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(variations;
Lobbe, Lobe (Ireland), Lob, Loba, Loeb, Loebb) is an English surname, and popularly believed to originate from the village of Lobb near Braunton in Devon, in the South West
England. It may derive from the 7th Century word meaning lump, or small hill - the village of Lobb is at the bottom of a hill. Local Surnames were often taken from the place
where a person lived, or owned land. There is another place called Lobbe (recorded in 1208) in Oxfordshire, but early records show that the surname distribution would suggest that it
is not the origin of the name. Another meaning of Lobbe, is spider, which was used as a medieval nickname, but this is not considered to be the origin of the surname either.
