The Scottish surname Peoples, also found in Northern Ireland, is an anglicized version of the Scots Gaelic name Ó Duibhne meaning “descendant of Dubhne,” a personal name meaning “ill-tempered or disagreeable.” Thus the name is a nickname for a disagreeable person. The name is recorded in Scotland as early as the 15th Century. In Ireland it is mainly found in county Donegal in the north of the country where Scottish settlers brought it in the 16th Century. 

PEOPLES FAMILY CREST CUFFLINKS