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The gaar Surname

gaar Name Meaning and History

  1. Dutch (van de Gaar): habitational name for someone from De Gader, an area of Hasselt in northeastern Belgium.
  2. Dutch: variant of van de Geer, a topographic name for someone living by a piece of land that tapered to a point.
  3. German: in Austria a nickname for a person who was ready and willing (to do a task), from Middle High German gar ‘ready’, ‘prepared’.

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Distribution of gaar Families in the US in 1920
Number of gaar families
 13-24
 5-12
 1-4
 0
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