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Andre VADEBONCOEUR DIT CHEF
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Andre Gotti Chef in The Southeast Missourian - Jan 9 1977
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Andre Colin Chef in Le Courrier Australien (Sydney, NSW) - Sep 3 1943
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Andre Azze Chef in L'Italia - Sep 18 1909
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Andre Robert Desire CHEF, 1926 - 2010
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Andre Georges Emile CHEF, 1933 - 2016
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Andre Roger Eugene CHEF, 1925 - 1989
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Andre CHEF, 1954 - 2009
France DeathsAndre Chef Vadeboncoeur, born 1778
FamilySearch Family TreeAndré Chef, born Circa 1814
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Andre CHEF, died 1678
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Andre CHEF, died 1811
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Andre Chef, born Circa 1821
1881 Canada Census
Andre Chef, born 1810
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The first name Andre has its origins in the Greek name Andreas, which means "manly" or "brave," derived from the word "aner," meaning "man." This name first appeared in ancient Greece and was popularized by Saint Andrew, one of the apostles of Jesus, who is considered the patron saint of several countries, including Scotland and Russia. The name Andre is commonly associated with qualities such as strength and courage, reflecting the characteristics of those who initially bore it. Variations of the name can be found across different cultures, including Andrew in English, Andrés in Spanish, and Andrea in Italian, with each variation often carrying similar meanings. In some regions, the pronunciation may differ slightly, but the essence of the name remains consistent. Andre has maintained its popularity in various countries, particularly in France and Portuguese-speaking nations, where it is frequently used.
The last name "Chef" is derived from the French word "chef," meaning "chief" or "head," and historically referred to a leader or someone in charge, particularly in a culinary context, where it denotes a head cook or kitchen leader. The surname likely originated in France, where culinary arts have a rich tradition, and it may have been adopted by individuals who held positions of authority in kitchens or were known for their cooking skills. Over time, the name has spread to various regions, particularly in countries influenced by French culture, such as Canada and parts of the United States. Variations of the surname can include "Chefs," which may be used in plural contexts, or adaptations in other languages, such as "Koch" in German, which also means "cook." While the surname is not exceedingly common, it reflects a profession that has been esteemed throughout history, emphasizing leadership and expertise in the culinary field.
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