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Trahans are also of Welsh ancestry?
Posted by: Fabian Trahan (ID *****2362)	Date: October 02, 2011 at 15:58:02
In Reply to: Re: Trahans are also of Welsh ancestry! by Fabian Trahan	of 1029

I wish to correct the post name here to 'Re: Trahans are also of Welsh ancestry?' as I had included an exclamation point on the end of the title of the original post. This is more question than answer, but I am EXCITED about the possibilities here!
About the Rouen connection from Wales?? Does anyone know more about that connection in the 11th or 12th century? I have an image of the Traehaern coat of arms from Welsh antiquity that bears 3 white fleur de lis on a black crest- This appears in antiquity from the Traehaern family in Wales, that ended up migrating to Rouen, France with a variation of our current surname's spelling. This seems to precede 1200 A.D.
Anything anyone could contribute would be appreciated! - Fabian Pierre Trahan

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Re: Trahans are also of Welsh ancestry? mitch conover 10/03/11
- Re: Trahans are also of Welsh ancestry? Fabian Trahan 10/22/11

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