The sacre Surname
sacre Name Meaning and History
French (Sacré): from the past participle of sacrer
‘to consecrate’, which Morlet suggests denotes a bishop and
Debrabandere describes as a personal name meaning ‘consecrated’,
‘baptized’. Debrabandere also derives it from the personal name
Sacreas, Zacharias.
Dictionary of American Family Names, Oxford University Press, ISBN 0-19-508137-4
Learn the meaning and history of your first name
Share this page with friends and family
Search for sacre records
More resources for your sacre family history
Sacre message board
Threads: 5 - Messages: 38
| Thread | Author | Replies |
| Isaac & James SACRE (SACREY): late 1700s/early 1800s KY, USA |
 GarySacre69
| 7 |
| Interest in SACRE(E) Family History: France > England | Nigel Sacree | 26 |
| Erma and Effie Sacre |
Shawnee
| 0 |
| Obit: Keith A E SACRE bn 1927 England, died 2000 Canada | Not Related | 0 |
| Julian SACRE: Germany > early 1900s USA | Scott Sacre | 0 |
Start your FREE family tree. Who will you discover?
A family tree is the easiest way to start discovering your family history. To begin, just enter whatever you know and we'll use that to try and find more information for you.
Begin your family tree with your name:
The sacre name in History
A unique volume of fascinating facts, statistics and commentary following the sacre family name as far back in history as possible.
Member Connections
- Anonymously contact one of the Ancestry members researching the sacre last name.
- Search for Ancestry members researching one of your specific ancestors.
- Create or update your own Ancestry member profile so that other members can anonymously contact you.
More Tools and Resources
- Search Ancestry.com for all of your sacre ancestors.
- Create and publish your own family history book using Ancestry Press.
- Learn more about your family history using DNA Ancestry.
- Learn more about family history in the Ancestry Learning Center.
- Visit the Ancestry.com homepage.