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The surname Tubervile, also spelled Tuberville, has its origins in Ireland. It is derived from the Gaelic name "Mac Toibin" or "Mac Toibin Uí Bhriain," which means "son of Toibin, descendant of Brian." The name Toibin is a variant of the Irish name Tóibín, which means "well or pit." The name Brian is a common Irish given name that means "strong" or "hill." The Tubervile family has a long and noteworthy history in Ireland. They were prominent members of the Gaelic nobility and were associated with the province of Munster. The family held significant lands and positions of power, particularly in County Cork. Over time, some members of the Tubervile family migrated to England, particularly during the Norman invasion of Ireland in the 12th century. They became part of the Anglo-Norman nobility and held lands and titles in both countries. The Tubervile surname evolved over the centuries, with different spellings being used interchangeably. It is believed that the spelling variations of Tuberville and Tubervile emerged during the Tudor period. Today, individuals with the surname Tubervile or Tuberville can be found primarily in Ireland, England, and other English-speaking countries. The name has spread through migration and has become less common over time. However, those who bear the Tubervile or Tuberville name can take pride in their Irish heritage and the noble lineage associated with it.

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