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in reply to a message by Carlos
Santibanez is explained here -
http://www.ancestry.com/learn/facts/Fact.aspx?fid=10&ln=Santibanez
Iban is an old form of the name John in Spanish, Santiban looks like "Saint John".
Sarles looks French but I can't find confirmation of that. Maybe it just reminds me of the French place name Arles.
There are some English names like this; Sarle, Sarel, etc., from an old Norman name (male), Sarle, which traces back to Old Scandinavian. The meaning is said to be something like "armour".
http://www.ancestry.com/learn/facts/Fact.aspx?fid=10&ln=Santibanez
Iban is an old form of the name John in Spanish, Santiban looks like "Saint John".
Sarles looks French but I can't find confirmation of that. Maybe it just reminds me of the French place name Arles.
There are some English names like this; Sarle, Sarel, etc., from an old Norman name (male), Sarle, which traces back to Old Scandinavian. The meaning is said to be something like "armour".
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