Description:
The surname CALYBURN originates from the ancient Anglo-Saxon word 'calig' meaning 'spear'. The CALYBURN family originally lived in the county of Kent in England. The CALYBURN surname is also found in Scotland and Ireland. The CALYBURN family originally settled in Kent in the 12th century. The CALYBURN surname was first recorded in the early 13th century. The CALYBURN family used the spelling 'Calyburne' in the early records. The CALYBURN surname was originally derived from the ancient Anglo-Saxon word 'calig' meaning 'spear'. The CALYBURN family originally lived in the county of Kent in England. The CALYBURN surname is also found in Scotland and Ireland. The CALYBURN family originally settled in Kent in the 12th century. The CALYBURN surname was first recorded in the early 13th century. The CALYBURN family used the spelling 'Calyburne' in the early records. The CALYBURN surname was originally derived from the ancient Anglo-Saxon word 'calig' meaning 'spear'.
