Jan DeGrandchamp (b. 1940s) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree

Jan C. DeGrandchamp

Born 1940s.

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Daughter of Jack DeGrandchamp and Joyce Schoen

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April (Dellinger) Dauenhauer

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posted Dec 27, 2014 by April (Dellinger) Dauenhauer

Jan DeGrandchamp

I have uploaded my family names and know that there may be mistakes. After searching WikiTree, I found a lot of names on the Pitre and Desgrandchamp side, but not very many of my Spanish and German roots. My time to search is limited and I hope this site helps. Thanks.

posted Dec 27, 2014 by Jan DeGrandchamp

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posted Dec 21, 2014 by Marshall Satterwhite USN ret.