My french is not good enough for more than the title!
Anyone know of the history of the surname "Marsan"
My family is in the U.S.. I have been told that the name is either French or Monaguesque, that it is quite common and that there might be a city with the same name.
Any leads or information will be appreciated!! Thank-you very much in advance.
Merci bien!!
Jennifer Marsan
dmckin4975@aol.com
My french is not good enough for more than the title!
Anyone know of the history of the surname "Marsan"
My family is in the U.S.. I have been told that the name is either French or Monaguesque, that it is quite common and that there might be a city with the same name.
Any leads or information will be appreciated!! Thank-you very much in advance.
Merci bien!!
Jennifer Marsan
dmckin4975@aol.com
On Saturday, November 28, 1998 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, DMckin4975 wrote:
My french is not good enough for more than the title!
Anyone know of the history of the surname "Marsan"
My family is in the U.S.. I have been told that the name is either French or
Monaguesque, that it is quite common and that there might be a city with the
same name.
Any leads or information will be appreciated!! Thank-you very much in advance.
Merci bien!!
Jennifer Marsan
dmckin4975@aol.com
Origin is Navarre about the 9th century. Common name in this area of modern day Spain and France. A branch was established in Normandy through marriage. Pierre Marsan dit Lapierre settled in New France in the 1600s.
On Monday, December 19, 2016 at 12:48:57 AM UTC-6, Charles Jewett wrote:
On Saturday, November 28, 1998 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, DMckin4975 wrote:
My french is not good enough for more than the title!
Anyone know of the history of the surname "Marsan"
My family is in the U.S.. I have been told that the name is either French or
Monaguesque, that it is quite common and that there might be a city with the
same name.
Any leads or information will be appreciated!! Thank-you very much in advance.
Merci bien!!
Jennifer Marsan
dmckin4975@aol.com
Origin is Navarre about the 9th century. Common name in this area of modern day Spain and France. A branch was established in Normandy through marriage. Pierre Marsan dit Lapierre settled in New France in the 1600s.
Hi Charles,
Do you have sources for that? I'm trying to verify parentage for my 3rd great grandmother, Jeanne Laure Marsan of France.
Thanks in advance.
Warm regards,
Cindy
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