The French surname Guilbeault is thought to be derived from a Germanic personal name composed of the elements "Wil," meaning will or desire and "Berht," meaning bright or famous.
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Early Origins of the Guilbeault family
The surname Guilbeault was first found in Poitou where they held a family seat in the Seigneurie of Guilbault, which was originally spelled Guillebeau. The Seigneurie originated in 1456, taking its name from the noble family in that district.
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Early History of the Guilbeault family
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Guilbeault Spelling Variations
Spelling variations of this family name include: Guilbaud, Guilbault, Guillebault, Guilbeault, Guilbot, Guillebeau, Guilbeaux, Guilbeau, Guillebot, De Guilbault and many more.
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Early Notables of the Guilbeault family
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Guilbeault migration to Canada
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Some of the first settlers of this family name were:
Guilbeault Settlers in Canada in the 20th Century
Hermine Guilbeault, aged 72, who immigrated to Montreal Canada, in 1908
Marie Guilbeault, aged 35, who settled in Montreal Canada, in 1908
Raoul Guilbeault, aged 36, who immigrated to Montreal Canada, in 1908
George Guilbeault, aged 20, who settled in Montreal, Canada, in 1924
Contemporary Notables of the name Guilbeault (post 1700)
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Narcisse V. Guilbeault, American Democratic Party politician, Elected New Hampshire State House of Representatives from Allenstown 1938 1
Steven Guilbeault (b. 1970), Canadian science reporter and environmental reporter
Guilbeault migration to Canada 
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