Meaning & Origin
Mumby is an English surname, originating from a place name in Lincolnshire, England. It is derived from Old Norse, meaning “Mundi’s farm” or “settlement.”
History & Notable People
The Mumby surname is historically tied to medieval England and Viking settlements. It is relatively rare today but still found among descendants of the original families. Notable individuals include Keith Mumby, a British rugby league footballer.
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