Gipps
Gipps is a surname of English origin. It is found in the United Kingdom and in countries that were part of the British Empire, including Australia, where the name is tied to historical figures and geographic nomenclature.
A notable bearer is Sir George Gipps (1783–1846), a British colonial administrator who served as Governor of
Gipps has given its name to Gippsland, a large coastal and rural region in the state of
Overall, Gipps is recognized primarily as a family name with historical associations in British colonial history