Jobbins

Jobbins is a surname of likely British origin. Its etymology is somewhat uncertain, but it is believed to be a patronymic surname derived from a short form of the given name "Job." The suffix "-ins" is a common patronymic ending meaning "son of" or "descendant of." Therefore, Jobbins would mean "son of Job" or "descendant of Job." The given name "Job" originates from the biblical figure of Job, known for his patience and perseverance. As a surname, Jobbins is relatively rare.