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According to French sources:
Guigone is the feminine form of Guiges/Guigon, which is apparently the old French form of the Germanic name Wigo, from Germanic "wig" (war). See names like Wigburg, Guiomar, Viggo, and the English Wyot / Wyatt).
Guigon / Guygon still survives as a surname in France (in many different variations).
Alexandrina, Annabella, Clementine, Charlotte, Emilienne, Florence, Frederica, Katharina, Mary (May), Maud, Penelope, Rosamund, Theodora (Teddy).
Aubrey, Axel, Benedict, Bertrand (Bertie), Cuthbert, Dashiell, Everard, John (Jack) Leopold (Leo), Magnus, Matthias, Maximilian (Max), Wilfred.
Guigone is the feminine form of Guiges/Guigon, which is apparently the old French form of the Germanic name Wigo, from Germanic "wig" (war). See names like Wigburg, Guiomar, Viggo, and the English Wyot / Wyatt).
Guigon / Guygon still survives as a surname in France (in many different variations).
Alexandrina, Annabella, Clementine, Charlotte, Emilienne, Florence, Frederica, Katharina, Mary (May), Maud, Penelope, Rosamund, Theodora (Teddy).
Aubrey, Axel, Benedict, Bertrand (Bertie), Cuthbert, Dashiell, Everard, John (Jack) Leopold (Leo), Magnus, Matthias, Maximilian (Max), Wilfred.
This message was edited 4/19/2015, 12:43 PM
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