Dauberts

Dauberts is a surname that may appear as a plural or variant form of related surnames such as Daubert or Daubart. The exact origin is uncertain; it likely reflects Germanic-French linguistic interchange common in Alsace and neighboring regions, where surnames often derive from given names, occupations, or place names. Variants include Daubert, Daubart, Daubert, and Dauberts (the plural or patronymic form).

The name is historically associated with Western Europe, and individuals with this surname or its variants have been recorded in civil and parish registers dating from the medieval period. In modern times, bearers of the name are found in France, Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, Switzerland, and in countries that host diaspora communities, such as the United States and Canada.

In genealogical contexts, Dauberts may appear in archival documents as a family or household designation. The form may also appear in fictional or literary works as a character surname or place-name, though no widely recognized location is named Dauberts. Related topics include Daubert, Daubart, and Daubert lineages in regional histories.