The fillion Surname
fillion Name Meaning and History
French: from a diminutive of Old French fils ‘son’ (Latin
filius), used to denote the youngest son of a family.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
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Threads: 37 - Messages: 95
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| Mystery of Antoine Fillion |
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| Palmir Fillion m. Francois Boucher |
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| 3 |
| Fillion's from Thurso, Que. |
memorykin
| 0 |
| Eva Fillion |
grandmachouchou
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| Albert Fillion |
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| Eliza Fillion, born 09 Feb 1851 at St. Jerome, Quebec | Larry Pelletier | 2 |
| Descendants of Frederic fillion |
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| Descendants of Andre Fillion | lenora | 17 |
| Jean Fillion |
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| MaryAnn Fillion | Lori | 9 |
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