History and origin of the Guillon family

Jean Guyon was baptized in 1592 in Saint-Aubin, Tourouvre, France. Son of Jacques Guyon and Marie Huet, he married Mathurin Robin, of unknown parentage, in June 1615 in France. From this union were born 10 children. He arrived in the country in 1634 as a bricklayer. Well known in France for the quality of his work, he acquired the fief of Dubuisson in 1637. In 1653, he donated his house in Mortagne, France, to the charity of the church. His wife died in Beauport in April 1662 and he did so, in May 1663 in Quebec.

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GUYON - Derived from Guy, itself from Guay, name of several places in France, or from the Germanic name "wido" which means wood. There are many variants: Guion Dion, Hion and Yon.

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GUYON - Derived from Guy, itself from Guay, name of several places in France, or from the Germanic name "wido" which means wood. There are many variants: Guion Dion, Hion and Yon. LEMOINE - from 'le moine' in French (the monk), an ironic nickname to someone who like to drink and to eat, a bit plump and lustfull.

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<b>Céline Dion</b> was born March 30, 1968, the youngest of 14 children. Originally from Charlemagne, Quebec, this singer, songwriter, and performer launched his first album in 1981. Since then, she has sold over 200 million records worldwide and is recognized for his technically impressive voice and her impeccable performances. To find out if you have common ancestors, take a look at her <a href="/an/personnalite.asp?Nom=Celine_Dion">paternal line</a>!

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