All around the world, Aubrey (Aubrey 
, אוברי 
, Обри 
) is a common unisex first name. The given name Aubrey is habitual in South Africa, where it is quite a common boy's name, Botswana, and the United States, where it is quite a rare unisex name. Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in the United States, South Africa, and Philippines. Much less frequently, Aubrey is the last name as well as the forename.
Aubrey is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Aubrey Bradimore , the fictonal character, Silent Night, Deadly Night; Aubrey Upjohn , the fictional character in P.G. Wodehouse canon; Aubrey , the operatic character in the opera Frederick Douglass; a young officer; Aubrey Wentworth , the soap opera character, One Life to Live and Aubrey Hipps , the musical character in the musical Marriage a la Carte by Ivan Caryll, among other works.
| aubrey de vere Norman tenant-in-chief (b. 1040) |
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| aubrey de coucy Earl of Northumbria (b. 1050) |
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| aubrey de vere ii Anglo-Norman justiciar (1080-1141) (b. 1080) |
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| aubrey de vere, 2nd earl of oxford Earl of Oxford (b. 1101) |
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| aubrey de vere Earl of Oxford (b. 1110) |
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| aubrey de vere, 10th earl of oxford English noble (b. 1335) |
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| aubrey de vere (1426-1462) (b. 1426) |
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aubrey de vere Royalist during the English Civil War, GB (b. 1627) |
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aubrey beauclerk British Duke (1740-1802), GB (b. 1740) |
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| sir john aubrey, 4th baronet British baronet (b. 1707) |
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| lord aubrey beauclerk captain in the royal navy (b. 1710) |
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aubrey beauclerk Duke of St Albans, GB (b. 1765) |
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aubrey spencer Canadian bishop, GB (b. 1795) |
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aubrey thomas de vere Irish poet and critic, IE (b. 1814) |
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| sir thomas digby aubrey, 7th bt. (1782-1856) (b. 1782) |
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