Description:
Doe, John English Doe, John, is a name derived from the Old English word doeh meaning 'doe,' which was in turn derived from the Proto-Germanic word dauhaz meaning 'a kind of animal.' The name was first recorded in the late 11th century and became increasingly popular throughout the Middle Ages. During the Renaissance, the name was used by many prominent families. Today, the name is relatively uncommon, but still well-known.







