Spanish: topographic name for someone who lived in a place
overgrown with broom, from a collective form of escoba ‘broom’
(Late Latin scopa), or a habitational name from any of the
various places named with this word: for example, Escobar de Campos
(León), Escobar de Polendos (Segovia), and three minor places in
Murcia.
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Historical Documents & Family Trees with Escobar
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Escobar census records
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