Lugares de interés (POIs) del Mapa
0: De Jersey
Stands to reason that the Guernsey family name 'de Jersey' came from our sister Island
Más sobre De Jersey1: De Carteret
De Carteret is a common Guernsey name and denotes where those early familes came from
Más sobre De Carteret2: La Haye-du-Puits
France
La Haye du Puits Estate in the Castel Parish of Guernsey is said to have been gifted by a French King to a loyal khight
Más sobre La Haye-du-Puits3: Brehaut
We can't be completely sure but there is a clear similiarity between the name of the French Islands Île-de-Bréhat and the Family name Brhaut
Más sobre Brehaut 4: Baubigny - Place name
France
Not far from our shores is a church called Baubigny, and in St Peter Port is an area called Baubigny. Did an early landowner name his manor after where he hailed from?
Más sobre Baubigny - Place name5: Le Breton
France
Asked where he came from the original Mr. Le Breton said 'Breton' - his name stuck for ever more
Más sobre Le Breton6: Fallaise
Fallaise is a common Guernsey surname. Possibly originated in Belgium.
Más sobre Fallaise7: Norman
The Normans came from Normandy; before then they were the men from the North, North men, Norsk
Más sobre Norman8: Le Goff
France
There is a high concentration of the Le Goff family name centred around Baud
Más sobre Le Goff9: Le Galloudec
France
There is a high concentration of the family name Le Galloudec in Plouay
Más sobre Le Galloudec10: Le Guilcher
France
There is a high concentration of the Le Guilcher name in this area of France
Más sobre Le Guilcher11: Le Garff
France
The Le Garff family name appears to come from this area
Más sobre Le Garff