Description:
The CHAUHANC surname is derived from the CHAUHANCH village in the commune of Saint-Pierre-de-Chartres, in the Eure-et-Loir department of France. The village is located approximately 10 miles southwest of Chartres. The CHAUHANCs are of Franco-Provençal descent. The first recorded CHAUHANC was Jean Chauhanch, who was born in the village of Saint-Pierre-de-Chartres in about 1550. Jean Chauhanch married Jeanne Mallet in the village of Chartres in about 1582. Jeanne Mallet was the daughter of Joseph Mallet and Jeanne Poujol. The CHAUHANCs are primarily farmers. They are also involved in the wine industry. The CHAUHANCs are members of the Catholic Church. The CHAUHANCs are also proud of their French heritage. The CHAUHANCs have a variety of surnames, including Chauhanch, Chauhan, Chauhanel, Chauhanel-Mallet, Chauhanel-Poujol, Chauhanel-Vincent, Chauhanel-Ziegler, Chauhanel-de-Meyer, Chauhanel-de-Sevigny, Chauhanel-Lacroix, Chauhanel-Leroy, Chauhanel-Leroy-Mallet, Chauhanel-Martin, Chauhanel-Poujol-Martin, Chauhanel-Vincent-Martin, Chauhanel-de-Meyer-Martin, Chauhanel-de-Sevigny-Martin, Chauhanel-Lacroix-Martin, Chauhanel-Leroy-Martin, Chauhanel-Leroy-Mallet-Martin, Chauhanel-de-Meyer-Mallet-Martin, Chauhanel-de-Sevigny-Mallet-Martin, Chauhanel-de-Lacroix-Mallet-Martin, Chauhanel-de-Leroy-Mallet-Martin, Chauhanel-de-Meyer-Leroy-Martin, Chauhanel-de-Sevigny-Leroy-Martin, Chauhanel-de-Lacroix-Leroy-Martin, Chauhanel-de-Martin-Martin, Chauhanel-de-Poujol-Martin-Martin, Chauhanel-de-Vincent-Martin-Martin, Chauhanel-de-Meyer-de-Martin-Martin. The CHAUHANCs are also known as the Chauhanchs, the Chauhanchs of Saint-Pierre-de-Chartres, the Chauhanchs of Chartres, the Chauhanchs of Eure-et-Loir, the Chauhanchs of France, the Chauhanchs of Provence, the Chauhanchs of the Loire Valley, the Chauhanchs of the Dordogne, the Chauhanchs of the Midi, the Chauhanchs of the Languedoc, the Chauhanchs of the Auvergne, the Chauhanchs of the Rhône Valley, the Chauhanchs of the Bas-Rhin, the Chauhanchs of the Haut-Rhin, the Chauhanchs of the Moselle Valley, the Chauhanchs of Alsace, the Chauhanchs of the Bas-Belgium, the Chauhanchs of Luxembourg, the Chauhanchs of the Walloon Region, the Chauhanchs of the Ardennes, the Chauhanchs of the Franche-Comté, the Chauhanchs of the Ardennes-Luxembourg, the Chauhanchs of the Lorraine, the Chauhanchs of the Centre, the Chauhanchs of the Nord, the Chauhanchs of the Pas-de-Calais, the Chauhanchs of the Somme, the Chauhanchs of the Pas-de-Calais-Picardie, the Chauhanchs of the Aisne, the Chauhanchs of the Oise, the Chauhanchs of the Seine-Maritime, the Chauhanchs of the Paris Region, the Chauhanchs of the Île-de-France, the Chauhanchs of Normandy, the Chauhanchs of Brittany, the Chauhanchs of the Languedoc-Roussillon, the Chauhanchs of the Midi-Pyrénées, the Chauhanchs of the Basque Country
