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Dalby is a Scandinavian place name meaning "valley settlement", during the Viking Age, the name was brought to England and it later also became an English surname. It can be a locational surname for those from Dalby, Lincolnshire, near Spilsby; in Dalby, Leicestershire near Melton Mowbray, and in Dalby, North Yorkshire near Terrington.^[1] Notable people with the surname include:

• Amy Dalby, British actress
• Andrew Dalby, Culinary writer
• Andy Dalby, guitarist
• Claire Dalby, British artist
• Dave Dalby, former NFL football player
• David Dalby, British linguist, founder of Linguasphere Observatory
• Greg Dalby, American soccer player
• Håkan Dahlby, Swedish double trap shooter
• Irene Dalby, Norwegian swimmer
• John Dalby (1929–2017), English singer and composer
• John Dalby (painter) (1810–1865), English painter
• Liza Dalby, American anthropologist and writer
• Matthew Dalby, British scientist
• Mark Dalby (1938–2013), British Anglican Archdeacon
• Martin Dalby (1942–2018), Scottish composer
• Nicolas Dalby, Danish mixed martial artist
• Robert Dalby, English martyr
• William Bartlett Dalby (1840–1918), British aural surgeon and otologisthe

References

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• Old Grey Bonnet
• Old Greyfriars, Edinburgh
• Old Greyhound Terminal (Washington, D.C.)
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• Old Grist Mill
• Old Groton Inn
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• Old Guinea
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• Old Gym (Vanderbilt University)
• Old Habits (album)
• Old Habits (Smash Mouth album)