Daubeny

Daubeny is a surname of English origin. It is believed to be a habitational name, deriving from a place in Oxfordshire called Daubeny, now known as Duns Tew. The name itself likely originates from the Old English words "dūfe" meaning dove and "ēg" meaning island or low-lying land, suggesting a place with doves or a marshy island.

Over centuries, the Daubeny name has been associated with various families and individuals across England. Historical records indicate its presence in local governance, land ownership, and military service. Like many surnames, its spelling has seen variations throughout history, with forms such as Daubeny, Daubigney, and Daubeney appearing in different documents. The surname's lineage can be traced through genealogical research, often linking back to specific regions and ancestral estates. Today, individuals bearing the Daubeny surname can be found in various parts of the world, a testament to the historical migrations and spread of families. The name's historical roots in medieval England continue to be a point of interest for those researching their family history and the origins of English surnames.