Nobes

Nobes refers to a surname of English origin. Its etymology is believed to be a derivative of the given name "Nobb," which is a pet form of "Robert." The "es" suffix likely indicates a patronymic or possessive form, suggesting "son of Nobb" or "belonging to Nobb." The name is found in various historical records, particularly in England. Over time, as families migrated, the surname Nobes can be found in other English-speaking countries. Variations in spelling may occur in older documents due to differing transcription methods and regional dialects. The prevalence of the surname varies geographically, with higher concentrations typically found in areas where its historical origins lie. Individuals bearing the surname Nobes have contributed to various fields throughout history and continue to do so in contemporary society. Information regarding notable individuals with the surname Nobes can be found through genealogical databases and historical archives. The surname itself does not possess any inherent symbolic meaning beyond its historical and linguistic roots.