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Similar surnames: Baron , Barone , Baronet , Baroni , Baron-Lafreniere
Our database contains 3015 marriages of the Barron family
Here are a few examples:
Husband: Simon Chevreux-La-Taupine
Wife: Barbe Baron
Husband: Leger Baron
Wife: Marie-Anne Beaudon
Husband: Jacques Baron
Wife: Catherine Meny
Husband: Michel Robineau-Desmoulins
Wife: Marie-Louise Baron
Husband: Nicolas Baron
Wife: Marie Saux
Husband: Francois Chomillier-Chaumelier
Wife: Marie Baron
Husband: Denis Baron
Wife: Susanne Brunel
Husband: Pierre-Michel Michel-Taillon-Olivier
Wife: Marie-Jeanne Baron
Husband: Jacques Baron
Wife: Anne Grenon
Husband: Jean-Baptiste Baron
Wife: Marie-Louise Rognon
Husband: Louis Croteau
Wife: Marie-Catherine Baron
Husband: Joseph Baron
Husband: Jacques Baron
Wife: Marie-Madeleine Boucher
Husband: Louis Berthelot
Wife: Suzanne Baron
Husband: Pierre-Noel Lambert
Wife: Marie-Josephte Baron
Husband: Pierre-Ignace Baron
Wife: Marie-Genevieve Baudon
Husband: Jean-Claude Baron
Husband: Jacques Baron
Wife: Marie-Francoise Houde
Husband: Joseph Baron
Wife: Jeanne Lepailleur
Husband: Jacques Daigle
Wife: Marie-Felicite Baron
Our database contains 3015 marriages of the Barron family
Here are a few examples:
Nicolas Baron-Lupien, referring to his father’s first name, was baptized on June 17th, 1645 in Villenauxe-La-Grande, Aube, France. Son of Lupien Baron and Jeanne Tierson, he married Marie-Marthe Chauvin, daughter of Pierre and Marie-Marthe Hautreux, on November 16th, 1676 in Montreal. From this union were born nine children. He arrived in the country in 1673, and settled down in Montreal, as the domestic of Antoine de la Fresnay. Alternately butcher, shoemaker, furrier, farmer and carpenter, he made several transactions and associations in the region. In 1681, he owns a land of 9 acres. The date of his death, which occurred before May 11th, 1698, remains unknown.
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BARON - Baron comes from the name of several places in France. It is also used to refer to an individual wearing said title of nobility, or as an ironic nickname.
Submitted by YourFolks.com
BARON - Baron comes from the name of several places in France. It is also used to refer to an individual wearing said title of nobility, or as an ironic nickname.
Submitted by YourFolks.com
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