Aucourt History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms

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Etymology of Aucourt

The surname Auclair is believed to derive from the French word "clair", which translates to "clear". 1

Early Origins of the Aucourt family

Early History of the Aucourt family

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Aucourt Spelling Variations

Spelling variations of this family name include: Auclair, Auclerc, Auclert, Auconsul, Aucoc, Aucordier, Aucourt, Aucourturier, Au Clair, Au Clerc, Au Consul, Au Coc, Au Coq, Au Cordier, Au Court and many more.

Early Notables of the Aucourt family

Gabriel-André Auclerc, a lawyer born in 1750, who became involved with the Church and preached around France. Constant-Aurian Auclerc of Berry was a farmer who began developing artificial prairies. He acquired the title of Vice-President of the Consultative Chamber of Agriculture and was also the author of several works on agricultural problems. Léon Aucoc was a jurisconsult and administrator in Paris and became President of the Council of...
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Migration of the Aucourt family

Some of the first settlers of this family name or some of its variants were: André Auclair, who married in 1681 in Quebec; André Aucler lived in Beauceville in 1695; Marie-Joseph Auclerc was married in 1768 in Montreal. André.