History:
Tippanbone is an English surname derived from the Olde English pre 7th Century word 'tippan' meaning 'tip or point' and 'bone' meaning 'hill'.
The Tippanbone surname is believed to have originated in the county of Devon in England, where it is first found in records dating back to the 13th century. The earliest recorded spelling of the surname is that of John Tippanbone, which was dated 1273 in the 'Hundred Rolls of Devon'.
Description:
The Tippanbone surname is associated with the culture of Devon, England. Devon is a county that is known for its rugged and wild coastline, its rolling hills and its quaint villages. It is also known for its rich and diverse cultural heritage, including its traditional music and dance, its local cuisine and its unique dialect.
The Tippanbone family has a long history of being involved in the agricultural and fishing industries of Devon. They were also known for their involvement in the local music and dance scene.
The Tippanbone surname has many variations, including Tippenbone, Tippinbone, Tipponbone, Tippenbun, Tipponbun, Tippenbunne, Tipponbunne, Tippenbyne, Tipponbyne, Tippenbynne, Tipponbynne, Tipponbine, Tippenbine, Tipponbinne, Tippenbinne and Tipponbyn.
