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Cockburn: Origin, Geographical Distribution
Local. The brook by the hillock; from cock, a hillock, and burn, a brook.
Cockburn Surname Origin
Cockburn: Place of Origin : Lothian (United Kingdom) \| London (United Kingdom) \| Strathclyde (United Kingdom) \| Grampian (United Kingdom) \| Northumberland (United Kingdom) \| Cumbria (United Kingdom)

COCKBURN Edinburgh Parish (Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1662 - 1662

COCKBURN Bishop Auckland (County Durham, England, United Kingdom) 1859 - 1859

COCKBURN Edinburgh, Midlothian (Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1848 - 1848

COCKBURN Inv (Highlands, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1813 - 1813

COCKBURN Musselburgh, Midlothian (Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1791 - 1820

COCKBURN Cramond,Edinburgh,Ecosse (Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1726 - 1726

COCKBURN Ormiston (East-Lothian) Scotland (Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1500 - 1500

COCKBURN Henderland,Peebles-Shire (Scotland, United Kingdom) 1494 - 1494

COCKBURN Ormiston (East-Lothian) Scotland (Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom) 1500 - 1500

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A genealogic and heraldic dictionary of the peerage and baronetage of the British Empire g by Bernard Burke,...
Author: John Bernard Burke - Published in 1860
... a dau. Mary, who m. Archibald Cockburn, Esq. of Langton. His lordship is described by Macky, as having the gravity ...

A genealogic and heraldic dictionary of the peerage and baronetage of the British Empire g by Bernard Burke,...
Author: John Bernard Burke - Published in 1860
... Sir William Cockburn, Knt. of Langtoun, who obtained a grant, in 1595, of the lands and ...

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