Smallcombe is an English surname originating from South West England, particularly the West Country counties of Wiltshire, Devon and Somerset. 'Small' is a description of size and 'combe' is a local word meaning valley (cf Welsh '
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Smallcombe — This is a Devonshire or Somerset locational or topographical surname. Recorded in the spellings of Smalcomb, Smalecombe, Smalcombe, Smallcomb, Smallacombe, Smallcombe, and no doubt others as well, the surname derives from either a lost medieval… … Surnames reference
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Smalcombe — This is a Devonshire or Somerset locational or topographical surname. Recorded in the spellings of Smalcomb, Smalecombe, Smalcombe, Smallcomb, Smallacombe, Smallcombe, and no doubt others as well, the surname derives from either a lost medieval… … Surnames reference
Smalecombe — This is a Devonshire or Somerset locational or topographical surname. Recorded in the spellings of Smalcomb, Smalecombe, Smalcombe, Smallcomb, Smallacombe, Smallcombe, and no doubt others as well, the surname derives from either a lost medieval… … Surnames reference
Smallacombe — This is a Devonshire or Somerset locational or topographical surname. Recorded in the spellings of Smalcomb, Smalecombe, Smalcombe, Smallcomb, Smallacombe, Smallcombe, and no doubt others as well, the surname derives from either a lost medieval… … Surnames reference
Smallcomb — This is a Devonshire or Somerset locational or topographical surname. Recorded in the spellings of Smalcomb, Smalecombe, Smalcombe, Smallcomb, Smallacombe, Smallcombe, and no doubt others as well, the surname derives from either a lost medieval… … Surnames reference
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