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What is the origin of the name LEGARD?

(Nor. Fr.) Le Gard, the guard or protector. Probably was first vassumed from the possession of some trusty or confidential office.

LE GARD Honorable Homme Charles

Spouse : LE BARON Jacqueline (1691)

Family tree of tresgots

Birth  1647

Death  1707

Le Val-Saint-Père, 50616, Manche, France

Canisy, 50095, Manche, France

Elisabeth TRESGOTS (tresgots)

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  • 14,913 individuals
  • Last updated on March 27, 2023

 

LE GARD Elisabeth

Spouse : BLANCHET Michel dits Les Noyers (1731)

Family tree of tresgots

Birth  1700

 

Canisy, 50095, Manche, France

Elisabeth TRESGOTS (tresgots)

Family tree owner

  • 14,913 individuals
  • Last updated on March 27, 2023

 

LE GARD Gervays

Family tree of tresgots

Birth  1697

 

Canisy, 50095, Manche, France

Elisabeth TRESGOTS (tresgots)

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  • 14,913 individuals
  • Last updated on March 27, 2023

 

LE GARD Hervé

Family tree of tresgots

Birth  1695

 

Canisy, 50095, Manche, France

Elisabeth TRESGOTS (tresgots)

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  • 14,913 individuals
  • Last updated on March 27, 2023

 

LE GARD Marie

Family tree of tresgots

Birth  1692

 

Canisy, 50095, Manche, France

Elisabeth TRESGOTS (tresgots)

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  • 14,913 individuals
  • Last updated on March 27, 2023

 

LE GARD Simon

Spouse : LALOI Charlotte

Family tree of tresgots

Elisabeth TRESGOTS (tresgots)

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  • 14,913 individuals
  • Last updated on March 27, 2023

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What is the origin of the name LEGARD?

(Nor. Fr.) Le Gard, the guard or protector. Probably was first vassumed from the possession of some trusty or confidential office.