What are the unpopular and beautiful western surnames?

I. Cumberbatch

Cumberbatch is a rare surname abroad, and there is almost no information recorded on the Internet, but it can't be a noble surname. The earliest record is12nd century, and Wengbaqi is a town in Cheshire Province, so the original Kangbaqi was a representative of nobles, and people surnamed Kangbaqi were generally landlords and generals.

Second, Germany

"De" is also the representative of French aristocrats' surnames in France, but 10% aristocrats don't need De. The surviving French aristocrats are: Germany? The family of the Earl of castel, the family of Marquis Giselle-brissac, and the family of rochefort Silex. Nowadays, civilians also use Gade in their surnames to represent a long family history.

Third, don

Don is a Spanish word that is often translated as "Tang" or "Tang". It originated from Latin dominus, which means English master. Generally, it is added before the name in Spanish, which is a symbol of nobility in history and a kind of honorific title for nobility.

Fourth, Germany

Generally, this kind is used as a preposition in French, but it is also a feature of French aristocrats, meaning "from" or "belonging to" a certain family. Before the French Revolution, it was used to distinguish civilians from nobles.

Verb (short for verb) Campbell

Duke of argyll, a British hereditary aristocrat, the first-generation Earls colin campbell and Su duke of argyll are also important Campbell tribal leaders in Grand history, leading more than 3.5 million Campbell people around the world and managing family property, including forests, land, tourism, castles, mineral resources and so on.