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Re: LESASSIER SURNAME MEANING

by Lepic

12/21/2015, 11:28 AM

in reply to a message by PAUL M. LESASSIER JR.

The surname is from French le sassier. Sassier is an Old French word derived from sasse 'sieve, strainer' so this was a nickname for someone who made these items. In short, le sassier means 'the sieve maker'. You'll find information on Jean-Charles Lesassier at tinyurl.com/hlw8n5r and tinyurl.com/pnldstq, inter alia.

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- PAUL M. LESASSIER JR. (guest) +2

1/1/2016, 7:31 AM

Thank you very much for your response!! Would you happen to know from what part of France this surname emanates?

- Lepic +1

1/2/2016, 1:18 PM

You'll find the distribution of the surname at tinyurl.com/pfqyaz6. Your ancestor was from Guibray in Calvados (Normandie) which is 14 on the map. You'll find more information on your ancestor Jean-Charles Lesassier at tinyurl.com/hlw8n5r.

- PAUL m LESASSIER (guest)

5/16/2016, 6:58 PM

thanks i wiill check it out!!!

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