald meaning "strong, bold".

Lastname Turnbough is variant form of Trumbull. Descendant of Trumbald meaning "strong, bold".

Lastname is variation of the Trimble. Dweller near an aspen tree.

Turnbough is a variant of Turnbull. Turn bull. Given to one who turned a bull as the animal was attacking King Robert Bruce, from whom there is said to be a charter to "Willielmo dicto Turnbull." The name of these gay Moss-troopers, who belonged to the Middle Marches, was generally pronounced Trumbull.