Given name & surname

Albury

“old”·“fort”

Albury is a surname from Old English.

Meaning & origin

What it means

Albury is built from elements meaning “old” and “fort”.

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Where it comes from

Albury comes from Old English.

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How it developed

Built from Old English eald (“old”) + burg (“fort”).

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Old English · Nature

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“ash tree”

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Old English

Astbury

“east”

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Irish

Hanbury

“descendant of Ainmhire”

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Old English

Marbury

“pool, lake”

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Old English

Cadbury

“fortified place”

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Old English

Overy

“over, above”

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Old English

Mayberry

“lake”

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Old Norse

Appleby

“apple”

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