About Jagneaux
The surname Jagneaux is of French origin and is derived from the personal name Jean, which is the French equivalent of John. The suffix "-eaux" is a common ending in French surnames, indicating a plural form. Therefore, Jagneaux can be interpreted as "the sons of Jean" or "the family of Jean." It is a patronymic surname, suggesting that it was originally used to identify and distinguish the descendants or relatives of a person named Jean.
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