Description:
Banjamins are a French surname. The name is derived from the medieval Banjou, a small town in the Vendée region of France. The Banjamins are a small, but well-known, French family. The surname is most common in the southwest of France, but is also found in other parts of the country. The Banjamins are originally from the Vendée region, but have also spread to other parts of France. The Banjamins are a Catholic family and have a strong heritage. The Banjamins are a relatively new family and there are few variations of the surname. The most common variations of the Banjamins are Banjou, Banjean, Banjean-Duplessis, Banjean-Lafontaine, Banjean-Lajoie, Banjean-Pelletier, Banjean-Poulin, Banjean-Roux, Banjean-Saulnier, Banjean-Tremblay, Banjean-Trottier, and Banjean-Violette.
