- Cloutier - Wikipedia
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- Cloutier History, Family Crest Coats of Arms - HouseofNames
What does the name Cloutier mean? The ancient history of the name Cloutier dates back to the days of the Medieval period of southern It was a Norman name given to a person who sold nails, having derived from the French word "clous", which means "nails "
- Cloutier Surname Last Name: Meaning, Origin Family History - 23andMe
The meaning of Cloutier French: occupational name for a nailer, someone who made and sold nails, from an agent derivative of clou ‘nail’ (from Latin clavus) Compare Clouthier, Cluchey, Cluckey, Nailor, and Naylor
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- Cloutier Family History - Ancestry
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- Cloutier Family Crest, Coat of Arms and Name Meaning
The family name Cloutier is of French origin and means "nail maker" or "metalworker " This surname was typically given to individuals who worked with metal, specifically nails In Europe, the name is often associated with individuals who were skilled in creating nails, hinges, and other metalwork
- Cloutier Name Meaning and Cloutier Family History at FamilySearch
History: This surname was first brought to North America by Zacharie Cloutier, a carpenter from Mortagne-au-Perche in Normandy, France, who immigrated to New France in 1634 He settled in Beauport, QC His descendants also bear altered forms of the surname, such as Clouthier, Clu (t)chey, Clu (c)key, and Naylor
- Last name CLOUTIER: origin and meaning - Geneanet
Cloutier : French: occupational name for a nailer someone who made and sold nails from an agent derivative of clou ‘nail’ (from Latin clavus)
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