Blanchard - Blanchard Family of Charleston, SC & Beyond

The 'Chronicle of Battel Abbey', and the Domesday Book have shown that Blancards came to England, from France, during the time of William the Conqueror, and one at least settled in North Lincolnshire. Subsequent deeds and charters confirm the continued presence of the family there in 1177, and by then using the name of Blaunchard and Blanchard. Blanchards have continued to populate Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, right up to the present day.

Blanchard Name

French and English: from the French medieval personal name Blancard, Blanchard, from a Germanic personal name composed of the elements blank ‘white’, ‘shining’ + hard ‘strong’, ‘brave’.

The Different Spellings of the Name

Belanchard	Blancha	Blanchaar	Blanchar	Blanchard
Blancharde	Blanchart	Blancherd	Blancherde	Blanchert
Blanchet	Blanchett	Blanchette	Blanchord	Blandchard
Blandcharde	Blandshard	Blandsharde	Blaneshard	Blansar
Blanshard	Blansharde	Blanshart	Blanshaw	Blansherd
Blansherde	Blanshert	Blanshord	Blansjaar	Blanzjaar
Blaunchard	Blauncharde	Blenchard	Blencharde	Blenshard
Blensharde	Blonshard

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