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Submission declined on 5 June 2024 by Twinkle1990 (talk).
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Comment: Please read WP:1ST and WP:REFB. Twinkle1990 (talk) 15:44, 5 June 2024 (UTC)
Coubrough (spelling variants include Cowbrough, Coubro', Coubruh, Coubraugh, Conborough, Conbrugh, Conburgh, Couborough, Coubrach, Coubro, Coubroch, Coubrouch, Coubrogh, Coubrugh, Couburgh, Coulrough, Cowborough, Cowbro, Cowbroch, Cowbrog, Cowbrugh, Cowburgh, Cubrugh, Cubrigh, Cubrughe, and Cubry.) is a Scottish surname, varying from the surname, McCoubrey, meaning son of Cuthbert. [1] Individuals with the surname include:
- Ian John Coubrough (born 1949), Scottish-born American children's author[2]
- David Coubrough (born 1955), English fiction author[3]
- Christopher Gerald Coubrough-Moscrip (born 1971), renowned chef from New Zealand[4]
- James Coubrough (born 1980), English football player[5]
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