The Sabo Last Name

Families named Sabo share a Hungarian surname with a long history. In Elsdon Smith's reading, the name described “one who made outer garments, a. tailor”. It began as an occupational name, from the work an early bearer did.

Between 1891 and 2000, 219 babies born in France were registered as Sabo, with the most births in 1931–1940. In Spain, the INE population register lists 165 people with Sabo as their first surname and 68 as their second.

Heraldry follows families, not surnames. A Sabo coat of arms, where one exists, belonged to a specific line. Get the complete Sabo report, with a museum-style coat of arms.