Origin and History of DAMBLE

Description:

The Damble surname is of French origin, with some sources suggesting that it is derived from the word 'd'amble' meaning 'of the horse.' The Damble surname has been found in France since the 12th century. The Damble surname is most commonly found in the northern region of France, particularly in the departments of Nord, Pas-de-Calais and Somme. The surname has also been found in the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The Damble surname has many variations, including D'Amble, Damblay, D'Amblay, D'Ambly, Damblé, D'Amblet, Damblet, D'Amblet, Dambleau, D'Ambleau, and Damblette. The Damble surname is associated with several customs and traditions. Many Damble families celebrate their patron saint, St. Amble, each year on his feast day, May 16. The Damble family crest is a black shield with a white chevron and a gold lion rampant. The Damble surname has been used in literature, including the novel 'The Damble Family' by French author Pierre Loti.